Snap-on Rubber Coated Case for Apple® iPhone® 4 4S 4GS 4G AT&T / Verizon, Pink / Black

Ok so the brand new iPhone 4S was announced by Apple yesterday!

And i am going to buy when when released!

Now i am a bit or well i say a bit but extreme OCD with keeping my new iPhones protected from scratches and dust etc...

A: These cases aren't quite what you're looking for, but they look very cool:
http://www.squidoo.com/weird-iphone-4-ca ses

Apple's iPhone 4S issues show the problem with being an early adopter

But in the midst of the outage it is easy to forget one thing: as robust as Siri currently is, the software is still in beta. Apple doesn’t say this too loudly, of course.  Instead the company relegates the mentioning of Siri’s beta distinction to a small bit of print on the software’s page : “Siri is available in Beta only on iPhone 4S and requires Internet access.” Perhaps Siri’s current issues should be understood within that context.

Either way, the beta label is an interesting one and leads, somewhat inevitably, to the question of whether all new devices be given the same title. After all, less than a month has passed since the iPhone 4S was released. Shouldn’t a few hardware and software hiccups be a given? Early adopters of the Xbox 360 and countless other devices have also felt the effects of buying into a new technology early on. It’s called the early adopter tax, and is rarely ever a good thing. Then again, its just as easy to argue the opposite: Products that come to market should be complete ones, not bug-filled, semi-complete releases. Whatever direction a new product goes, its the early adopters that are hit with the bulk of the issues. And that’s not an enviable position to be in.

Source: ZDNet (blog)