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[* black] Even after defeating Big Blue, the rear panel still does not yield.
[* black] We release the ZIF connector of a big ol' rear-case-mounted flash assembly, and after 6 full steps, we are finally into the device.
[* icon_note] Our guess is that the adhesive pad was added to make the phone feel more solid than one purely secured with clips. The pad also seems to keepkeeps the flash firmly in place. Quite the newplace and baffling approachmay act as as padding to phone sealingprotect internal components.
[* black] Nonetheless, thumbs downOur "Woven Black" case has some nice weave to it, while its probably not actual [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevlar|kevlar fibers|new_window=true], the molding makes for giant adhesive pads, but thumbs up for allowing entry into the phone without having to [guide|13494|almost destroy it]a nice view.
[* icon_note] Our guess is that the adhesive pad was added to make the phone feel more solid than one purely secured with clips. The pad also seems to keepkeeps the flash firmly in place. Quite the newplace and baffling approachmay act as as padding to phone sealingprotect internal components.
[* black] Nonetheless, thumbs downOur "Woven Black" case has some nice weave to it, while its probably not actual [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevlar|kevlar fibers|new_window=true], the molding makes for giant adhesive pads, but thumbs up for allowing entry into the phone without having to [guide|13494|almost destroy it]a nice view.

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