Here’s a tip for protecting your mobile phone screen. With newer phones having more PDA functionality built-in, the screens have become much larger. I was starting to find small scratches and scuff marks on my T-Mobile BlackBerry 7100t. So I found some old leftover PDA screen protectors from my Palm, traced the size needed for my BlackBerry screen, cut with scissors to size, and voila, BlackBerry screen protector. I used Fellowes WriteRight Micro-Thin Protectors, but I’m sure anything similar will do. Works perfectly and is a nice, cheap solution to a very common problem.
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