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Beware! Do Not Rip Anything Rubber Out Of Your AT&T Tilt

Posted by Doug Smith on April 24, 2008 – 2:25 pm  Share
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att_tilt_lesson_3 My heart goes out to Jenn Lee over at Pocketables.net. She found out the hard way that a little piece of rubber hanging out on the back of your AT&T Tilt / HTC TyTN II should not be removed!

Looking at the picture to the right you can see the rubber “stopper” just to the right of the screw. Well, the one on the other side of her Tilt started to come loose and she proceeded to rip it out. Big mistake. The rubber stopper keeps the screen from going past square from the body of the device. Where this does not appear to bother Jenn that much, it would drive me CRAZY! I am an absolute perfectionist when it comes to my devices!

So lesson learned here, DO NOT REMOVE ANYTHING from your Tilt. Head on over to Pocketables.net to see more pictures.

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