Hope Apple sues his sorry bottom!
Like I said in another thread, it was an obvious fake. they used camera tricks and lighting. the secret was it was the camera lens that was bending, not the phone, very tricky stuff.
WRONG!!
he bent the phone alright but he did it on already bent phone therefore it's structural integrity was already compromised.
Apple should sue him for every cent he's got!
as a proud scalper, this guy made me lose around $900.
iphone pluses are going for around $100-$150 less on craigslist since Tuesday.
Dislike him
I believe this guy is up to 10 million views, which netted him a nice profit of at least $200,000.
I believe this guy is up to 10 million views, which netted him a nice profit of at least $200,000.
My mountain bike is made of aluminum.
It take a freaking beating and guess what? It does not bend while I GUARANTEE you it has a hell of a lot more forces applied to it than the iPhone ever(hopefully) will.
Not even close to $200,000.
He has 33 million views as of this post.
You make roughly $2,000 per 1 million video views on YouTube : http://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-money-youtube-stars-actually-make-2014-2
$2,000 x 33 = $66,000.
Not even close to $200,000.
He has 33 million views as of this post.
You make roughly $2,000 per 1 million video views on YouTube : http://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-money-youtube-stars-actually-make-2014-2
$2,000 x 33 = $66,000.
Thanks for the correction. Still not bad. $66,000 for about an hour's worth of work.
Your bike is made of aluminium probably 30x thicker than the iPhone and made of hollow square/circular sections.
If you know anything about mechanics you know what is the section modulus...
Now calculate the section modulus of a sheet of aluminium of less than half a millimetre thick and the one of a circular hollow section of at least 2mm
Reviled as your scalping activities may be by many, your argument is one of the most rational things I've read on here today.