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I'm sure more than a few of us might have old iphones lying around.
It would be neat to use it as a bluetooth controller for the n900 to play games or maybe to strap to the steering wheel of the car and control gps or media apps.
Maybe you have the n900 hooked up to the tv, you could use the old iphone to control it.
Last edited by chemist; 2010-04-19 at 16:50.