When the phone's motion detectors detect that the phone has been dropped, it sends an emergency signal to a seperate protective sleeve, which in turn deploys several mini-airbags on the bottom of the phone, cushioning the phone's landing and therefore avoiding damage. Fancy, but exactly how much would that cost Jeff?
August 13, 2011
Jeff Bezos patents mini-airbags on the bottom of your phone!
Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon has just patented a "damage avoidance system" using mini-airbags on the bottom of the phone! Here's how it works:

When the phone's motion detectors detect that the phone has been dropped, it sends an emergency signal to a seperate protective sleeve, which in turn deploys several mini-airbags on the bottom of the phone, cushioning the phone's landing and therefore avoiding damage. Fancy, but exactly how much would that cost Jeff?
When the phone's motion detectors detect that the phone has been dropped, it sends an emergency signal to a seperate protective sleeve, which in turn deploys several mini-airbags on the bottom of the phone, cushioning the phone's landing and therefore avoiding damage. Fancy, but exactly how much would that cost Jeff?
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