Do you want to be one of the many people here in Dubai to have an iPhone 4 without spending a single fil? Now this is your chance to get it. Nahel.com is once again giving away a brand new iPhone 4 to it’s 1 lucky follower/member.

How to join? It’ easy. If you follow @naheldotcom on Twitter and you are a member at Nahel.com you are eligible to win. And every time you you retweet their message, you get triple chances of winning the iPhone 4.

More details:

Winner will be announced on or before Thursday 08th July close of business.

Terms & Conditions:

1.    Valid only to UAE residents
2.    Complete information must be filled out appropriately, including contact number, address, email. (don’t worry, we don’t spam, share, or let anyone see or borrow your contact information. We hate spam too!)
3.    Under Address Line 2 you must write your Twitter handle (for example @myid)
4.    Existing members don’t need to worry about above condition.

Example valid RT tweet:

RT @naheldotcom 1 lucky follower/member will win iPhone 4 in 60hr. http://bit.ly/brYxXn . RT to 3x your chances #NaheliPhone

RT @naheldotcom 1 lucky follower/member will win iPhone 4 in 30hr. http://bit.ly/brYxXn . RT to 3x your chances #NaheliPhone

Each count-down tweet, is considered one message.

You can only RT each message once. Contest started today 9AM Sunday July 04 (Abu Dhabi time) and ends 9PM Tuesday July 06 (Abu Dhabi time).

So hurry! Join now and be the lucky winner of the new Apple  iPhone 4.

If you’re a master at solving the Rubik’s cube, then the introduction of the Rubik’s 360 here’s a bar raised for your wit testing. Else, if you already spent 26 years like the 45- year old British builder who finished the cube in 26 years figuring which way the same color would feature on the cube, then this new cube is nothing but trouble addition to keep you guessing for another 26. Gearing for an official unveiling at a toy industry fair in Germany on February 5, Professor Erno Rubik invented Rubik’s 360, guarantees to be a demanding and frustrating challenge for all, with six balls trapped inside the three transparent plastic spheres. Rubik’s 360 is more like a puzzle requiring the player to get the colored balls from the inner sphere in a matching solution on the outer sphere by shaking the sphere in the middle, that consists of only two openings.