Steven Levy, the columnist at Newsweek, is a big fan of Apple iPhone, but Brian Cooley from CNET.com thinks that it’s a bust. Two opponents discuss iPhone’s features with Harry Smith on CBS.

The manufacturer of blenders Blendtec has thought up very dexterous course for production public relations. Showing quality of its heally units, they smash in blenders everything, from cosmetics to videocameras. Company Apple novelties - Blendtec’s special love. This time to got hungry blender have fed iPhone. Remove from screens nervous, i’m serious.

Meanly having thrown on rotating knifes switched on phone, the monster-operator began to wait. On slow-motion shot it is visible, as metal edges of blades beat on device, scalpels start to tear off with iPhone a skin, pull out a back cover, thresh on the bared interiors, the screen covering breaks, flies away aside peripheral cover, the case is dissected on a part - and phone for some seconds turns to a hill of grey ashes which to us show with a smile on a face.

And now pay attention, during what moment iPhone has died? Its screen has worked to the last. What, however, character of Apple fighter.

I do not know, will it be useful for iPhone owners, but nevertheless such application exists. You now can write everything everywhere wherever you are. While the editor is in beta version, there are absent some useful functions, like copying and a text insert, but already now it can be used quite comfortably.

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