About: IPhone 3

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The iPhone 3 is much like the iPhone 2. You see, Mr. Jobs has more important things to worry about than making "good quality products". He took an iPhone 2, and added a few pieces of scrap metal that don't do anything. Then to keep his customers buying his products, he added a device called a camera. This let the phone take pictures of stuff.

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rdfs:comment	The iPhone 3 is much like the iPhone 2. You see, Mr. Jobs has more important things to worry about than making "good quality products". He took an iPhone 2, and added a few pieces of scrap metal that don't do anything. Then to keep his customers buying his products, he added a device called a camera. This let the phone take pictures of stuff.
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abstract	The iPhone 3 is much like the iPhone 2. You see, Mr. Jobs has more important things to worry about than making "good quality products". He took an iPhone 2, and added a few pieces of scrap metal that don't do anything. Then to keep his customers buying his products, he added a device called a camera. This let the phone take pictures of stuff. The iPhone 3 broke the record for most phones sold in one day. Of course, Steve Jobs hired people to buy his phones so it looked like they were more popular than they actually were. This in turn made Everybody want the iPhone 3. The iPhone 3 remained to be the most popular phone until the creation of the iPhone 4.

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