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Not only are there cases, which resolve the issue, but most people use phones while held in their hand, so the bump doesn’t lie against anything. The problem wi
by dnhz 6y ago
Not only are there cases, which resolve the issue, but most people use phones while held in their hand, so the bump doesn’t lie against anything. The problem with the bump is purely aesthetic.
- gregoriol 6y agoHaving to use a case to fix a "defect" is not acceptable. Are you Steeve Jobs from the antenna gate? I personally never used a case, ever on any iPhone, and never broken any.
- throwanem 6y agoI used to be the same. Then I broke one. Replacing the screen wasn't a huge burden, but I use a case and a (glass) screen protector now anyway.
- dnhz 6y agoWhy should a phone be required to lie flat on its back? And if raised a little by a bump, how does that impair usage? What’s the defect? The bump, if anything, is a feature, because it prevents the whole back of the phone from being placed against a surface and possibly being scratched.
- snowwrestler 6y agoIt's not a defect. You want the phone to work differently from how it was designed, and you have a tool to achieve that (a case). You can use the tool, or rage at something you don't have the power to change.