The buttons on my original iPhone (especially the sleep/wake button) is hard to press. The buttons are sort of squishy and I don't get a satisfying click I get from a iPod Touch, for example. Is this normal? I'm sure the new iPhone doesn't have this problem!
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2G iPhone buttons: Is this normal?
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Stop-by the nearest Apple Store and have them take a look at it. I had v1 iPhone and buttons weren't hard to press or squishy.
If they see it as a problem, is there anything they can do for me?Stop-by the nearest Apple Store and have them take a look at it. I had v1 iPhone and buttons weren't hard to press or squishy.
Hopefully, it's still under warranty or you bought AppleCare. They should replace with a v1 iPhone no problem.
I think I know the answer to this question, but should I have a non jailbroken iPhone when I walk into the store?
I once walked into an Apple store, just to check out a macbook. I have an unlocked iphone (look I travel quite a bit). So my dealer notices and throws a hissy fit and gets all mad. It was like I told him I love Windows Vista and that I plan on buying all of Apples stock only to sell it for $1, and that I also kicked a baby into a pile of puppies and then kicked the puppies.
So not a good idea, esp if you want help with the phone.
Hilarious...though jailbreaking/unlocking clearly voids any support Apple will give you. I personally don't care, but you can't really expect the same level of support when you hack your device.