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It's what they mean by case - that's the bumper. Or an "alternative" if they haven't got stock = some cheap brand knock-off.

Lol @ the Q&A: Q: I can't get my Bold to drop right now, maybe you can show me how to do it? Steve: You may not see it in certain areas.

Just finished updating my phone to 4.01.... and I actually can't replicate the issue anymore! Odd.

I guess I can get a refund for the bumper I bought and decided to not bother using. I'll be buggered if I can find the receipt now...

Ah... the 3G didn't have problems because they're all in cases. :S

They've not invested that money in fixing this problem; that's the money they've invested in these rooms for R&D for the iphone in general...

In what way? How they are trying to show that the dropped bars is totally normal? I'd empathise apart from the small fact that it never happened with my old iPhone 3G... (not that it's a problem for me, but I can 'make' it happen).

Are the engadget updates for real!?! "Hey let's all sing this song: if you don't want an iPhone 4 don't buy it, if you bought one and you don't like it, bring it back."

Lol, if your phone is lighting up when you're on a call then that's an issue... proximity sensor. I'm sure I read somewhere that the update would fix it?

With a budget of £5,200, spend £10 of it on becoming a member on here and then get in the classifieds section. There's a load of 182's on there in various guises...

Most of the issues sound fairly small matey, spend less time being furious and more time enjoying looking at your shiny new toy which is in excellent cosmetic condition if nothing else! 182 splitters are made of soft cheese anyway, they break all the time. If the tyres are a cheap brand then...

That makes no sense. Apple were selling simfree phones in their stores on launch day; they've created a whole price structure for them. I suspect this particular chap was just given duff info.

Because contracts are worth more to networks.

That's actually a really nice looking car, for a diesel Clio! Might have to do some investimagating for when the Bora pops its clogs...

Those pics look like they're from a mobile. The iPhone should do better TBQFH. EDIT - Ditto Rob ^

Banded steels on a car this size are only going to work in 17/18's, which are pretty damn rare and expensive. Added to that the cost of widening them and you're talking money which could buy a cracking set of off the shelf rims...

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Glad all's okay; still sounds odd that it dropped out the bottom though! If you've not got the arb, what's the drive shaft rubbing on? The chassis itself?!? I though the sump would ground out before that...

95. It does get easier after the corner flag one. The keeper disappears and you just have little dudes moving slightly from side to side in front of you. I got lazy and hit the post whilst trying to get some more lives... :(

Yes, yes it is. The slither of metal slips inside the back of the bracket to keep it in line and the little notch should be where the bolt is fed through. With that out, I can't think of anything that stops the suspension from rotating within the cup...

Am still waiting for you to do a Devon tour.

Only just seen this! From my past experience I'd feel really uneasy driving that with just the same strut tightened really tight! As you say, coilovers are thinner than standard VW suspension (which are an absolute b**ch to remove and re-insert without a crowbar!) so they need proper tightening...

Re: iPhone "must have" apps Isn't that the Wimbledon tennis app? Bit out of date... ;)

Just scored 81 and hit the bloody crossbar from the corner.

Very addictive. I've managed 72 before running out of luck.

Have a search through the AppStore Jay, that's where it excels.

It feels in this thread now that people aren't allowed to say anything good about the phone without gettig branded a 'fanboy'... it's a shame because it's a brilliant piece of kit that isn't even being discussed for its merits.

Ooh, glass shreds falling out? Rubbish! My mrs' was just cracked like that and cling film worked a treat!

It's really easy to make your own in iTunes, don't pay for an app. Google it; there's loads of video guides.

Wrap it tight in cling film; it'll continue to work until the insurance that you have obviously already taken out comes through... ;)