标题: 嘘~iPhone4的那些事儿（很黄很暴力…..） [打印本页] 作者: 后街小笼包 时间: 28.9.2010 02:50 标题: 嘘~iPhone4的那些事儿（很黄很暴力…..） iPhone也许不是史上最成功的手机，但一定是最多稀奇古怪功能的手机，你用iPhone都干嘛？$ |) ]( F0 p m% u" K' ?
1.随时随地的微博…… $ |- b V5 h/ F1 H+ _: _二爷：//@小蜜蜂：世界避孕日？这么一项国际节日我已经错过很多届了，以后要加倍追赶回来（通过手机微博发送……）( H8 a& ?7 W/ D+ Z% v0 h
2.无时无刻的冷笑话…… ; D7 z2 o( F$ x) ?! D; O. 8 y, S: Y8 [+ P# r3.团你想团，购你所购……& P* w# b7 H6 d5 ?
爱生活，觅团购，美食旅游都管够！吃喝玩乐都不差，货比三家是办法。4 t& R% \3 t9 W: G, a: C4 l @ & R& h# L) [& G3 X
4.YOU TUBE——那些未解禁的事儿…… 1 k) n4 X7 f& e& B/ H) C1 U e- o% d! c1 ]
曾经有一个男人不会修电脑，之后的事大家都知道了。后来，又有一个男人，他的iPhone丢了……* W) h" n+ I) V+ v0 s |3 S% } 2 @7 {5 l% i! D7 k6.还能吹呀嘛吹蜡烛~/ O0 F' U- l0 c- a) v1 D
一个名叫Blower的小程序，它能在iPhone上模拟出一个涡轮风扇来风的强度甚至能吹灭蜡烛！(估计也能用来吹键盘中的灰尘了，还真实用……) # p, g& _ W4 @0 e" L( Q* Q: W. F J# q现在，我唯一想知道的问题是，不知道他能不能随时吹头发？ - b! `* b2 O1 n0 S- m* v+ v & B2 K1 t4 |, f+ E; x$ A7.偷菜做饭不如激情种树 8 m% c. Z/ v8 \: v0 c. Q M上上网，点点击，发发美图…….能免费旅游，能认养情侣树，你见过这等好事儿吗？而且最重要的是，就算没有iPhone也一样办得到——（http://www.yansaihu.net/voteyc/index.asp ）想看看别人的艳照吗？嘿嘿，我想，你又懂了……嘘~ 别声张~' B4 M, E! L2 p! g $ i# T8 d7 g. `$ y* T还有啥，还有啥呢？……作者: 孙黎璇 时间: 28.9.2010 03:55
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