Mobile

Your iPhone Will Still Shatter If You Drop It From A Roof With This Super-Case Case

We’ve been impressed by G-Form’s ugly, abuse-proof iDevice cases before: an iPhone was used as a hockey puck, and we beat the living hell out of an iPad. But the newest case didn’t save my iPhone from horrific suicidal death.


February 9, 2012
Mobile

An iPhone Used As A Hockey Puck At 130km/h

If you want to sell something in tech, you can either employ cleavage or violence. In this case, the boys at G-Form are demoing their new iPhone case by beating the hell out of it with a hockey stick. Sure!


November 15, 2011
Computing

Encased iPads Live Through 400m Free Falls

The last time I saw something survive a 400m fall, King of the Hill was still on and Peggy was celebrating her 20th wedding anniversary.


July 22, 2011
Computing

G-Form Extreme IPad Case: As Ugly As It Is Unkillable (Very!)

Your iPad is expensive and delicate, and one side of it is made out of glass. So breaking it is a very real, and very shitty prospect. Most cases will protect against bruises. This one protects against hammer strikes.


April 25, 2011
Computing

Watch An iPad Survive A Harrowing 150m Drop

For those that enjoy the cheap thrills of iPad torture but aren’t quite prepared to bankroll replacement units, might we recommend the G-Form Extreme sleeve? You may have seen G-Form endure a 5kg bowling ball drop unscathed; now its creators have escalated the challenge to a 150m drop.


April 8, 2011
Computing

Your IPad Can Survive A Bowling Ball With The G-Form Sleeve

The makers of the G-Form iPad Sleeve claim you can drop an 3.6kg bowling ball on the sleeve (with iPad inserted) from a height of one metre, and the iPad will still work afterwards.