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    well just don’t hold
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    Anybody would think Apple’s iPhone 4 is the first...antenna. Here is evidence
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    deciding to take a jab at Apple and say you can hold Nokia phones any way you damn well please, after Steve Jobs and...
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    the iPhone 4 is perfect, but...do hope to own one in the near future after the stock...
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Instructions from my Nokia 2320 user manual which boil down to “avoid holding it that way.” (2010-07-02: Updated picture for better clarity. Someone replied that “well this isn’t a $600 flagship phone from Apple” and “it’s an old phone from 2008.” I bought this phone last week at Best Buy. I posted this picture before I heard Nokia’s claim that you can hold their phones any way you want, a claim which their own manual belies.)

Instructions from my Nokia 2320 user manual which boil down to “avoid holding it that way.”

(2010-07-02: Updated picture for better clarity. Someone replied that “well this isn’t a $600 flagship phone from Apple” and “it’s an old phone from 2008.” I bought this phone last week at Best Buy. I posted this picture before I heard Nokia’s claim that you can hold their phones any way you want, a claim which their own manual belies.)

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