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"It makes Consumer Report's not-recommended status look increasingly irrational..." If this is the root of Apple's concern then they can work with Consumer Rep
by edderly 16y ago
"It makes Consumer Report's not-recommended status look increasingly irrational..."
If this is the root of Apple's concern then they can work with Consumer Report to establish whether their appraisal was unjustified against other devices. They don't have to take this approach.
- KirinDave 16y agoYou're certain of this? I can't imagine Consumer Reports is amenable to negotiation on their product reviews. If they are, then that's a scandal in and of itself.
- edderly 16y agoYes. If Apple are in the right, a refusal to re-investigate the issue by Consumer Reports would make them look silly and the review contrived.
- sp332 16y agoConsumer Reports originally recommended the iPhone4. They retracted the recommendation when they heard about the death grip. They confirmed the problem on the iPhone4, but apparently they didn't check other phones the same way.