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FAQ

• How do I order a case if the projects over?

  If you've missed the project deadline for KickStarter there's no other way to pledge and receive the product at the reduced price since the projects closed..  We've opened up a spot to purchase these First Edition cases, linked below.

  LINK >>  http://www.ipluscase.com/

  Last updated: Friday Feb 17, 8:56pm EST
• How does this case effect the signal?

  We get this question a lot and there's more that plays into signal strength than the case. Apple has upgraded their whole antenna configuration and should help with any potential signal issues over prior versions. >>  http://www.macrumors.com/2011/10/04/iphone-4s-includes-significant-antenna-upgrades/

  However, as I stated there's more to it than just the antenna.  If your device doesn't have a case you can still see signal issues depending on how the device is held, where the towers are, etc.  There are so many variables that effect this. The goal for this case was to reduce an potential signal issues the best we can.  But with any case it's almost impossible to eliminate them because you are physically covering the antenna at it's source.  If you see from this picture >>(http://kck.st/pDJgm2) we've added some EVA lining to help mitigate any potential problems.

  Please also see update #6 http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1791911961/i-case-iphone-4s-and-iphone-4-bumper-case/posts/130738

  Thanks

  Jason & Chung

  Last updated: Saturday Jan 14, 11:10pm EST
• How do I pick a color?

  We will send out a survey at project close to ask the color as well as other things like address and shipping. 

  Last updated: Saturday Jan 14, 11:10pm EST
• How much is it to ship international?

  We are still working on the costs for shipping, but we expect it to be under $10.

  Last updated: Saturday Jan 14, 11:10pm EST
• How does the bumper protect the phone?

  Most falls typically end up striking the edge of the phone.  It's very difficult to drop a phone parallel to a surface and land flat.  Most screen cracks occur because of a point load on the perimeter.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3SDy_VO9uY
  You'll even see in the video above that when the screen cracked there was a point load on the edge that caused it.

  thanks

  Last updated: Saturday Jan 14, 11:10pm EST