What I thought was going to be a clear case of “no duh, phones break when you drop them” turned into a full on conspiracy thanks to the comments section of this article. Seriously, the comments are better than the article.
We have a full iPhone 4(minus the circuit board), here at our shop and decided to do a little drop test. This drop was performed from 3.5 ft up. Mind you that these parts ARE original apple parts. Laser etched and all. The iPhone 4 did survive 2 drops, as expected, but on the 3rd drop there was a loud POP, and yet again, shattered glass.
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I’m not sure I would use this very much but the idea of taking something from the virtual world and making it real is cool. What else could we turn into a rubber stamp?
With many new Car designs and concepts being released every year, there are two things that many cannot do without…Email and Bacon. It seems that these are two things that are available in most cars but have probably been overlooked before.
This amusing remote-controlled cooler can roll across a patio, rug, or kitchen floor to deliver a well-timed beverage to parched party guests. With room for 12 cans or bottles and ice, the cooler rolls on four sturdy underside wheels up to 40′ from the host at the controls.
The remote’s simple controls send the cooler forward, backward, and left or right. With sides of water-resistant insulated vinyl and a secure zippered lid, beverages stay cold for hours.
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