[onstageone]

Interesting article...

iPhone Problems - Buzzword on Dust in iPhone - Popular Mechanics

[NuclearPigeon]

Did he find it on the beach with a medal detector.

[onstageone]

Did he find in on the beach with a medal detector.

He says in the article that that was from about a year and a half of "normal" everyday use

[Lylej2k]

Most household dust is human skin that has been shed and that appears to be the esc or back key or whatever apple calls it. So I think this would be somewhat normal considering iPhone users are always hitting that key.

Edit: after reading the article I have to ask... Would that button really get pushed that much in your pocket? I still think its dead skin cells rubbing off his thumb!

[onstageone]

Most household dust is human skin that has been shed and that appears to be the esc or back key or whatever apple calls it. So I think this would be somewhat normal considering iPhone users are always hitting that key.

"Home" key actually

[Lylej2k]

"Home" key actually

Thanks!

Lol ya I read the article and realized it there.

[TheFarmer]

Holy moly.

[jazz_nh]

Point being made here is that even the iPhone is not as dust free as was reported on a former thread here. I beleive there was a post before saying that even the button on the iphone was sealed. Guess that stands corrected. The Iphone is not all that superior in the dust category.

[onstageone]

Point being made here is that even the iPhone is not as dust free as was reported on a former thread here. I beleive there was a post before saying that even the button on the iphone was sealed. Guess that stands corrected. The Iphone is not all that superior in the dust category.

Ding ding ding!

[Deevod]

Haha, thats great!!! except now i am worried about the storms four push keys and all the dust that will get down there.

[jredecop]

check this out