Will it Blend: the iPhone smoothie

For many of us, during all the hype, rumors, and speculation concerning Apple's iPhone, there was one question nagging at the back of our minds, one question that had gone unanswered until now: will it blend? Well rejoice friends, because the day of reckoning is upon us. Those with heart conditions might want to sit this one out; the rest of you can find out if the iPhone blends after the break.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

[MrMagoogle Posted Jul 11th 2007 11:21AM]

Looks like he might have been telling the truth at the end.

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[(Unverified) Posted Jul 11th 2007 1:58PM]

I loved it!
Everything Apple makes is proprietary and over priced. The fact that they hard wired the battery in the iPhone and require the purchaser to send it in to Apple for a replacement at twice the normal price for a battery should tell people something.
Who are these people who need to carry a cellphone, music player, and web browser everywhere they go? They need to get a life!

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 11th 2007 2:07PM]

Just becuase YOU can't afford it doesn't make it overpriced, Bob.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 11th 2007 3:27PM]

Did you have to sign a two year contract with AT&T in order to access the "blend" feature?

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 11th 2007 4:41PM]

I was disappointed he didn't drink his iPhone smoothie ... guaranteed to improve any geeks UI !

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 13th 2007 12:46AM]

I cant help it
I LOVE THIS VIDEO.

I keep watching it over and over and it's still so fricken AWESOME !!!

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 9:03PM]

What we really need is to find the secret code that causes iPhones to initiate the iBlend function when they see this video.

Apple is good quality, but also a good deal overpriced for what you get. It's not about having money or not - it's about wasting money or not. There's several mp3-players (meizu/sansa) that are as good or better than Nano's. Similarly there are as good video players as the iPod Video. The alternatives cost as much as 50% less than the Apple version.

Now in terms of fancy touch screen phones, ya'll should look at teh OpenMoko. Runs on FIC hardware and runs $300 from your pocket. Spend the other $300 on something nice for your significant other.

[therealtom1 Posted Jul 16th 2007 9:32AM]

good thing it blended, otherwise we'd have to put that on the list of "can't do's" after video recording, mms, gps, custom ringtones, battery replacement, etc.