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iCord

Contrary to popular belief, the iPhone will not be entirely cordless. With the introduction of the iCord Apple has reinvented the cord.
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4:45 PM

good one    



6:41 PM

how is that supposed to be funny? i just wasted 10 minutes of essay writing time looking for the icord.    



6:42 PM

lmao... that is soo great!!! its soo true...    



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