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Ah wise words – it is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved an iPhone at all. Whilst holidaying I went for an early morning swim at one of the worlds most beautiful beaches and strolled into the ocean without realising I had both my iPhone and wallet in my pocket. These are the days that followed post drowned iPhone 3GS:

Day 1 – 100% Denial. Ah its cool don’t fret its never let me down yet. I know once I dry it and power it up again it will work. I place my iPhone on the beach to dry and go back into the water. Once I get back home theres still water in screen so I remove the SIM and put it in a bowl of rice (A Google search prompted me to do so).

Day 2 – All the water seems to have evaporated. Hope stil lives that it will work now once I charge this bad boy up. I plug it in and leave it on charge for the rest of the day intermittently pressing the power button and the middle button in.

Day 3 – It all begins to set in as I come to terms with my loss; Acceptance. I spend a day weeping. I put my SIM card into my old Samsung E900. I find my entire life a year ago on this phone – old pictures, messages, memories. At least I have a contact list again even though its a year out of date.

Day 4 – Inability to check the weather in the morning during clothing session results in unfavourable body temperature throughout the day.

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For 10 months now I have sported an iPhone 3GS, and I have to admit that I finally feel like I’m living in the future holding a friggin’ tricorder! On occasion I find myself just leisurely unlocking the phone with a slide of my finger, scrolling the numerous screens and then locking it again without having any intention to use the device for anything purposeful. The high quality capacitive touch screen, mid-range processor and the phones slick UI really make this phone such a joy to use.

Apple lures us into their minimalistic designed stores and an hour later we leave with a giant smile on our face, an empty wallet, a shiny new toy, and a collection of extremely overpriced third party accessories (I still hate to admit it but I paid £175 for my iPhone and unbelievably forked over £25 for a little piece of plastic to slightly protect only half of the phone). But DAMN do they produce beautiful products. The software/hardware combination is so bespoke and well crafted that it really is just a must have product. So yes the iPhone in its current form is marvellous but what does apple have in store for us next and just how far behind is the rest of the competition?

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