While most people rave about the latest iPhone models for their unmatched camera quality or next-gen software features, this footage shows they can be used for far more. <br /><br />"In this video, I demonstrate how some sand particles are magnetized to the back of the iPhone," the filmer, Almaz, told WooGlobe. "I then collect these particles and melt them into a piece of metal." <br /><br />The process, which starts with a simple spill of sand on the phone, ends with the formation of a solid piece of metal—proving that the everyday devices in our pockets are more than just mini computers.<br /><br /><br />Location: Limassol, Cyprus<br /> <br />WooGlobe Ref : WGA171442<br />For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
