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Price no objection? AT&T has a phone that's some serious shit. We got a demo the other day... and that thing resists drops, high temps, freezing, water splash
by knob 13y ago
Price no objection?
AT&T has a phone that's some serious shit.
We got a demo the other day... and that thing resists drops, high temps, freezing, water splash (or underwater to a couple of feet... don't remember).
It was some serious hardware.
Of course, it's not running Android, yet if you want indestructible, I was impressed with this thing.
Me, personally: My phones last approx 2 years.
My iPhone 5 (got it around 1 year ago I think) is all busted up.
I'm not an Apple lover, yet this thing is tough.
EVERY panel on it is broken, bent, shattered... and it still works without a hitch.
Props to Apple on that.
- sirkneeland 13y agoSeems like a company should get more props for a product that doesn't actually break every exterior component within 1 year. My N9 is well over a year old and has zero broken external parts. And of course the phone itself still works. Given that a smartphone has virtually no moving parts inside, continued functionality absent being submerged or crushed is not a particularly noteworthy achievement.