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Not just as a lanyard. Especially in Asia (Korea in particular, in my experience) almost everyone has a little token hanging from that hole. When I lived there we called it a phone dangly, but it could be anything from a small cartoon character to a heart to something that lights up when the phone rings, to something that matches up with your boyfriend/girlfriend's dangly..... to almost anything really. Being a Samsung phone it's obviously a carryover from their market.
 
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lanyard or charm, okay, i know it, but how that heck do you use it? i used a lanyard occasionally on my old samsung instinct, but it had a way to loop through and around a cross bar. the epic just have a hole, how to i get a lanyard to hold?

I use a charm for added protection. There are "manly" charms on ThinkGeek.com, by the way.

Instead of looping it like you do with the other phones, you take the back cover off, slip the loop in the hole (giggity) and the end of the loop goes over the plastic post inside. You then close the cover and, voila, you have added drop protection.
 
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thanks, guys. taking the back cover off, duh. the light up charm is not a bad idea, i see one from the thinkgeek site: ThinkGeek :: Mathmos Astro Light Charms

not diapered baby with cigarette, sorry. :)

i'm thinking of using it to hook on a long chain (like for keys), long enough to the ear but if slipped it won't hit the ground. btw, my epic is still neckid.
 
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thanks, guys. taking the back cover off, duh. the light up charm is not a bad idea, i see one from the thinkgeek site: ThinkGeek :: Mathmos Astro Light Charms

not diapered baby with cigarette, sorry. :)

i'm thinking of using it to hook on a long chain (like for keys), long enough to the ear but if slipped it won't hit the ground. btw, my epic is still neckid.

Make sure the charm you get says it's CDMA compatible if you're going for fancy blinkers. I noticed most are GSM only.
 
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