Even if this phone is recalled a second time I wouldn't be surprised if people still want the phone. Goes to show you the sad state of competition we have in the field right now. People just don't want to switch to Apple and others don't like what's currently in Android.
Well said.
I imagine if the iPhone was spontaneously combusting diehard supporters would defend the product rather than switch brands.
The “friendly" competition between Apple fanboys and Samsung fanboys reminds me of the Ford versus Chevy truck loyalties. I wonder is psychologists have studied the phenomenon. Like any product, the appeal is subjective and according to personal needs. We should encourage variety and competition. Without it, Apple would have less reason to improve its products.
[doublepost=1475857681][/doublepost]
I took my Note 7 (replacement version) back to AT&T last night.
They had no issue letting me exchange it for another phone outside of the 14 day return window.
They understood that I really didn't want to have a potential fire hazard in my pocket.
I still don't care for the iPhone 7, so I picked up a 6S Plus pretty cheap.
I'll wait to see what the Note 8 or iPhone 7S/8 has to offer.
I’m curious how some people, like yourself, can casually hop between brands and their ecosystems, or use more than one phone at a time. Can you tell us how you manage to?