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"    1. Motorola Tundra VA76r ($200 with two-year contract)  Drop It: We dropped it again and again, but the Tundra continued to be in call-ready condition. Drown It: The Tundra survived a few quick swims. But after the fifth fall, a hard hit on the porcelain bowl caused it to spring a leak. The water killed the phone. Smash It: The Tundra&amp;#039;s hinge busted after one hard stomp from the business end of a boot. After the second smash, it was lights out for the Motorola.   2. Sonim XP3 ($500 unlocked)  Drop It: The bricklike Sonim survived repeated falls, damage- and ding-free. Its rubberized surface even caused it to bounce like a SuperBall. Drown It: The Sonim&amp;#039;s seams are coated with a watertight array of gaskets and seals, all of which held up to repeated dunks. Smash It: The phone looked fine. But after eight stomps, the Sonim simply stopped working. Our guess: An interior circuit got nudged loose.   3. Verizon G&amp;#039;zOne Boulder ($130 with two-year contract)  Drop It: Despite its clamshell design (which presents an obvious weak point\u2014its hinge) the Boulder shrugged off falls to the floor. Drown It: The water was no match for this water-resistant phone, which held up to multiple plunges in the privy. Smash It: We stomped on it. We jumped on it. Finally, we broke out the baseball bat\u2014and even then it took three swings to turn our winner into a tangle of wires.   The Bottom Line The Sonim looked and felt the toughest, but the Verizon G&amp;#039;zOne Boulder was the winner\u2014it continued to work until it was literally a tangle of plastic shards and wires.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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