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Yeah cause the iphones have never had a issue with yellowish display's , cracking casing, easily scratchable glass screens and easily scratchable glass backings and the camera leaving blue spots on pics:eek:

At least Droid X owners can just swap it out for a totally new fixed phone not a refurb............

Haha you don't give up. I guess persistence is one thing you've got. I run into your posts in about every thread. Just quit trying to sell water to a well.
 
Yeah cause the iphones have never had a issue with yellowish display's , cracking casing, easily scratchable glass screens and easily scratchable glass backings and the camera leaving blue spots on pics:eek:

At least Droid X owners can just swap it out for a totally new fixed phone not a refurb............

I swapped my iPhone for a totally new fixed phone because there was a spec of dust under the glass.

I think you need to do a bit of research on what easily means, my phone lives in my pocket with my keys and there are no scratches to be found not to mention that cracking breaking and scratching are all due to user damage.

Regardless my point was not that the iPhone is without issues, it was that ALL electronic devices have problems.

Hell I used to do tech support for Samsung for bluray players, and while I haven't seen any press about it, their BD-P1590,1600,3600,4600 players have a fairly common issue where the firmware becomes corrupted (we were told to say it was due to the player failing an update and sometimes it was, but other times there was no discernable cause) This problem required the player to be shipped back and refurbished. I took 40-80 calls a day and I would say about 60-75% of all the calls I took related to this issue.

The ONLY reason this antenna issue got such large press is that Apple is on top, and there are SOOOO many of the phones out there that the issue appeared "widespread"
 
I'm not usually a bitch, but for God's sakes, it's DEFINITELY.

But yeah, don't even get me started on all the problems of Android phones that go unnoticed by the media. But the minute the most popular phone has a problem, even my grandfather's heard about it.
 
I'm not usually a bitch, but for God's sakes, it's DEFINITELY.

But yeah, don't even get me started on all the problems of Android phones that go unnoticed by the media. But the minute the most popular phone has a problem, even my grandfather's heard about it.

Fix't and thank you, my spelling is atrocious and for some reason the spell check didn't catch it.
 
So are there a slew of Droid X users screaming their heads off threatening to trade in their Droids and go over to Apple to get the new iPhone?
 
So are there a slew of Droid X users screaming their heads off threatening to trade in their Droids and go over to Apple to get the new iPhone?

Of course not, that would require there to be a slew of Droid X users... lol
 
Oh god this is horrible! No wonder I'm gonna wait for the smartphone market to mature a bit more. Do any of these companies do testing?
 
I'm willing to bet Motorola actually fixes their phones too instead of having a conference that basically points the blame elsewhere, tells you to go fu*k yourself and here's a free case if you'll shut up.
 
I'm willing to bet Motorola actually fixes their phones too instead of having a conference that basically points the blame elsewhere, tells you to go fu*k yourself and here's a free case if you'll shut up.

I'd hope so, since I don't think a case could fix that.

What's truly ironic is that something like 75-85% of previous iPhone users have always used a case, but now, since they actually HAVE to use the case, they are complaining, despite the fact that they always intended to use the case from the start (and now can get it for free)
 
Except this issue can be fixed by a replacement, it isn't an inherent design flaw. :p

i have to agree.

This is a problem of defective phones and not 'questionable design choices' per se.

So, yes, i agree with the OP. the antenna issue (should you suffer from it in your area due to the reception quality there) is DEFINITELY worse than this :)
 

Um, difference being is that is a defect which means it is easy to just make them exchange it for a new one that shouldn't have that problem.

iPhone's thing is a design flaw.

(not that I don't think people are taking the antenna whole thing *way* too far and being far too whiney about it. Obviously if the phone doesn't work for htem, they need another phone. If they like the phone that much it's hard to give up, then learn to deal with a case or holding it differently. Every phone is going to have something that's not great. You just gotta figure out if it's good stuff is worth the bad stuff).
 
nothing to worry about here, next month the android XLT Extreme will come out, moving on...:D
 
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