I've seen a lot of videos about screen tests for the iPhone 4 and the original iPod touch when it first came out (when I got my iPod touch).
Anyway, I've tried to scratch mine with keys and a knife but it doesn't scratch (iPod and iPhone 4).
But what I've noticed after a couple of years, is that my iPod (touch) is pretty scratched up. How did this happen? Is there a layer of coating that 'dissolved' over time?
I'm contemplating whether to use a protector on my iPhone 4 or not =s
and is the back resistant too? I know the camera isn't, I already have scratches on it =s
THanks!!
Anyway, I've tried to scratch mine with keys and a knife but it doesn't scratch (iPod and iPhone 4).
But what I've noticed after a couple of years, is that my iPod (touch) is pretty scratched up. How did this happen? Is there a layer of coating that 'dissolved' over time?
I'm contemplating whether to use a protector on my iPhone 4 or not =s
and is the back resistant too? I know the camera isn't, I already have scratches on it =s
THanks!!