Gizmodo reviews the Griffin Clarifi iPhone Case
And the macro lens turns out to work. Cool. Sure, you’re not going to pay $35 just for the stupid QR code iPhone applications (wherein “stupid” qualifies the idea of offering — sometimes selling — barcode-reading applications for a cameraphone with no macro capability), but if you feel like you need to have a case protecting your iPhone there’s just no reason to use any other one (as the Clarifi doesn’t look half bad, either). And if, like me, you’re on the fence about having a case, then the added functionality makes a good argument. As a matter of fact, I’m two bankruptcies away from ordering one online right now.
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