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I'm with you on this one, Jenny.
I always used a screen protector on my original iPhone and on the 3G. But with the newer screen material I decided not to add anything so I'd just have the treated glass as a touch surface.
I also had some doubts and the hard-as-saphire front and back of the newest phone but I'm thinking that I'll see how it wears.
I *am* using the bumper and I love it.
It gives a grippy edge to the phone in my pocket.

--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, Wyldceltic1 <wyldceltic1@...> wrote:
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> Yesterday at work, we find the security dealiebobs don't adhere to the new iPhone and the alarms are always going off.
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> So, two of my colleagues went wih a store iPhone outside and used, a RAZOR BLADE, SANDPAPER and anything they could find to try to rough up the back for the discs. NOTHING would scratch it!! That dang iPhone is still scratch free, and is a testament to the screen and pack's durability.
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> If you want to get an anti-glare for the fingerprints, great. IMO it'll dull down the display though.
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> I'm leaning to having nothing on it for right now.
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> On Jun 26, 2010, at 11:03 PM, Norma Steele wrote:
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> > So, I am curious, how many people here that normally use screen protectors
> > are thinking that they will not need to use one with this glass screen?
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> > What do most people think of the glass, as scratch resistant as Apple
> > claims?
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> > I normally put a screen on all my devices because I want to protect them but
> > I have to admit that I am torn in trying to decide whether to do it with the
> > new i4 because I like the finger feel of the screen.
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