I've dropped my 3G too many times to count. It's in rough shape and cracked on the edges and cracked near the headset, but it still works like a champ.
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iPhone "4G" Lost and Retrieved, Not by Apple Though
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TeamOverload
Active Member
They break extremely easily? I have the first gen touch, and that thing has been through hell and back and only has the usual wear and tear scratches to show for it, no problems at all. Not sure if the new ones are cheaper or not, so that is always possible.
It might have something to do with temperature and humidity, because around here the first or second time they're dropped the screen is done. We had a huge discussion in English class, not one person's iPhone wasn't broken, and they only dropped it once. Still, the 4G looks quite hardy.
The touch is different and more durable (no glass in touch). The iPhone is very prone to cracks and shell breaks
TeamOverload
Active Member
Fair enough, his post mentioned touches as well, thanks for clarifying. I'm considering an iPhone, so I think I'll actually keep that in mind since I'm quite clumsy. Or I'll just be sure to pick up a good case.
Craig Fairfax
illuminati Vereran
Um... the ipod touch screen is glass.
My bad, been a while since I touched my iPod Touch. Either way I want to say that the iPhone's glass is prone to breaking more than the touch, I never felt like the touch's screen was as fragile as the iPhones
This was a good watch (David Letterman: Top 10 Excuses from the guy who lost his iPhone Prototype):
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH4yCmc9OkE&feature=player_embedded[/yt]
Make sure to watch the whole thing. I applaud him for coming out and saying what I was thinking: who cares? I don't think it deserved the amount of attention it got either, hence the late article I wrote up.
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH4yCmc9OkE&feature=player_embedded[/yt]
Make sure to watch the whole thing. I applaud him for coming out and saying what I was thinking: who cares? I don't think it deserved the amount of attention it got either, hence the late article I wrote up.
Looks like all those conspiracy theorists calling this a PR stunt just got shot down:
Cops Bust Into Gizmodo Editor's Home And Seize Computers, Documents In iPhone Probe
Cops Bust Into Gizmodo Editor's Home And Seize Computers, Documents In iPhone Probe
Just saw that a little bit ago, pretty shocked to be honest. I hate our policy of asking questions later. Was it really necessary to seize all his electronic devices? The cops said that it could all be cleared up by questions I believe....
eldiablov
Contributor
Oddly, I see no real problem with it. It just created hype for the 4g :huh:
EDIT: Obviously aside from the engineer, who is an idiotic dick.
It's not as if the 4g needs hype, though. Apple likes to keep an iron grip on information and Gizmodo robbed them of the chance this time. The announcement of a new iPhone would still generate massive hype regardless.
Oh I agree with that and expected a criminal investigation into this, but the means by which it is being conducted gets me
Craig Fairfax
illuminati Vereran
I think it was unnecessary.
Apple requested the phone back and they complied. The issue on hand is whether or not buying the lost property is legal I'm thinking