While it's important to know their motivations, and I appreciate knowing them, this doesn't necessarily nullify their results, especially if you're comparing th

While it's important to know their motivations, and I appreciate knowing them, this doesn't necessarily nullify their results, especially if you're comparing them relative to one another. "SquareTrade analyzed iPhone accidents for over 20,000 iPhone 4s covered by SquareTrade Care Plans and found a 82% increase in reported broken screens compared to the iPhone 3gs." It's not science, but to me, this is fairly good evidence that the iPhone 4 screens break significantly more often. Either that or iPhone 4 users are twice as likely as iPhone 3gs owners to commit insurance fraud. Or SquareTrade is just lying through their teeth, but I'd find that a little hard to believe.