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One of iOS 17’s headline features was actually a big hit for iPhone… in 2009

Posted on June 24, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Ah Bump, how I’ve missed you! Thankfully, it looks like my favorite 2009 iPhone contact-sharing feature is coming back, a mere 14 years after it initially launched and nine years after it got discontinued (when Bump Technologies was acquired by Google). OK yes, it’ll be souped up for iOS 17 with stickers, posters, and other ways to enhance your brand and such, but the concept of simply bringing two iPhones together and letting them handle the awkward ‘fancy giving me
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