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I've accepted that the headphone jack is never coming back no matter how much I'd like it to. I still can't accept that a company that is so focused on design h
by ProfessorLayton 9y ago
I've accepted that the headphone jack is never coming back no matter how much I'd like it to. I still can't accept that a company that is so focused on design has accepted the ever-growing camera protrusion in order to make the phone "thinner".
My 6s has a scuffed camera ring, and rattles when used on a table, due to its inability to lay flat.
- bhnmmhmd 9y agoI guess they've also have accepted that people are going to use a cover anyway, so they don't bother. > My 6s has a scuffed camera ring, and rattles when used on a table, due to its inability to lay flat. Exactly. This was my first impression when I saw that protruded camera on iPhone 6.
- oneeyedpigeon 9y agoI don't know if this differs from country to country, but the vast majority of iPhones I observe are not in a case — probably at least 90%. The design is a major selling point, so I'm not surprised most people don't want to use a case.
- bhnmmhmd 9y agoMost iPhones I see around are in a case. I personally don't like that, but if you're going to type on a flat table, you'd better use a case to flatten the back of the iPhone, avoiding those rattlings.
- intrasight 9y agoI observe the reverse - 90% in a case. But then again, I'm in an older, wiser demographic.
- thrav 9y agoThe phone before that, where the camera was flat, is the one where everyone's pictures got foggy after a while. It's because the little lens cover would get scratched over time, since it sat flush. The protrusion is intentional to ensure the outer ring is scratched, instead of the lens cover. That's a feature.