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Not only did the iPhone nearly explode but, unsurprisingly enough, it stopped working. Goodbye, perfectly usable iPhone. You died for science, if that’s any consolation.
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Most people’s reactions were along the lines of “WHAT”
HE PUT A 128GB 24K GOLD IPHONE SIX IN A LAVA LAMP WAT
Saturday 9 November, 2024
Saturday 9 November, 2024
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This guy dropped an iPhone 6 into a lava lamp and things got weird
THERE ARE SOME experiments that the world needs to know about and people have to actually see to believe.
Dropping a gold-plated iPhone 6 into a lava lamp does not count as one of these.
Still, technology blogger TechRax went ahead and did it anyway, and the results were pretty insane:
Not only did the iPhone nearly explode but, unsurprisingly enough, it stopped working. Goodbye, perfectly usable iPhone. You died for science, if that’s any consolation.
Most people’s reactions were along the lines of “WHAT”
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And some debate over its news legitimacy
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It looked like it was going to explode! How much more do people want?
But the general level of exasperation was pretty evident
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Still, we approve the experiment. For science.
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