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When I was an infantryman, back in the 80s, “Splash” was the term used on the radio when calling for and adjusting fire. When the artilleryman (or mortarman) on the other end of the radio said, “Splash”, what he meant was, “It should've landed by now. Do you see it? Do you want us to adjust our fire, or is this on target?”

When a phone is splash-resistant, it’s said that the phone will repel splashes of water, light water on the device. Splash resistance is not water resistance; in other words, there’s a difference between small splashes of water and a small puddle of water, for instance.The Moto X is considered to be “splash-resistant,” meaning that it can withstand slight water dampness but won’t last under the same pressure as the Galaxy S5 or the Samsung Galaxy S6 Active, for example. When you see the word “splash-resistant” applied to a smartphone, you should immediately ask the carrier representative what the IP rating means or look it up yourself. After all, you don’t want to buy a phone that’s splash-resistant and be surprised when you drop it in the water and find that it’s damaged.Now what the IP rating means?IP stands for INGRESS PROTECTION.IP is an international standardized system used to determine the dust and water resistance of various electronic devices.IP is a very useful measurement that provides critical data about the smartphones and tablets we use every day.You must have seen a rating like IP54 water and dust resistance in the phone specification, what does that actually mean?I: IngressP: ProtectionFirst Digit: Dust resistance ratingSecond Digit: Water resistance ratingThe confusion comes from electronics manufacturers. Sometimes, manufacturers choose to display their IP rating on their packaging or sales copy. In other cases, they simply declare a phone is “water and dust resistant.”So what’s the real truth here? The truth is that you can rely on IP ratings to determine how waterproof your phone may be.Take a look at the ratings below.Dust Protection LevelsSecond, we have:Water Protection LevelsHope this will be helpful.

Two words: Splash brothers.Having watched all seven games, it was clear that the reason Golden State won the final three games was due to the outstanding three-point shooting of the two men pictured above, Klay Thompson and Steph Curry. Klay set the all time record for 3s in a playoff game with 11 makes in game 6. I don't have the stats but it was about 11 makes on 19 attempts, which is nearly 60% success rate. Most NBA teams average 35% from deep.Golden State shot above 50% from three AND took a lot of threes while the opposing team shot <30% from deep.Bottom line: Klay Thompson, Steph Curry (and to a lesser extent Dramond Green) played substantially better in the last 3 games than the first 4.