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0 pointsstcredzero7y ago0 comments

In this case, the 'sword' is a strategy that originally tried to appeal to everyone, from the least competent user to professionals. Judging from some of the idiocy I see in app reviews, a part of what's happening is that the LCD users are bringing expectations down to their level.

What does one expect when you subject a deliberately thin electronic device to the full force of your body?

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barrkel7y ago

Where do you put your phone? I put mine in my pockets. It's not unusual for a fair amount of strain to be applied there.

stcredzeroOP7y ago

I put mine in my pockets. I also exercise some intelligence and common sense in how I do it.

It's not unusual for a fair amount of strain to be applied there.

For you and other people, apparently not.

EpicEng7y ago

You "exercise some intelligence and common sense in how [you put your phone in your pocket]"? What? What does that look like?

My Samsungs, HTC's, and older iPhones did just fine with me exercising exactly no intelligence when I put them in my pocket.

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simion3147y ago

The people are using it wrong(but not the previous generation that did not bend), maybe Apple should sell them some cases for protection /s

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