Say it aint so! We first saw the BlackBerry 10 Milan Slider concept phone in a render earlier this month. I have heard so many conflicting reports about this device that it does not amaze me that Lucas @N4BB heard that it has been cancelled. Who knows what the true story but we have been…
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Like several other Incipio cases, the Silicrylic case comes with both an inner silicone layer and an outer hard shell. The inner silicone layer is very pliable and yet sturdy at the same time. When added with the outer shell, your device will have protection all over with easily accessible cutouts for all ports as well as the camera and flash. The Silicrylic case features a hard plastic back that’s smooth and feels great in hand. The inner silicone layer adds some bulk to your devices buttons and makes them even easier to use. Getting the phone out of the case isn’t difficult, which is a good thing if you are like myself and own a BlackBerry Charging Pod. The problem comes into play when trying to get the case back on the device. As shown in the video, the outer hard shell is such a tight fit that the inner silicone layer tends to get bunched up in certain spots and you’ll have to lift the outer shell to maneuver the inner layer around to get that perfect fit.
The Incipio Silicrylic Dual Protection case for the BlackBerry Bold 9900/30 is available for $27.95 at ShopCrackBerry.com.
Contest: To enter to win a Incipio Silicrylic Case for your Bold 9930 or 9900, just leave a single comment on this post. Contest ends Sunday at midnight PST.
With almost 6500 comments, our CrackBerry Santa Contest definitely showed that a lot of you out there can’t wait to get your hands on a new BlackBerry 10 device, whenever they are released. We know you’re all anxious to see who the big winner is, so with out further ado, the winner is…
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What are your thoughts? Would this be a good move for RIM? Sound off in the comments!
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