As everybody possibly knows I bought the iPhone 3G recently. It was an upgrade to my original iPhone. Now I have to admit I was harsh on my original iPhone, but I figured it was metal and it would hold up well. I was partially correct. The metal held up well, but got scratched up, the screen which was said to be unscratchable was anything but. I have two scratches and a pin size hold in my original iPhone screen.
So that leads us to the new iPhone 3G which I ordered on launch day, I figured I would take better care of this bad boy since it is now plastic and not metal on the back. After doing some research I decided to purchase an invisible shield from zagg. I purchased the screen protector locally. I installed it on my second attempt, the first one was a little crooked (hint: apply a good amount of spray, that way the cover slides around).
After putting the screen protector through it’s paces, I have to say I love it. In fact I love it so much, I ordered the full body protector online. This will also help keep the plastic back from getting all scratched up. Now here is the best part. After browsing the website I found that they sell protectors for over 2,500 items. This includes Apple laptops. I plan on picking one up for my MacBook Pro once I purchase it within the next few months.
So in closing, all I can say is if you have an electronic device that you want to keep protected, I highly recommend picking up an invisible shield by zagg. Besides iLounge.com seems to think very highly of it as well, so don’t just take my word for it.
So back in the day Kevin offered one of the Digg coders a free iPhone if he could code a mobile digg site fairly quickly. He was victorious in coding http://www.digg.com/iphone. It was rudimentary, but it was functional. Fast forward to today, a little over a year later and they launch the new Digg mobile, which not only works with the iPhone, but also other phones with full mobile browsers. You can check it out here http://m.digg.com on your mobile phone
I think it is a major improvement. I like the fact that the site has better tagging for video files with the inclusion of the youtube tag, so you know the video can play if your phone supports youtube. I also like that the time frame popularity buttons are included.
