Re:Report: Apple Loses iPhone 5 Prototype. Yes, in a Bar.
by PakG1 on Thursday September 01, 2011 @03:18AM
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I've wanted something like this for years. I lose stuff all the time. I seriously think that if anyone made this, and also made it small, convenient, and easy to use, it'd be a goldmine. Of course, kind of self-defeating if you end up losing the keychain or whatever. But still, I'd probably still buy and use it.
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Re:Report: Apple Loses iPhone 5 Prototype. Yes, in a Bar.
by zach on Thursday September 01, 2011 @02:50PM
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Wow, awesome. Just what I was hoping for and impressive, thanks for sharing the link.
Re:Report: Apple Loses iPhone 5 Prototype. Yes, in a Bar.
by jarin on Thursday September 01, 2011 @06:43AM
(#2949428)
Awesome, but doesn't work with lost iPhone prototypes.
Re:Report: Apple Loses iPhone 5 Prototype. Yes, in a Bar.
by saurik on Thursday September 01, 2011 @06:51AM
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Not that I actually believe that PakG1's interest in this technology seriously involved an iPhone prototype, but I actually have a test unit of this product clipped to my bag, paired to my iPhone (and not because I sprinkled it with my magic Cydia pixie dust either ;P).
Re:Report: Apple Loses iPhone 5 Prototype. Yes, in a Bar.
by PakG1 on Thursday September 01, 2011 @01:59PM
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This is PERFECT. Does the test unit work well? I am seriously interested in this product.
Re:Report: Apple Loses iPhone 5 Prototype. Yes, in a Bar.
by saurik on Friday September 02, 2011 @04:00AM
(#2953324)
To be honest, it required iOS 4.3, so I didn't install it on my main phone (which is still on 4.0 for various reasons); the end result being that I am not really stressing the thing out trying to determine how well it works (and thereby don't have that much to say). :(