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  • Reviewed by CherekBearShldrs on Jul 26, 6:09pm

    "an organic (from organisms) compound, carbon-based." All organic means is that it has carbon in it. Adding "from organisms" is just stupid.

  • Rated by TheThrill01 on Jul 07, 8:41am

    From the page: "Why Our Oily Fingers Can Never Soil the iPhoneâ€s Pristine Screen"

  • Reviewed by civver on Jul 02, 7:02pm

    vineetcoolguy sure has a big, long stick up his ass. Anyway, this is pretty neat. I wish more electronics surfaces would have this sort of thing, all screens at least.

  • Rated by vineetcoolguy on Jun 29, 2:30am

    From the page: "With this information, maybe your iPhone can double as a conversation-starter." Cuz that's exactly what I need - iRetards wasting my time trying to start a conversation with "Hey, you know my iphone repels oil?" Lame i-maniacs, stop being so excited about a phone which promises 150 new features which include such revolutions as "the ability to forward messages" and "the ability to copy and paste". The Nokia phone I owned 10 years ago could do that.

  • Rated by ashoe27 on Jun 28, 10:33am

    iPhone applied organic chemistry principles to its 3GS phone to make a screen that your fingers won't smudge up - brilliant! Oh organic chemistry, you never let us down!

  • Reviewed by wonmean on Jun 27, 11:08am

    Is it scratch proof?

  • Reviewed by c--b on Jun 25, 10:02pm

    Comment #4 makes an excellent point about not being able to use screen protectors. Though I've never had to use one on my ipod touch.

  • Rated by Addinsell on Jun 25, 2:57pm

    From the page: "The polymer is an organic (from organisms) compound" Don't try explaining a complex science like oleophobic polymers if you can't understand simple science like the fact that an organic compound is one that contains carbon, not one from an organism.