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Maybe the bending is a consequence of a better than average shock proof design. Not an apple fan boy here but I find hard to believe that a top selling phone wo
by kubiiii 12y ago
Maybe the bending is a consequence of a better than average shock proof design. Not an apple fan boy here but I find hard to believe that a top selling phone would go on the market without extensive mechanical testing.
- easytiger 12y agoFunny, as I'm yet to meet an iPhone 4 that didn't have a smashed screen
- zelos 12y agoThat's mainly because of the magical super-slip coating on the glass back, isn't it? I swear my iPhone 4 used to slide off level surfaces.
- terhechte 12y agoMine, I got it when it came out in 2010, used it every day since end of 2013 when I got the 5s. Screen is still in perfect condition, so is the back side.
- girvo 12y agoMine. Had it since launch. Not even a scratch on the screen either.
- mitchty 12y agoWhich just goes to show, different people (ab)use their devices differently.
- readerrrr 12y agoThey could have done the analysis and determined that replacements would cost less than a harder shell for every phone.
- supercoder 12y agoApple will no doubt acquire that youtube bend guy to bend all their products from now.
- girvo 12y agoJesus Christ I'm sick of this "*gate" crap. Get a new gig, people.