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section;From what I'm seeing, apple made their phone as it is because apples made a pact with the phone case manufactures so every iPhone 4 &4s owner would have to
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03-03-2012, 12:53 PM #21
From what I'm seeing, apple made their phone as it is because apples made a pact with the phone case manufactures so every iPhone 4 &4s owner would have to buy a protective casing and apple again rip Hugh profits. It's all about marketing strategy.
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03-03-2012, 02:33 PM #22
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03-03-2012, 03:30 PM #24
I don't get what all this arguing is about. Of course it would be good if the next iPhone had a stronger screen. Other phones have more resistant screens. No one even said that the Galaxy was better than the iPhone because it has a stronger screen.
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03-03-2012, 04:45 PM #25
I've had mine in a otterbox. I have dropped it so many times I have lost count. My iPhone is still in tact. If you have a problem with dropping your iPhone just buy a case.
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03-03-2012, 04:53 PM #26
What do gorillas eat?
The mountain gorilla diet is mostly plants like celery, nettles, bamboo and thistles, and they are quite particular about which parts of each plant they like to eat. Sometimes they also find ant nests and eat the ants, along with an occasional worm or grub. There isn't much fruit where mountain gorillas live, but they do love to eat the wild berries that grow in their habitat. The mountain gorillas spend a lot of their time traveling in search of food. Their food is normally evenly distributed in their habitat and abundantly available throughout the year. Only a few mountain gorilla foods are seasonal, such as bamboo shoots, which are one of the gorillas' favorite delicacies. The full-grown mountain gorilla diet can include up to 60 pounds (25 kg) of vegetation a day! So obviously its going for RIM's Blackberry devices........................true story. And knowing is half the battle.
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03-03-2012, 09:31 PM #29iPhone? More like MyPhone
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who cares if you drop your phone, its the little scratches that are caused by keys or something stupid in your pocket that are annoying. A stronger screen would be legit to stop the scratching!!!
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03-03-2012, 10:36 PM #32What's Jailbreak?
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03-03-2012, 11:24 PM #33iPhone? More like MyPhone
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03-04-2012, 06:46 AM #34Green Apple
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03-04-2012, 12:26 PM #35My iPhone is a Part of Me
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You realize that the '3' in the iPhone 3G signifies it's ability to use the 3G network, right? It is not an indicator of it being the third phone. It wasn't until the iPhone 4 that the numbers began representing the generations. 4S is what it is because it has the same design as the 4 and only small incremental upgrades. That's the same reason the 3GS got it's name. If they do call it the iPhone 5 (like it even matters), it will simply be because it sounds more iconic than iPhone 6. the patterns actually DON'T point to it being 5.
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03-04-2012, 01:11 PM #37
When the iPhone 4s was launched last year EVERYBODY had said it would be the iPhone 5 and it was'nt. Why do we not wait for Apple to announce what the next one will be, then we will all know for sure instead of all this silly and petty argument about something that really does't matter.
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03-05-2012, 02:18 AM #38iPhone? More like MyPhone
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Ive loved all my iphones, my 3G and 3GS were bullet proof without a case and for the couple of years i had them had been bounced of all sorts of surfaces with only a few nicks and scratches... Now the i4 and 4S hmmm i learnt from my i4 to always have a case on as it seems the glass is designed to shatter into a billion pieces and at £130 i think it was from apple for front screen repair,its so expensive,considering how much we pay for these devices.
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03-05-2012, 05:13 AM #39My iPhone is a Part of Me
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I agree. If you haven't noticed members of MMI argue for the sake of arguing. Does it really matter that much as to what the next gen iPhone will be named? Are people not going to buy it because of its name (I'm sure there's somebody out there that has a phobia of a certain number)? These constant debates are old as well as useless.
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03-05-2012, 10:17 AM #40
Apple must use something good next time for the back and front of their iPhone cause the fragile easy to break iphone is not right!
I'm using froggy (kind of ugly case) so I don't worry if I accidentally drop it.




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so assuming he meant the phone is naked and must be held, then yes, "they are" makes more sense...

I know I would simply rather the phone NOT break (and I have never broken a phone yet) in an accident due to superior materials and design than have to deal with insurance. Gorilla glass is also harder than standard glass, thus reducing the chance of scratching. I see no reason not to be happy about this addition.