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iHand Will Solve All Your iPhone 4 Reception Issues (Humor)

12:22 pm July 5, 2010 By Roland Hutchinson

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If you have got yourself one of the new iPhone 4’s and are having reception issues then you may want to check out the iHand, which is designed to easily let you receive and make calls on your iPhone 4 without experiencing any signal drop.

iHand Will Solve All Your iPhone 4 Reception Issues (Humor)

iHand Will Solve All Your iPhone 4 Reception Issues (Humor)

Featuring Apple’s unibody design, iHand is precision-carved from a single piece of European beechwood. So it’s lighter than a standard medical prosthesis, yet 12x stronger. You can grip iHand either of two ways: by placing your fingers around its palm, or by grasping the aluminized Extender that telescopes from the wrist socket.

I guess that solves the iPhone 4 reception issues, I wonder how much Apple are going to charge us for it.

Apple has now released the new iPhone 4S, make sure you have a read of our iPhone 4S review and also take a look at our article which explains the difference between the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S.

Scoopertino via iPhone Saviour

Filed Under: Apple, Apple iPhone, Humor

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