So tell me again why I just paid $10 to protect glass with a piece of plastic? Considering hardness, shouldn't it be the other way around?
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Okay, good. So I'm not crazy, just stupid for getting accessory crazy and blowing $10 on something ugly that I am now going to peel off. Thanks.you don't need one, the screen doesn't scratch its glass, your screen protector wont protect your screen from cracking or anything so it wont do anything besides look ugly,tone down the colors and the touch sensitivity on your screen.
The screen is really HARD to SCRATCH unless your trying to scratch the screen it wont, Keying, dropping and blading doesn't scratch it what the hell else can you do in a normal day of use to scratch it then?The iPhone screen CAN scratch, and it DOES scratch. The screen protector prevents these scratches. You must clean the screen of every dust particle, or you will get bubble when applying. When applied correctly, it's there to stay and it is undetectable its even there
Have you personally ever took a blade to an iPhone, or is this once incident you saw online and assumed it made the screen invincible? The protectors are 10 dollars, and are not noticeable. To support my opinion the iPhone warrants a simple protector let me direct you to:The screen is really HARD to SCRATCH unless your trying to scratch the screen it wont, Keying, dropping and blading doesn't scratch it what the hell else can you do in a normal day of use to scratch it then?
I have had a screen protector for 3 weeks now.....much better than the bare glass esp for fingerprints...got the crtstal clear one from Apple.....it rocks cant even tell its there!that idea with the dots on the protector seems cool, might try it myself
Try to figure out a way to make them as smooth a bump as possible, so it doesn't irritate the finger or get in the way of swiping. Maybe even just a ballpoint from the other side for bumps or ridges, or from the front for indentation lines.that idea with the (rasied) dots on the protector seems cool, might try it myself
That is one clever idea! You really should make these. You seem to have it well thought out. Just get your specs over to some shop in china and bam!, you're a richer man.If I had more time on my hands, I'd start a company making protector sheets like this, with very thin lines where the unlock swipe is, the iPod controls would have tiny squares, keyboard has dots, etc.
Thank you very kindly. Like I said, it's an old trick, and I'm an old dog.That is one clever idea! You really should make these. You seem to have it well thought out. Just get your specs over to some shop in china and bam!, you're a richer man.
Try to figure out a way to make them as smooth a bump as possible, so it doesn't irritate the finger or get in the way of swiping. Maybe even just a ballpoint from the other side for bumps or ridges, or from the front for indentation lines.
If I had more time on my hands, I'd start a company making protector sheets like this, with very thin lines where the unlock swipe is, the iPod controls would have tiny squares, keyboard has dots, etc.
All so you'd have some tactile feedback for doing things one-handed while busy or otherwise unable to see the device (like in a pocket).
Good luck!