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Do you think my 5S is bent?(pics)
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Why would you ask? Difficult to tell any kind of bend from your pics, but I would guess no, it doesn't appear to be bent; not significantly enough to tell. Lay your phone on it's back on a straight table and see if there is any inconsistency. Sent from my iPad.
A tiny bit from the photo, towards a U shape.
Don't let it bother you. My 5s bent while kept in a case. I pushed it back.
Don't let it bother you. My 5s bent while kept in a case. I pushed it back.
Lay it flat on the table and take a picture showing the side, to see if its raised up.
The second to last picture seems to show it bent.
Note this isn't a new issue to the iPhone 6 plus. There were a number of threads back when the iPhone 5 came out of it getting bent from people putting it in their back pockets. The difference now, is the phone is easier to bend, so other situations are causing the damage.
The second to last picture seems to show it bent.
Note this isn't a new issue to the iPhone 6 plus. There were a number of threads back when the iPhone 5 came out of it getting bent from people putting it in their back pockets. The difference now, is the phone is easier to bend, so other situations are causing the damage.
Alright, just to bring some seriousness to this otherwise nonsense-filled thread:
If you look very carefully at the first photo, you'll notice what appears to be a silhouette of a grape inside the tupperware container on the right (the one on the RIGHT - not the sad, lonesome grape in the container on the left). So it appears that the OP was making their lunch, and the grape on the left side of the screen is simply one that didn't make the cut for whatever reason.
Why wasn't it put in with whatever is in the tupperware container on the right (Chicken salad? Fruit salad? Difficult to say...)? We can only speculate at this point. It certainly looks intentional to me, though.
If you look very carefully at the first photo, you'll notice what appears to be a silhouette of a grape inside the tupperware container on the right (the one on the RIGHT - not the sad, lonesome grape in the container on the left). So it appears that the OP was making their lunch, and the grape on the left side of the screen is simply one that didn't make the cut for whatever reason.
Why wasn't it put in with whatever is in the tupperware container on the right (Chicken salad? Fruit salad? Difficult to say...)? We can only speculate at this point. It certainly looks intentional to me, though.
I'm not sure I'm willing to make the leap that he did it to get a reaction out of us. I mean, I've seen plenty of trolls on here before but that just seems beyond the pale.
I do think it was intentional though. There's plenty of room in the dish on the right, and the grape, if you zoom in, looks perfectly fine.
I'll concede there is a possibility that on the non-camera-facing side of the grape there is some bruising or some other anomaly that makes it undesirable in some way.
If we really want to get into some conspiracy theories, though, how do we know the image is even legitimate? Anyone can easily download a copy of photoshop and watch some youtube tutorials. It could be that there *is* no grape at all. Consider THAT one.
1.) Lay the phone flat on it's back.
2.) Place grape on home button.
3.) Push palm of hand evenly on the earpiece side of the phone quickly and release.
Does the grape get catapulted?
If yes, the phone is bent.
2.) Place grape on home button.
3.) Push palm of hand evenly on the earpiece side of the phone quickly and release.
Does the grape get catapulted?
If yes, the phone is bent.