@Porcinema: I can't believe I am promoting this but I do love a bad pun.
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@Fergie24: The people who complain about antennagate have a talking points memo of issues they continually bring up, one of which is the "overpriced" bumper. The bumper outrage is very much a part of antennagate.
@Wraithen: Thank you.
The ink still will smear when wetted with alcohol. This is not the pen for my sloppy drunk lifestyle.
another volley in the never-ending war between those people who dress like Master Chief and those who dress like Iron Man. To the victor, perpetual virginity!
For what it is, it looks amazingly good. Curious to see if it improves over time.
"Things won't change at all"
@KB: Welcome Kevin.
Way to work an Antennagate reference into yet another article where it doesn't belong. What's worse is that you continue to make the same lame "livestrong" jab when the bumper is actually made of plastic rubber and metal, making it the most complicated phone cases I've ever seen. Neither of these choices are good…
@deciBels: I remember that too, I think it was posted on Giz as well.
@architectman: Well, to be fair I'd say that responsibility is a tricky thing to prove legally and it is unlikely anyone commenting here has the legal knowledge and has done the requisite background reading to figure out who is to blame.
I think it is time for a friendly wager. How many more iphone antenna stories remain? Choose your number and come January 1st 2011 (presuming the story is over by then) the winner will receive.... a free bumper case.
@Arken: Did you even read my post? I am saying BP is responsible.
@MLBBoca: While it is not written well, it may still be true.
@tomsomething: Relax GOB.
Stratergery is fun with many maps and a simple, attractive design.
Subtle.
@askednottobeidentified: Haha, totally. I was being generous to him so he couldn't complain about any approximations.
Where can we see this at higher res?