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4phun - 25 Aug 2008 03:07 GMT

Apple Plans To Drown World In iPhones

businessweek.com — It would seem that the world will indeed end in
fire; fuelled by desire over the iPhone. BusinessWeek reports that
Apple has plans to churn out over 45 million iPhone 3G handsets over
the next 12 months.That's a lot of iPhones.If Apple is successful in
shipping these numbers,it would make the iPhone business a 45 million
x $200 = $USD 9 billion

http://digg.com/apple/Apple_Plans_To_Drown_World_In_iPhones

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News - 25 Aug 2008 03:38 GMT

> Apple Plans To Drown World In iPhones
>
> businessweek.com — It would seem that the world will indeed end in
> fire; fuelled by desire over the iPhone. BusinessWeek reports that
> Apple has plans to churn out over 45 million iPhone 3G handsets over
> the next 12 months.That's a lot of iPhones.

Could be done, if handed out like drinks coasters at bars, for which
they are ideally suited.

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Larry - 25 Aug 2008 06:39 GMT

>> Apple Plans To Drown World In iPhones
>>
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> Could be done, if handed out like drinks coasters at bars, for which
> they are ideally suited.

I can see how the display screen would catch the condensate water from the
outside of my drink, but is there a rubber antiskid on the back so it
doesn't slide around on the table top slick with water from the mud
wrestling girls or the shower pole dancer??

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News - 25 Aug 2008 13:00 GMT

>>>Apple Plans To Drown World In iPhones
>>>
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> doesn't slide around on the table top slick with water from the mud
> wrestling girls or the shower pole dancer??

Who needs anti-skid when we have surface tension!

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Larry - 25 Aug 2008 18:29 GMT

> Who needs anti-skid when we have surface tension!

See? You've identified another problem with the iPhone coaster...

Surface tension will make the screen stick to the bottom of the glass,
lifting the iPhone ever time you pick the glass up....another engineering
problem for Apple....(c;

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News - 25 Aug 2008 18:35 GMT

>>Who needs anti-skid when we have surface tension!
>
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> lifting the iPhone ever time you pick the glass up....another engineering
> problem for Apple....(c;

Another iGaffe!

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