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On September 27 2011 04:49 Deux wrote:
Edit curious if this depends at all on which pocket you keep it in and whether you're right or left handed. I'm right handed but I almost always use my phone with my left hand and keep it in my left front pocket. Same
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Hong Kong9154 Posts
Screen facing inwards, but certainly not for fear of being stabbed.
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Had it in, walked into a table and now a shitton of cracks in the screen (iPhone) so now I always keep it facin inwards
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Always have the screen facing inwards. Just in case I end up walking into like the corner of a desk, won't run the risk of breaking the screen. Samsung Galaxy S II, no protection. Did the same with my Galaxy S for a year and never had a scratch on it.
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Totally randomly in my right pocket. No scratches on my screen so far... Just don't put thorns in same pocket lol
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i have an infuse, 4.5" screen, i leave the screen facing inwards so that the pants keep the screen smudgeless everytime i pull it out
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It's not even worth thinking about.
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Screen facing in, in the event my leg bumps into something, I won't crack the screen.
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Don't have one of those new-fangled smartphones, so i just flip my cell shut when i put it in my pocket. >.> No scratches yet!
Right handed and keep cell in left pocket. (saw someone askin that)
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Screen in. My butt should be softer than anything I'm sitting on (bench, etc). I want my screen touching softer things, not harder things?
My phone lives in my back right pocket as a datapoint.
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On September 27 2011 04:42 ArEgHollow wrote: If you spend 10-20 dollars on a nice protective case/screen it shouldn't matter which side you put it in, everything will be protected =)
I have broken 3 screens on my phones, all when i had my screen facing out, and i had a good case.
I have sense started placing screen inside and am 9 months without breaking the screen.!
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My Droid X is my third touch-screen phone I've owned and I have never had any scratches on any of my phones (I also never use cases; what is the point to a nice well-designed chassis if you're just gonna muck it up with a stupid case?).
The key is to make a habit of not putting anything in the same pocket as your phone. That includes keys, coins, wallets, or even another phone. Personally I keep the phone facing out because in most of my jeans, the denim follows down at least halfway into the pocket and denim is a coarser fabric than the inner cotton pocket.
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MrHoon
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I've had many times when I buttcalled someone or changed my songs when my phone screen was inward
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On September 27 2011 05:03 Nazarid wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2011 04:42 ArEgHollow wrote: If you spend 10-20 dollars on a nice protective case/screen it shouldn't matter which side you put it in, everything will be protected =) I have broken 3 screens on my phones, all when i had my screen facing out, and i had a good case. I have sense started placing screen inside and am 9 months without breaking the screen.!
The only phone screen I ever broke was the Palm Pre which was known to break just by dropping it once.
Galaxy S is a really sturdy phone. Granted I have an otter box on mine but it does not have a single scratch on it going on a year now. Just keep your phone separate from anything else like ...keys coins or other stuff and it wont scratch.
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I just put it in my pocket....
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On September 27 2011 04:52 Chill wrote: I've literally never thought about it. Me neither. I'm still incredibly indifferent.
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Screen facing in. Just buy a good case and you'll be fine.
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It shocks me that his biggest worry is protecting the screen, rather than how the emissions from his phone affects his sexual organs. Don't keep your phone in your front pockets.
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used to care but now its just which ever way. made no difference.
left pocket for phone, right pocket for everything else (keys, lighter)
one thing i did notice is that when the phone is facing in towards my thigh, it would press button on its own.
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In, for the sake of convenience and protection. More chance of screen damage (e.g. getting scratched by something I brush my leg against) if I face it outwards. Wallet and keys go in the opposite pocket for the same reason.
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