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This $35 case lets you attach an AirTag to your AirPods Pro
Spigen has released the Tag Armor Duo, a $34.99 case that protects your AirPods Pro while including a slot for an AirTag.
Computer and phone accessories that make great gifts
Here's a list of computer and phone accessories that make great holiday gifts, as chosen by Engadget editors.
Spigen has a trademark beef with Andy Rubin's Essential Products
We're still about a month away from the first Essential Phone hitting the market, but there may be a problem. According to documents provided to Android Police, well-known mobile accessory maker Spigen has trademarked the Essential name for certain accessories it builds (battery packs, chargers and Bluetooth headphones), and is worried that Andy Rubin's new outfit could cause confusion. Spigen claims the new company has had its trademark attempt rejected twice, and because Essential Products is moving forward anyway, Spigen sent a cease-and-desist letter. The response from a spokesperson? "Essential believes they are without merit and will respond appropriately." Essential is hardly a unique designation, but the close quarters of the products are interesting, even if the newcomer seems unbothered.
Engadget giveaway: Win a Samsung Galaxy S8+ and Spigen cases!
Samsung's latest phones seems to be a hit, with pre-orders reaching record levels for the company. Both the S8 and the S8+ have a smooth elongated exterior for easier gripping, but that's not to say these handsets don't obey the laws of gravity. To help keep Samsung's latest safe from harm, case maker Spigen has provided a variety of protective shells for every eventuality, from light weight to heavy duty for both the S8 and S8+. This includes the company's popular Neo Hybrid with a subtle herringbone pattern on the back, as well as clear and even sparkly cases for those with a little flare. This week, Spigen has provided us with a powerful Samsung Galaxy S8+ (for AT&T), along with an assortment of cases and screen protectors for one lucky winner. All you need to do is head to the Rafflecopter widget below for up to three chances at winning one of Samsung's latest smartphones and a Spigen safety package to keep it protected. Winner: Congratulations to Hugh D. of Dublin, CA!
Engadget giveaway: Win an LG G5 courtesy of Spigen!
With spring upon us, you may have cleaned your house and refreshed your wardrobe, but this week you could also win a fresh new smartphone to brighten up the season. Case and accessory maker Spigen has given us two new LG G5 phones and a selection of five cases for two lucky readers this week. LG's latest handset has a 5.3-inch display, expandable memory and a unique fast-swappable battery feature. To keep this new phone safe, Spigen has included five of its most popular case designs: the Tough Armor, Neo Hybrid, Rugged Armor, Crystal Shell and lastly the Style Armor, which accommodates quick access to the G5's battery without needing to remove the case. Just head to the Rafflecopter widget below for up to three chances at winning. You can also find discount codes below to buy Spigen's G5 and S7 Edge cases or even opt to write some reviews in exchange for a few freebies. Winners: Congratulations to Elizabeth N. of Oklahoma City, OK and Geoffrey I. of Arlington, TX!
Engadget giveaway: win a Nexus 6P courtesy of Younity!
Left a file on your desktop and you're already halfway across town? Want to share that movie, song or photo, but don't have a local copy or cloud backup? You can do all that easily -- and for free -- with Younity, a media server that connects all of your devices putting your digital stuff in reach. It creates private peer-to-peer streaming and file access, making it a great free alternative to services like Plex Premium. Younity can serve up media such as iTunes catalogs, Adobe Lightrooom libraries along with your regular files, so you'll always have your data available. Starting today, Android has joined Younity's roster of available platforms, which includes iOS, Mac and Windows. This week, the company has provided us with a Nexus 6P to celebrate the addition of Android and one lucky reader will get to stretch their legs in Younity's world of access on the handset. All you need to do is head to the Rafflecopter widget below for up to three chances at winning. Winner: Congratulations to Steve E. of West Lafayette, IN!
Engadget giveaway: win an iPhone 6s courtesy of Spigen!
Live and learn, right? While having a bare-bottomed phone looks great, with one or two catastrophes under your belt, you may not be going commando again any time soon. This is especially true if you have a high-end handset like Apple's iPhone 6s. That's where companies like Spigen come in, to wrap your precious pocket computer in a slim, secure shell. The Neo Hybrid line of cases boasts upgraded polycarbonate frames with extra protection where it's needed. Both the classic version and the Carbon offer military-grade protection, while the Ex provides a clear, flexible shell to show off your phone's styling. This week's giveaway pairs both an iPhone 6s (16GB, GSM, T-mobile) with a collection of Spigen's protective cases to keep it safe and sound. Just head down to the Rafflecopter widget below for up to three chances at winning. Winner: Congratulations to Ken P. of Gilbert, AZ!
Engadget giveaway: win an iPhone 6 courtesy of Spigen!
Waiting on line in advance of an Apple product launch doesn't sound like the best way to spend a weekend, but unless you queued up, it's quite possible you're still bumming around with a perfectly good, but now last-generation iPhone. There's a glimmer of hope, however. The folks at Spigen have given us a pair of iPhone 6 handsets so two lucky Engadget readers can get their early adoption underway. And to help keep that pricey bit of smartphone tech safe and sound, Spigen has also included all five colors of its Neo Hybrid Metal case to go with each phone. These slim protective shells have interchangeable Dia-Cut aluminum frames paired with a soft, yet grippy material to provide shock and impact absorption. There aren't any lines to suffer here, just head on down to the Rafflecopter widget below for up to three chances at winning an iPhone 6 and complete set of Neo Hybrid Metal cases. Winners: congratulations to Malcolm H. of New Orleans, LA and Micah R. of Edmund, OK.
Engadget Giveaway: win one of two Nexus 5 smartphones courtesy of Spigen!
Google's Nexus 5 handset may be in short supply at the Play Store, but protective case maker Spigen Inc. had the forethought to snap up a pair of them so that two lucky Engadget readers could get their KitKat fix without delay. Not only do we have the newest in the Nexus line, but we've also got a trio of Spigen cases to keep them safe and sound. Each phone comes with a selection of Spigen's Slim Armor cases -- including champagne gold -- and one Neo Hybrid case, which has an interchangeable bumper for color customization. These are unlocked, 16GB handsets, so the winners will be free from carrier woes and with these shock-absorbing cases, accidental device drops won't have you stressing. This could be your lucky day, so head on over to the Rafflecopter widget for your chance to win! Winners - Congratulations to our winners: Phong L., Savannah, GA / Christian M., Sarasota, FL
Engadget Giveaway: win one of two Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Play edition phones, courtesy of Spigen SGP!
The HTC One Google Play edition was one of our most popular giveaways so far, so we've taken things up a notch by offering the Samsung Galaxy S4 GPe (16GB white) -- and not just one, but two! We owe this opportunity to Spigen SGP, a connoisseur of screen protectors and protective cases for a large variety of the best smartphones and tablets you can get these days. In fact, the company wants to give each winner their own set of Slim Armor View cases: one white and one black. Not too shabby for a weekly contest, so head below and enter using the Rafflecopter widget! Winners: Congratulations to Giorgio D. of Bakersfield, CA and Jason H. of Somerville, MA for winning the GS4 GPe!
