Thought you all might find this amusing...
My girlfriend and I went to watch the new Friday the 13th movie last night. Turned out there was only one other couple in the theater so it was pretty cool.
Anyhow, we were sitting there waiting for the previews to begin since we had gotten there pretty early. She just recently starting using her iPhone again and was playing around with Winterboard. She's like "This is really weird. You gotta see this." She then turns her phone upside down and starts hitting her knee with the top. She does this about ten times and when nothing happens decides her knee isn't hard enough and starts banging it on the concrete floor.
Finally, after my jaw had dropped, she got the screen to flash. She's like "Now this is the weirdest part" and goes into her camera roll and shows me a screenshot of her springboard. "It's like a glitch or something!" I didn't wanna slap my forehead so I just laughed, told her it's a feature, and showed her how to do it without risking shattering her glass screen.
Funniest part is she had discovered this at work and another guy with a 3G was actually attempting to replicate it with no luck.
My girlfriend and I went to watch the new Friday the 13th movie last night. Turned out there was only one other couple in the theater so it was pretty cool.
Anyhow, we were sitting there waiting for the previews to begin since we had gotten there pretty early. She just recently starting using her iPhone again and was playing around with Winterboard. She's like "This is really weird. You gotta see this." She then turns her phone upside down and starts hitting her knee with the top. She does this about ten times and when nothing happens decides her knee isn't hard enough and starts banging it on the concrete floor.
Finally, after my jaw had dropped, she got the screen to flash. She's like "Now this is the weirdest part" and goes into her camera roll and shows me a screenshot of her springboard. "It's like a glitch or something!" I didn't wanna slap my forehead so I just laughed, told her it's a feature, and showed her how to do it without risking shattering her glass screen.
Funniest part is she had discovered this at work and another guy with a 3G was actually attempting to replicate it with no luck.
