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Water Proof Phone?!

TIP: Never tell your brother your phone is water proof!

Because when I was out to lunch with my sisters this week, that’s exactly what my older sister did… so of course I answered, “Really? Can I see it?” And dropped it into my water at Red Robin.

Here is my sister’s phone half submerged!

Now completely submerged!

View from the top!

Comes out dripping, but working!

Even works open and with an incoming call!

A toast to a water-proof phone!

OK, for those of you who have to know more, check it out:

GzOne Phoneand, no, I am not buying one. The next phone I buy will be an iPhone!

5 Comments

  1. Forget the phone…now that I know you have a Red Robin in your area, I can go ahead and visit!

  2. You forgot to mention how the staff was all standing watching us. It was fun day!!

  3. You could have used this phone in California when you dropped yours in the river.It was waterlogged until four months later.Then after that you tried to give the phone to Sarah thinking it was still waterlogged.:)

  4. hmmmmm….. who is posting this “anonymously” – not many know that story…. is my wife spelling her own name wrong to hide she posted this? or my sister? hmmmmmm and when i gave it to my wife (Treo600) it was dry and worked and then the screen cracked the next day! now it is Luke’s treo and he loves it! thinks he has a phone just like dad!

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