That's kevlar, thought it was carbon fiber?

Loved it too and it's why I love the iPhone, I hate putting big things in my pockets.

Yeah it's all BS. Doc Brown told me if I got up to 88 mph I'd go back in time but it didn't happen until 93 mph. Pffft.

Moisture in my breath, lol.

I could get into my DeLorean but I think the cost of plutonium is going to outweigh the additional money I'll get from my iPhone sale from two weeks ago.

You forgot shipping, insurance, and signature confirmation. Sure you can pass it on to the buyer, but the article doesn't mention if going prices include shipping or not, which runs about 13.00

Any time you sell for less than market value you're getting ripped off. What you paid doesn't matter, what it's worth does. Besides, I have to eat two years of AT&T for that price.

No upgrade fee?

I'm yearly but if I wasn't f that.

Mario, if you don't know something, don't act like you do.

I think the total upgrade cost is something like 340.00. If I can sell my current iPhone for that price, or very close to it (Say 300) then it's hard not to pass up the opportunity to upgrade, especially since I have other lines on my account so I'm sticking with AT&T for a bit.

Not much different than the iPhone 3G.

Nobody in their right mind wouldn't want a feature like this, and while I haven't seen the videos of it, the biggest drawback has always been that you have to speak really loudly and like a robot for it to work. If this technology gets rid of those two annoyances, the sky is the limit.

Too little too late, it's already iPhone 5 time baby. I'm not going to spend that much for what looks like a cool mod, and I doubt the guy that buys my iPhone 4 from me second hand when 5 comes out will either.

Read the article again: "they've registered their logo in 16 different product categories, one which included notebook computers"

Walter White says suck it.

Strange choice on that second song. Did I miss Trading Places?

Close to 900K

Close to 900K

No it's millions not hundreds of thousands.