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Discussion in 'Technology Forum' started by Melody Bot, Mar 13, 2015.

  1. Albe

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    nightmare fuel
     
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  2. billyboatman

    Garden Eyes - Movements

    My 14 pro was the first phone I was willy nilly with a phone, I will not be acting that way with this new one haha.
     
  3. Ronald.

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    Just got the magic keyboard after work and breaking it in at the home setup. Got the folio and keyboard out of box, both half off and brand new. I use the Logitech cheap keyboard and love the key travel, but this rules. Very psyched coming from the 11 in M1 air.
     
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  4. bradpetrik

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    I have never shattered the front glass of any of my iPhones, only the back glass on one. I've largely been without a case for the entire time I've owned iPhones, just can't stand them and it also makes my hand hurt because of a past injury (I have no surface feeling in my right pinky). As these phones continue to get bigger i find it more and more annoying to have a case. I always pay for Applecare+ with theft/loss protection as we've had one phone stolen and it was a quick process to get a replacement thanks to that. It's my case, so to speak.

    I do have my Spigen on my 16 Pro right now. Had used the silicone case for a day before realizing that it wasn't flush next to the camera control button so back it goes. Wasn't nearly as sticky or collected as much lint as the past IMO. I would love to try a Caudabe but the price is a bit much when I don't always use a case. I've also always found that they don't slide out of my hand as much without a case as they do with a case. I feel like I've dropped this phone in the Spigen case more than I ever have before.

    I started using a privacy screen protector on my 13 and have kept with it now for a bit.
     
  5. bradpetrik

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    It's funny how much bigger the new chassis MacBook Air feels compared to the old wedge design. Like it's .3" bigger screen but something about it feels bigger.