1372: Smartwatches - Revision history

Waity5: /* Explanation */ good luck getting electrocuted by the low voltages in a phone

2025-08-21T09:28:23Z

‎Explanation: good luck getting electrocuted by the low voltages in a phone

2025-04-29T10:45:56Z

‎Explanation

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Reverted edits by Donald Trump (talk) to last revision by CRLF

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Reverted edit by anti-crap user

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Crapped page

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haha your js cant stop my js

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 However, Randall's suggestion to cut open the dead phone with a hacksaw is unsound for several reasons:
 . Any attempt to saw through glass will cause it to shatter. To cut glass, one needs to grind it, not saw it.
-. Even if the phone is dead, the battery may be charged (if dead means that the battery is dead, not that the phone does not work, in which case the procedure destroys a perfectly functional iPhone). Saw blades conduct electricity, so the person might get electrocuted.
+. Even if the phone is dead, the battery may be charged (if dead means that the battery is dead, not that the phone does not work, in which case the procedure destroys a perfectly functional iPhone). 3. Some batteries contain chemicals that are toxic or explosive.  Even if the battery is discharged, sawing through it is very dangerous.
 To add which, the hinge depicted in the cartoon is an ordinary household hinge. It is overly large for using in electronics compared to hinges on old clamshell-style cell phones, and drilling holes in the watch cases to attach one would potentially damage the internal electronic circuits. It could also puncture the battery, causing it to catch fire. Either render the watch useless.
 . Also, it's possible the watches wouldn't fit that nicely into the iPhone.

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 . Also, it's possible the watches wouldn't fit that nicely into the iPhone.
-While no phones such as the one depicted existed at the time of the comic (2014), in November 2019, Motorola officially announced a new Android phone, to be released under the Razer name, which is extremely similar in form-factor to the fictitious phone shown in this comic, albeit with a single flexible OLED screen, rather than two separate screens.
+While no phones such as the one depicted existed at the time of the comic (2014), in November 2019, {{w|Motorola Mobility|Motorola}} officially announced a new Android phone, the {{w|Motorola Razr (2020)|razr}}, which is extremely similar in form-factor to the fictitious phone shown in this comic, albeit with a single flexible OLED screen, rather than two separate screens.
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 . Also, it's possible the watches wouldn't fit that nicely into the iPhone.
-While no phones such as the one depicted existed at the time of the comic (2014), in November 2019, Motorola officially announced a new Android phone, to be released under the Razr name, which is extremely similar in form-factor to the fictitious phone shown in this comic, albeit with a single flexible OLED screen, rather than two separate screens.
+While no phones such as the one depicted existed at the time of the comic (2014), in November 2019, Motorola officially announced a new Android phone, to be released under the Razer name, which is extremely similar in form-factor to the fictitious phone shown in this comic, albeit with a single flexible OLED screen, rather than two separate screens.
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 :A USE FOR SMARTWATCHES:
-:[Depicted are two smartwatches, both labelled as "Working" and showing generic colour displays, and one smartphone labelled as "Dead" with a blank screen.]
+:[Depicted are two smartwatches, both labelled as "Working" and showing generic color displays, and one smartphone labelled as "Dead" with a blank screen.]
 :[A hacksaw cutting through the smartphone, throughout the middle of the long edge of the case.]