Removing the back?

hey,
any help on removing the back case of the iPhone 3g or do i have to take it to an apple store?
thanks

Voiding the warranty simply mean that if something else breaks during the warranty period by itself, apple will charge you to have it replaced. For example, if my screen died tonight by itself (ie, I didn't drop the phone), Apple would most likely replace it under warranty free of charge. If they find that I have performed unauthorized modifications (ie. tried to replace screen by myself before), then they would charge me to replace it properly.
If you've already taken the cover off and messed up some thing, they will gladly fix it for you for a hefty fee and may deny any future warranty claims.

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Well, we have the ever-popular, iMac G5 that won't power up issue. No sound, no video, the light turns on. The one-year warranty expired on 2/17/07 and it's not in the first generation iMacs covered by Apple's extended repair for this issue.
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11:31 AM
gadgetdude wrote:
Some middle cases are a a bit tight which make the back case hard to open.
Instructions for opening case:
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