Today I replicated the problem with my 3g (from five bars to no service. Seriously, it was amazing) by holding it the "wrong way", so I no longer know WHAT the hell to believe.

@Donny Swany: but ah! I've never put a case or screen protector on my phone. Seemingly, it's pretty safe inside my pocket.

@MacPro66: You could say the same for yourself.

@The Kert: Ah, you said bought, not brought.

@The Kert: When did they bring up the lost test phone?

@thegremblin: I'm the best monster.

@taoprophet420: That makes more sense, and it's a very good point. What is the difference? I assumed that there were some kind of hooks in the system that ios4 would need from 10.5, but hell, who knows?

@SparklyJesus: I'm a big apple fan. BUT I think the iphone 4 MAY break too easily. I'll see in practice, I haven't gotten one yet. Hell, when I got my 3g all I could think was "oh man oh man oh man, this thing is like 50% glass. I'm definitely going to break it." I've had it for two years, and it hasn't broken yet.

@bananaballs: You are absolutely right. How could something like this have slipped past them?

@nicktennear: #trollpatrol

@TheCrudMan: Getting funnier all the time.

@taoprophet420: You're....right. That doesn't make any sense at all.

@nigma.ed: Hell, I'm still scared of terrorists with sharp sticks.

@MnkyPwz: #trollpatrol

@Who Shot Who in the What Now?: 50 people brought the phone back, I'm sure a lot more people broke their phone.

@tomsomething: Oh god, I am a horrible person for laughing at this.

@Kaiser-Machead: I just wish the shot was in the middle of the video, and the video was about a fourth of the length.

@B0ss: Now, I don't know about the 4, but I've dropped my 3G in a glass of sweet tea, and it's fine.

@Odin: Doesn't the ipad even have half as much ram? Maybe the iPad will be even slower.

@iansilv: Doesn't the ipad do 11 points of multitouch detection?