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Saturday, May 5, 2007

OK, the beast has arrived...

...and the lights in the city dimmed when I plugged it in to recharge the battery.

I noticed a protective sheet of plastic was included in the packaging but I can't get the plastic to peel away revealing the sticky side.
Any tips???

Why didn't Nokia stick it on in the factory like they did with my 6600?



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  1. moldorMay 11, 2007 at 3:33 PM

    [this is good] The screen protector is a bit of a fiddle to get on - follow the instructions printed on the backing sheet.

    Basically, loosen one end, apply that to the bottom edge of the screen and slowly peel the back off while pressing the protector down - use a credit card to smooth it out...

    If I get a chance this weekend I'll take a picture of mine with the protector installed - using my wife's N95 (only way I could get one was to buy her one too - come to think of it, that happened with the Mac laptops too !!!)

    jon


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