Did you score yourself a new Samsung Galaxy S III during the holidays? Maybe you already have one and now you need a better way to protect it. Fear not, smartphone enthusiasts, because there are lots of great Samsung Galaxy S3 cases that have now been significantly discounted.

The Otterbox Commuter Case probably boasts some of the best protection in the industry with its impact-absorbing silicone and hi-impact polycarbonate shell. Pick it up for $20, down from $34.95 regularly.

For a little added functionality, there is the Aduro Shell Holster Combo Case for $12.99, which is $17 off the list price. It’s a tough case that happens to have an integrated kickstand, making it easier to watch videos and enjoy other content.

Something even more rugged is the Otterbox Defender Series. It’s on sale for 56% off, now available for $21.99. There’s a clear protective membrane to go along with polycarbonate and a durable silicone. The belt holster doubles as a viewing stand too.

The adventurous might choose this $9.95 hot pink leather wallet case that houses your Samsung Galaxy S III, as well as your credit cards in a completely covered case. You can also get it in black for $7.26 ($12.73 off).

Maintaining the thin appeal of the S3 is the elago G5 Slim Fit Case with a soft finish. Normally listing for $20.99, it’s now on sale for $9.99. The hard shell case, made in Korea, is ultra slim and lightweight.

Want to confuse your friends? The Nintendo Game Boy Case for the Galaxy S3 is durable and surely dials up the geek factor, looking like that old school Game Boy with the spinach green screen. Best of all, the soft silicon skin case is just $1.75.

Last but not least, you certainly shouldn’t forget about the front of the phone too. Keep things scratch-free with the generic screen protector for the Galaxy S III. A three-pack has a regular list price of $15.25, but somehow it’s now selling for a mere 83 cents.

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The second can be used to measure body fat and muscle bulk. I’m not entirely sure how it does that, but it certainly shows that cell phone jackets can do more than just protect the phone. There’s also another one that can be used to measure the alcohol content, preventing you from getting behind the wheel if you’re a little tipsy. It can even measure bad breath!

Another app allows you to take a photo of your food and it will automatically calculate the approximate calorie count for that dish. There’s some interesting algorithm stuff going on in there. Similarly, there’s one to check your hunger level based on your breath, analyzing your fat burning. Presumably, all of these different sensors would work in tandem with an appropriate smartphone application. They’re not ready “any time soon,” but they do show some intriguing promise.

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