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I've got a cheap Samsung phone that takes phantom photos too. Why I'm not worried? A: It's front-facing, so it's never of me. B: The phone is completely worth
by sudont 16y ago
I've got a cheap Samsung phone that takes phantom photos too. Why I'm not worried?
A: It's front-facing, so it's never of me.
B: The phone is completely worthless, so it never takes decent photos anyways. (Generally of my pocket.)
The only reason people are spooked is that Apple has higher expectations (also, tribal instinct). My buddy's Nexus phone module will crash constantly, requiring a reboot before use of the camera. His response: "Eh, whatever."
- runjake 16y agoThis is exactly why I left the Android world. These kinds of engineering blunders were acceptable to vendors. Apple's no golden child, as this bug demonstrates, but they're orders of magnitude better. HTC probably would've just let it be, in all honesty.
- stanleydrew 16y agoLet's not drag this discussion into an Android bash-fest please.
- monochromatic 16y agoAgreed, this is an Apple bash-fest. Stay on topic folks.
- sudont 16y agoOther than saying my friend is a casual user of Android, I see nothing in my statement that bashes either Apple or Android. (Samsung, on the other hand...) Apparently one camp or the other is fairly touchy.