Trust it or not, I like it!
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My pleasure. I like it too, but I wonder if people would think you were carrying a gun?
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Trust it or not, I like it!
Any link to share??
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It's really okay. If Apple phones are not meeting your needs any more, you should find one that does. Apple could tailor their phones to meet every expectation you have, but in doing so, they could disappoint someone else. There is no way for them to please everyone, and sometimes you end up being the one who isn't pleased.Sorry Apple but my phone has been sitting in my pocket for like 15 years. That's not about to change. I think I'm just going to not get an iPhone 6. I'll probably just hang onto my 5 and 5s and I'm looking into a Sony Z3c whenever it manages to make our shores here in the US. There's just so many things off about this iPhone release it's starting to smell bad.
Sad because I was just so thrilled with my 5s, my first iOS device ever. And I really like iOS! I thought I'd become an Apple devotee for life! Oh how the mighty have fallen and all that. bleh.
In other news:
~ If you sit on a wooden bench, it bends a little or a lot, according to your weight.
~ If you press hard enough onto a cookie, it will snap.
~ If you drop a tomatoe, it will splat.
Using: Good
Breaking: Bad
Macrumors bot: I think you need a source code re-write, as you're parsing elementary rules of physics as "news".
Must be quiet, now all the pre-iPhone 6 "news" has passed (parsed).
What is dumb about not expecting people to continue to store their mobile phones in the same method that they have for 10+ years?
You do realize Apple is not catering to some niche fanbase, but people on here act like it.
While I definitely feel sorry for those affected, what did you think was going to happen with such a huge phone in a limited front pocket?
Did you not FEEL it against your leg every time you sat down?
never had this problem with my Note 3
am I the only one that thinks a 4.7 inch iPhone with new specs/components, but same body style and materials as the iphone4, would be the ultimate phone?
"You're wearing the wrong clothes" is an even lamer excuse than the holding it wrong one.
A slightly bent enclosure is covered under the free one year (2 years if you have apple care+) warranty... Always has been! Back it up & take it to an apple store & you'll get a new one!Good design isn't just about making a smartphone ever thinner or more beautiful--but practical. If the device can't survive in reasonable, real world usage then there is a problem.
Now we'll hear from people that will insist that putting a smartphone in your pocket is irresponsible and reckless abuse.
If the phone is placed in a pocket, as it usually should be, it bends??? how does that follow? are you comparing an apple phone to a vegetable?
You store your phone in your back pocket? That's a disaster waiting to happen no matter which phone you're using (can get stolen, bent, broken screen, etc..).
Okay, dude. Try to not get all bent out of shape about it
A slightly bent enclosure is covered under the free one year (2 years if you have apple care+) warranty... Always has been! Back it up & take it to an apple store & you'll get a new one!
Apple should've used steel. They use that in Ipods and it's stronger than aluminium and the added weight would also make it feel more sturdy.
To prevent bending, iPhone 6 Plus owners may want to remove their iPhones from their pockets before sitting or bending.
In what world does that seem reasonable for at $1000 device??
But if not in their pockets, how should men carry their phones?
I find it funny that there is any reasonable person that doesn't understand that a phone shouldn't bend under normal conditions which includes putting it in a front pocket. I'm amazed at the lengths people will go to say differently.