Man buys Pre and then smashes his iPhone
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If you were to buy a Palm Pre to replace an iPhone, what would you do with the latter device? Some would immediately put it up for sale on Ebay. Others might pass it on to a sibling or give it to a friend. And there would be some who would just stick it in a drawer just in case it was needed later. But no one could have guessed what our friend John did with his iPhone. Grabbing a steel hammer out of his toolbox, he smashed his old phone beyond repair.
Maybe John was angry with Apple and the iPhone. Or perhaps it was AT&T that set him off. Either way, it proves that no matter how indestructable a touchscreen might claim to be, all it takes is a few swings with a decidely low tech weapon like a hammer to destroy it.
source: preThinking
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1. cartman posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
wow, so much for that. atleast he could have sold it, get a month's worth of ramen.
2. LGVX1993 posted on 08 Jun 2009, 05:09 0 0
In a few days he's probably gonna want to go back to the iphone especially with 3.0 coming out.
3. BigRed83 posted on 08 Jun 2009, 06:10 0 0
If he'd had a Storm, he wouldn't have wanted to get the Pre in the first place. He'd wait for Storm2, then break out his "little friend" LOL
7. bronxbomber posted on 08 Jun 2009, 10:44 0 0
I THINK IS GREAT THAT HE GOT A PALM PRE, BUT I THINK HE SHOULD HAVE SOLD THAT PHONE, EASILY 100.00-150.00 BUCKS BUT NOT 250.00 AS THIS WAS A 1ST GENERATION IPHONE AND YOU CAN GET A REBUR 3G FOR 99.99 ON ATT WEBSITE.
8. DonLouie posted on 08 Jun 2009, 11:13 0 0
3.0 wouldn't help the slowness of EDGE or the dropped calls on ATT and there are still plenty of bugs still present on the Storm in addition to paying more for less services
9. HatedaIphone posted on 08 Jun 2009, 11:30 0 0
Finally! An Iphone user who lets out his true feelings...LOL.. I bet there isn't an App to fix that.. LOL
12. SilverPearl posted on 08 Jun 2009, 12:11 0 0
I'll bet the iPhone lovers who work for this site are crying like babies right now. Relax... it's only a phone. Pretty soon there'll be other ways to communicate without wires that will replace cell phones entirely.
