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When I lube up my iPhone and slide it in and out of my ass, I find I get streaks on the screen.
Has anyone come up with a solution for that?
If this is to promote advanced open standards versus proprietary ones, I’m behind Apple. Microsoft and Adobe are not my friends.
“If this is to promote advanced open standards versus proprietary ones, I’m behind Apple.”
No, it’s because like 3G, Apple couldn’t get them into the iPhone in time.