Eco-friendly EcoVue iPhone jacket

You want to do your bit for the environment, but you also don’t want to miss out on great technology… So you’ve got yourself an iPhone and are now just searching for the perfect eco-friendly accessories…

Well done you! You’ve searched – and now found: Green iPhone protection

No, not the colour green – a fantastic product from Marware that is made from environmentally friendly materials!

Sleek and stylish, Marware’s EcoVue iPhone jacket is an ultra-slimline perfect fit for your iPhone 3GS.

Made from corn starch polymers with a soft lining of recycled polyester, this case gives you the look and feel of leather, without the guilt!

But don’t think that the workmanship has been compromised, this EcoVue iPhone sleeve looks the part!

High quality material, detailed seams, precise cut-outs for all ports and controls, included screen protection and eye catching logo on the rear strap closure system.

It’s perfect for any environment – in the boardroom, or in your pocket or bag ready to whip out and show-off to friends and colleagues.

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And being made with environmentally-friendly materials – you can “Go Green In Style”.

Search: Industry Shake-up

There are industry whispers that Apple may replace Google with Microsoft Bing as the iPhone’s default browser.

With rivalry tensions increasing between Apple and Google, it appears Apple may provide the ultimate face slap if they side with Microsoft.

This would be a significant blow,” says Jonathan Yarmis, analyst at the research firm Ovum. “Google would be cut off from the most important platform on the mobile Web.”

Apple also recently bought mobile advertising company Quattro Wireless, two months after Google purchased Quattro Wireless rival AdMob.

The launch of the first official Bing app (free) for the iPhone and iPod touch was in December – and whilst Bing is still relatively new, it has snatched 10.7% of the market share, although Google still reigns as the overall leader – including on mobile search.

That may all change with Bing as default on iPhones…?

Execs from Bloomberg’s BusinessWeek state:

Dropping the top search engine as the default on the iPhone would cut Google off from valuable data about smartphone users”

Your Comments?

So what do iPhone owners think? Would you be happy to use Bing on your iPhone – or prefer to stick with Google?

Not happy? Business Week also mentioned that:

Apple is also said to be quietly working away behind the scenes on its own search-engine and mobile advertising solutions, implying that the Bing deal may be “short-lived”.