I’ve walked around with an iPhone in my pocket for two weeks, naked and unprotected (the iPhone, that is, not me), and there’s not a mark on it.
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I giggled at that particular line too, and thought I'd email you the story. Then I realized you'd probably already read it. Hours before I did.
ReplyDeleteWoke up to Mr. Pogue on NPR this morning as well. Definitely worth a listen and a read:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=11421853