@A.Jaswal: You can also pay per month to a phone insurance company and they can replace your phone.

@pouncep: All new cars have full coverage insurance though.

@Teddy Ruxpin: I think it has more to do with the fact that Apple proclaimed the glass was virtually unbreakable and scratch proof.

@Unionhawk: I vote yes.

@big_cheese: The obvious answer would be a Macbook.

@zombies.like.lattes.too: Not yet, I am still thinking.

@AD: I think it is more from the angle of the photo that causes her ears to look that way.

I got a new kitten yesterday.

@Platypus Man: You could also just get a regular fountain couldn't you? I am sure there are loads of basic small water fountains made for decoration that you could rig up instead of paying 35 for that one.

@farcedude: Yeah, I used to do that before I was willing to pay for a data plan. My old BlackJack was the best phone I have ever had.

@seandavid010: Seconded

@Random Acronym: Damn, that's colder than I keep my house.

@Jonathan Parent: I work on a ranch, (surprising, I know) and I tend to be pretty rough on phones. I have never put a scratch on my 3G, or any of my older phones.

@kylecpcs: I agree with Fulgurite, I would be interested to see how much the case actually helps protect the phone from impact.

@HardwareWars: Part of me was hoping it would bounce.

@mr_mr: To be fair, lots of people do drive their new cars into trees, but I see your point. Somehow I knew the iPhone was going to shatter without reading this article.

@Dion Roberts: A guy on a gadget blog excited about a new gadget!?

Where is the mobile love?

@Travis Gohr: would you be willing to share some of these grilled cheese recipes?

@Lord_Data: if you requested an invite from google they pretty much just gave it to you, I don't think much is changing