I'd honestly rather have plastic/polymer and gorilla class
So, you need S3. Go get one.
I'd honestly rather have plastic/polymer and gorilla class
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it is possible for an ipod touch5 to bend. being that mine has bent itself.
i dont know HOW it bent, i just noticed a lighter area on my display screen indicating the area it is bent at.
i keep it in a 3 layer case so i dont know how its possible for it to bend through use.
i take care of it, never dropped it. rarely sit on it. im starting to the think it was my CASE that warped it over time.
if anyone has more information please let me know. thank you and i hope this was useful to others!
Lol solid aluminum. It's like 1/32" thick aluminum and 1/16" thick glass. Neither of those are particularly strong without perpendicular supports.
Automotive body panels nor the 'skin' of a refrigerator are not used as structural support. Plane fuselages are built out of much thicker aluminum than the iPhone uses. Aluminum can be as strong as steel at a lighter weight, but bulk is the penalty.So not significantly thicker than automobile aluminum body panels? Plane fuselage? The 'skin' of a refrigerator?
Aluminum is an incredibly awesome product...used for many years in the rest of Apple's lineup of computers...as well as many other technologies including aerospace and automobile production. It isn't 'soft'...and it certainly isn't aluminum foil. They're incredibly beautiful designs and very durable, just not very 'snot' repellent.
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both aluminium and gorilla glass can bend without breakingI can't see aluminum and glass bending without it breaking. If so, there would be a ton of complaints.
Automotive body panels nor the 'skin' of a refrigerator are not used as structural support. Plane fuselages are built out of much thicker aluminum than the iPhone uses. Aluminum can be as strong as steel at a lighter weight, but bulk is the penalty.
The original aluminum bicycle frames were built when steel was the only material used to build a bicycle frame. As a result, they took their design cues from steel frames. They used the same or similar thickness tubing as their steel counterparts. Those frames did not last long. They all cracked and failed (heat treated aluminum doesn't bend, it cracks). This is why they have to use much thicker aluminum tubing than their steel counterparts. Even though they end up using more aluminum to acquire a strength similar to steel, it is still lighter.
Are you trying to say that Al is not inherently softer/weaker than steel? It is indisputably softer and weaker than steel (when comparing molecule for molecule)
I'm very well aware of aluminum's properties. No where in my response did I mention steel or compare aluminum to steel. Al is used in fabrication processes that can't afford the weight of steel. Toughness is another characteristic altogether though...and I do believe aluminum is actually tougher than steel. It can also withstand greater heat...hence the use of aluminum blocks in high end motors. Cast iron, steel, aluminum, they all have their places...but no sir, I was definitely not implying aluminum is stronger than steel.
You'll get that rattle from a lot of products. Go pick up an iPhone or other and tap near the camera. You'll hear it, it's normal.
On the iPhone it's normal, it's the vibration motor, on the iPod touch it isn't. sounds like he got a lemon.
I've heard it's the shutter in the iPhone and iPod touch.
The shutter is aprox 0.05cm in diameter. You wouldn't be able to hear that.
I hear it in my iPhone.
Seeing as how the iPod Touch 5th Gen is much thinner than the iPhone 5 and also made of aluminum, have you bent your iPod Touch 5th Gen? There are tons of people who have bent their iPhone 5 from normal use and I am interested to see if there is a similar problem with the new iPod Touch. The iPod Touch 5th Gen doesn't have the same big cut outs for the volume buttons that the iPhone 5 does so it should resist forces better.
The rattle is normal, I have it in both of my iPod touch 5s, I don't know what it is but it's not bad.I'm getting a rattle from the camera area every time I gently tap the back. The aluminum is extremely soft. I have to keep it in a separate pocket from my keys, change etc. to keep it from looking like I sent it through a meat grinder. Never had that problem with other devices. All in all, it probably feels like the cheapest apple product I've bought. It's fine if you or others don't have a problem with it, but I'm just basing this off of my experience. And before anyone says it, the closest apple store is an hour and a half away.
You can bend it but you would have to do it purposely, I have used one for a couple months now and it's is still good as new (I treated it as I would any eletronic device, with care but not crazy)
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The rattle is normal, I have it in both of my iPod touch 5s, I don't know what it is but it's not bad.
I believe the rattle is the power and volume buttons. My iPod touch 5g does it as well.
YES THEY DO BEND!!!!! My ipod touch 5th generation is warped and I've been extremely careful with it, plus just got it at Christmas. I sent it to Apple and they will NOT do anything about it until they have multiple complaints....so PLEASE COMPLAIN COMPLAIN COMPLAIN and just maybe there will be a re-call!! If you're thinking of buying one DON'T!!!
What did you do to bend it?!! I have had one since they came out, it's still mint and I've been pretty rough with it. Yes they are fragile, but it's a 4 inch touch screen what did you think! Could you post pictures and what you were doing with it when it bent? Because I don't believe you.