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Broken iPhones Initiative Turns Smartphone Into Household Items (VIDEO)
Many people throw away their broken iPhones or keep them around to use as paperweights, but a phone and screen repair specialist is coming up with creative ways to make these handsets useful again, Mashable reported.
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