Steve Jobs always wore jeans and a turtleneck sweater sans pocket. Of course he put it in his pocket. Duh. Of course it should be designed Togo in your pockets.
Steve Jobs always wore jeans and a turtleneck sweater sans pocket. Of course he put it in his pocket. Duh. Of course it should be designed Togo in your pockets.
It already is. Only deluded Droidies who love tear phones apart in non real world situations believe the opposite. The phone is engineered to actual use, not engineered to resist any random abuse.
, why not throw it against the wall, see which one survives and grade on that... That's as idiotic as this yet wouldn't advocate it.
In honesty though, even if the iPhone were an abominably crappy phone, which it isn't, that wouldn't boost the quality of Samsung's phones one iota. That's not how people perceive it, though, so any chance they get to crap all over Apple's business they seize with both hands.
I'll reserve judgement on Bendgate until I see the fiscal Q1 financials.
That should tell us everything we need to know.
That's just the iSheep early adopters bboosting the sales¡ Then next quarter it'll be all the marketing spin Apple did to convince all the idiots that their crappy smartphone with the durability of a hot candy bar on a dashboard on a Summer day is actually not going to melt on you¡
When will they learn? Constantly drawing attention to competitors' products just makes you look desperate. Watch the Apple keynote! Watch Cooke compare the current iPhone with the last generation iPhone, implicitly telling the watcher that the iPhone has no real competition.
Will the iPhone bend? If I apply enough force to it make my eyes bleed, then yes it probably will. So should I buy an inferior phone because of it, or would it be better to buy a better phone and then … y'know … not apply pressure to it until my thumbs turn white and I bring on a migraine.
Aside from the crappy reporting by AI et al, the really irritating thing about these type of stories is the number of 'keen amateurs' it brings crawling out of the woodwork. A word to the wise: mentioning 'structural integrity' in an online post does not make you an expert in industrial design, in much the same way that looking at naked celebs does not make you a gynaecologist.
And speaking of crappy reporting, I find it somewhat odd that AI, which loves to mention Samsung as much as possible to rack up the page hits, has completely failed to mention the #Gapgate saga that is making the rounds in Korea.
What's that? The new Galaxy Note 4 has a gap between the screen and the casing that is wide enough to slip a credit card into?
And that gap will get wider over time, according to Samsung.
Oddly enough, I don't expect a stream of 'Gap Engineers' to suddenly appear out of nowhere.
Is this a real problem? Aside from dust and lint building up in the widening gap, probably not. The real problem is this:
Apple news, especially bad news, generates ad hits.
Samsung news does not.
Samsung spends more on advertising than just about any other consumer device company, which discourages sites from writing stories that cast Samsung in a bad light, and encourages them to write more stories that cast Apple in a bad light, which in turn generates page hits.
And rightfully so. Apple should be ashamed for their step backward in durability. If Jony Ive didn't have the proper materials to make such a thin metal device then he should've compromised for the sake of structural integrity.
Ehhh no. I think the "larger size" is a step backwards in durability, but only because of the larger surface area = larger people using it = larger butts sitting on it. Someone that's not an idiot will put the phone in their coat or purse in a pocket that has nothing in it to scratch it, or put the phone in a "sock" type of wrapper to prevent debris in the pocket from gumming up the buttons and lighting connector.
Will it Blend?
The Samsung is destroyed before the iPhone 6+ screen even stops being lit.
iphone 6 and 6 plus is shit and Samsung galaxy s5, note 3 ,ote 4 etc is way better than any other iphone and iphone is just a name and Samsung has way more features
I haven't yet seen the 6 and 6 Plus in the flesh, but otherwise, I'd be inclined to say the original iPhone of 2007.
You mean after all your negative comments about the iPhone 6 you haven't actually seen or handled the phones. Unbelievable!
I've had the 4, 5 and now the 6. The iPhone 6 is by far the best of the lot and a wonderfully engineered product. Before you pass any further comments perhaps you should get down to Covent Garden and take a look.
I haven't yet seen the 6 and 6 Plus in the flesh, but otherwise, I'd be inclined to say the original iPhone of 2007.
I didn't really like the iPhones look until the 5 came out, even then it got old real quick, the problem for me is just to many people have one, which kind of sucked out any charm they had. Their not bad phones just too popular for me to appreciate their looks, I like rare phones that not many people have. But I also use 3 phones on a normal basis, so I'm a weirdo, a main stream phone (Lumia 1020), a luxury model (Porsche Design P'9882) and one work phone (which is now a BlackBerry Passport).
You mean after all your negative comments about the iPhone 6 <span style="line-height:1.4em;">you haven't actually seen or handled the phones. Unbelievable!</span>
I've had the 4, 5 and now the 6. The iPhone 6 is by far the best of the lot and a wonderfully engineered product. Before you pass any further comments perhaps you should get down to Covent Garden and take a look.
Yep. On the iMore podcast yesterday both Rene Ritchie and Peter Cohen said it's the best feeling iPhone in a long time. Peter said he loves the way it feels in his hand. Ally said she hopes the beveled glass comes to the iPads. To me the 6 is a bit like the 5C. Everyone ripped on that phone because it was colored plastic (even though not all plastic is the same and the quality of this device is top notch). But I personally think the 5C felt better in the hand more than the 4 or 5 ever did. Yeah the 4 and 5 are beautiful objects and I love the look of the chamfered edges on the 5/5S. But the 5C and 6 feel much better in the hand. I hope Apple stays with the curved edges in the future.
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Steve Jobs always wore jeans and a turtleneck sweater sans pocket. Of course he put it in his pocket. Duh. Of course it should be designed Togo in your pockets.
It already is. Only deluded Droidies who love tear phones apart in non real world situations believe the opposite. The phone is engineered to actual use, not engineered to resist any random abuse.
, why not throw it against the wall, see which one survives and grade on that... That's as idiotic as this yet wouldn't advocate it.
I'll reserve judgement on Bendgate until I see the fiscal Q1 financials.
That should tell us everything we need to know.
That's just the iSheep early adopters bboosting the sales¡ Then next quarter it'll be all the marketing spin Apple did to convince all the idiots that their crappy smartphone with the durability of a hot candy bar on a dashboard on a Summer day is actually not going to melt on you¡
Just remember, though.
For an entire year, many of us will have one that is bigger than yours.
Simply amazing what a few words can say.....
Yes at the end of the day people will be pulling out theirs to show their biggest size.....lol
Sorry.
That area leads to an 'Apple defect' as well...
That means I have to post this (which I know you've seen)...
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When will they learn? Constantly drawing attention to competitors' products just makes you look desperate. Watch the Apple keynote! Watch Cooke compare the current iPhone with the last generation iPhone, implicitly telling the watcher that the iPhone has no real competition.
Will the iPhone bend? If I apply enough force to it make my eyes bleed, then yes it probably will. So should I buy an inferior phone because of it, or would it be better to buy a better phone and then … y'know … not apply pressure to it until my thumbs turn white and I bring on a migraine.
Aside from the crappy reporting by AI et al, the really irritating thing about these type of stories is the number of 'keen amateurs' it brings crawling out of the woodwork. A word to the wise: mentioning 'structural integrity' in an online post does not make you an expert in industrial design, in much the same way that looking at naked celebs does not make you a gynaecologist.
And speaking of crappy reporting, I find it somewhat odd that AI, which loves to mention Samsung as much as possible to rack up the page hits, has completely failed to mention the #Gapgate saga that is making the rounds in Korea.
What's that? The new Galaxy Note 4 has a gap between the screen and the casing that is wide enough to slip a credit card into?
And that gap will get wider over time, according to Samsung.
http://www.androidcentral.com/galaxy-note-4-screen-gap-necessary-manufacturing-feature-says-manual
http://www.ibtimes.com/samsung-says-gap-design-galaxy-note-4-feature-not-flaw-1697838
Oddly enough, I don't expect a stream of 'Gap Engineers' to suddenly appear out of nowhere.
Is this a real problem? Aside from dust and lint building up in the widening gap, probably not. The real problem is this:
Apple news, especially bad news, generates ad hits.
Samsung news does not.
Samsung spends more on advertising than just about any other consumer device company, which discourages sites from writing stories that cast Samsung in a bad light, and encourages them to write more stories that cast Apple in a bad light, which in turn generates page hits.
Nasty position for Apple to be caught in.
Sorry.
That area leads to an 'Apple defect' as well...
Hilarious, but only Moss bends over that far to flush a toilet.
It's as believable as almost breaking your fingers in order to 'accidently' break your phone.
Yes, a sad fact of the Samsung bunch.
"How android weakens the Samsung and all other android phones"
Ehhh no. I think the "larger size" is a step backwards in durability, but only because of the larger surface area = larger people using it = larger butts sitting on it. Someone that's not an idiot will put the phone in their coat or purse in a pocket that has nothing in it to scratch it, or put the phone in a "sock" type of wrapper to prevent debris in the pocket from gumming up the buttons and lighting connector.
Will it Blend?
The Samsung is destroyed before the iPhone 6+ screen even stops being lit.
A funny question to ask, as I've seen all the iPhones, but yes, I do, as you were wondering.
iphone 6 and 6 plus is shit and Samsung galaxy s5, note 3 ,ote 4 etc is way better than any other iphone and iphone is just a name and Samsung has way more features
What's the best designed iPhone to date?
I haven't yet seen the 6 and 6 Plus in the flesh, but otherwise, I'd be inclined to say the original iPhone of 2007.
You mean after all your negative comments about the iPhone 6 you haven't actually seen or handled the phones. Unbelievable!
I've had the 4, 5 and now the 6. The iPhone 6 is by far the best of the lot and a wonderfully engineered product. Before you pass any further comments perhaps you should get down to Covent Garden and take a look.
#babygate
I didn't really like the iPhones look until the 5 came out, even then it got old real quick, the problem for me is just to many people have one, which kind of sucked out any charm they had. Their not bad phones just too popular for me to appreciate their looks, I like rare phones that not many people have. But I also use 3 phones on a normal basis, so I'm a weirdo, a main stream phone (Lumia 1020), a luxury model (Porsche Design P'9882) and one work phone (which is now a BlackBerry Passport).
Yep. On the iMore podcast yesterday both Rene Ritchie and Peter Cohen said it's the best feeling iPhone in a long time. Peter said he loves the way it feels in his hand. Ally said she hopes the beveled glass comes to the iPads. To me the 6 is a bit like the 5C. Everyone ripped on that phone because it was colored plastic (even though not all plastic is the same and the quality of this device is top notch). But I personally think the 5C felt better in the hand more than the 4 or 5 ever did. Yeah the 4 and 5 are beautiful objects and I love the look of the chamfered edges on the 5/5S. But the 5C and 6 feel much better in the hand. I hope Apple stays with the curved edges in the future.