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White iPhone 4 thickness creates issue for case makers, owners
4/29/2011


By now you've reasonably seen the latest spectacle to consume the white iPhone 4: it's thicker than the black model. The image above illustrates the point using a piece of lead from a perfunctory pencil. So what, you say, in righteous indignation to a device that shipped ten months late. Well, the size dissimilitude creates a undeveloped user issue since cases (at least the good ones) are synthetic


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But why is the white iPhone 4 thicker? Phil Schiller be mentioned that Apple needed to add extra UV screen among other tweaks, in an attempt to reduce the "unexpected interactions" between the white cover and the centralized components. As such, Apple ostensively needed to sacrifice some slimness for a better alive white phone. In the end, we have what looks to be four contrary size / button configurations that must be calculated when real wages a shrink-wrapped case for your white iPhone 4, black iPhone 4, white Verizon iPhone 4, or black Verizon iPhone 4. Good luck with that.



Additional reporting by Sam Sheffer



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