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?
Will there ever be iPhone released without any issue? I think the last iPhone with no issue was iPhone 3GS (..or atleast i don't recall any issue with it)
Does anyone have any idea of Samsung note (any version) bending ?
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?
People treating their £700+ phones like it's a throwaway device. No doubt all this bending will be "Apple's fault" again...
Look after your gadgets, people!
If that person's story is true, that the iPhone damage was caused as described, that's retarded. I plan to buy the Plus for the better camera and pixel density, but after reading this I'm not so sure. Retarded design flaw.
Really? My HTC One M8 is primarily aluminum and I keep it in my pockets all the time without any bending, and I have had it since release day 6 months ago.
I'd be willing to wager that these phones were "sat on", with the phones being in people's back pocket wedged between a human posterior and a hard chair. My best guess for an average adult human; the minimum weight is 100+ pounds.
Would you want to put 100-300 lbs of pressure on your $700-$1000 toy?
Use your brains people.
Thinner phone made of aluminum which is a malleable metal. Can't say that I'm surprised. Disappointed yes, surprised no![]()
I would never store a 5.5" phone in my pants, that's just asking for issues given how thin it is. Even I'm afraid my iPod touch 5G will bend.
iPhones are tools to be used, not works of art to be placed on display.
>Agreed!
If people are going to place large, thin, fragile electronics in tight pockets, or places where the device encounters movement / contact stress, they shouldn't be surprised that said device starts to show signs of stress by bending etc.
>I would phrase this a different way: Because phones are not to be placed on display, but place in tights pockets, or places where the device encounters movement / contact stress, they need to be made stronger!!