NeuVue antimicrobial iPhone, iPad case is a germaphobe's best friend (pictures)
This killer microfiber-lined case comes in a rainbow of colors and materials, seen first at CES 2014.
Eric Franklin
NueVue case: Bacteria, begone
LAS VEGAS -- A brand-new NueVue case for iPhone and iPad kills 99.9 percent of bacteria after two hours, according to the company's claims.
Secret killer
The trick to cleanliness? The microfiber liner inside the case contains an antimicrobial element that essentially explodes bacteria.
Wipe it clean
Push the device up through the cut-out in the bottom of the case to wipe the phone or tablet clean.
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