3 ms·
Ungrateful peasants. They are privileged to use the world's best phone and complain about such benign issues. > Clearly if I got the plus I'd never be able to
by _pmf_ 12y ago
Ungrateful peasants. They are privileged to use the world's best phone and complain about such benign issues.
> Clearly if I got the plus I'd never be able to sit at a table with it. This is bringing back the holster.
This should be the preferred way for hipsters to wear their apparel.
- linker3000 12y agoThey're trousering it wrong. Their problem. I currently have a Galaxy S4 - no problems. Previous phone was a whopping-big, first generation Note - ditto. Both live/lived in my front trouser pocket. The only device I have managed to break while in my pocket was an HP/Compaq iPaq, about 10 years ago, when I sat on a child's swing next to my son in a playground - the metal 'rope' went taught against my side and the pressure cracked the screen. Edit: For a bit of objectivity, what was the last phone that received this level of attention for being prone to bending in tight pockets - has there been one?
- dragonwriter 12y agoI've had a Galaxy Note 3 damage pockets that were particularly tight, but not the other way around.