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Why should iPhone owners get all the style? iSkin has now released its first cases for the BlackBerry Curve, Storm, and Bold.

The Vibes line of cases are available for all three BlackBerry models, and the Vibes FX line is available for the Curve. The difference is that the Vibes cases come in solid colors, while the Vibes FX cases have an argyle pattern and a screen protector that doubles as a mirror when your BlackBerry is off.

Not just eye candy, both lines offer high-gloss color with the look of a soft case, but the protection of a hard shell. They're also embedded with Microban antimicrobial protection to keep your phone germ-free.

Vibes cases sell for $29.99 and Vibes FX for $32.99. See the whole lineup at the iSkin site.

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