I knew I picked the right place to live!

I had to remind my friend who was complaining about space about how he could still use iTunes to update without the requirement. OTA updates have spoiled us!

I think 32 gigs is the sweet spot right now. I would have certainly bought a 32 gig model if apple released it instead of the 64. $100 extra = higher profit margin = better for apple.

Mine crashes before I get to the end of the month. #wasteofmoney

This.

We have $1 coins. They are a huge failure in America. Not sure why. I'm down to get rid of the penny and nickel though.

Or eating by a shark in a sharknado!

I'm not saying I'm HAPPY about it :)

I had a SIM that came with the phone. I didn't remove my old one and put it in the new, it just started working on the network.

If you were too quick on the draw, you can restore from an IPSW file here: http://www.ipswdownloader.com/

My phone is an iPhone 6 (small) on AT&T, 64gb - can't connect and Touch ID is broken.

Yep - a ton of people are having this issue. That's a bad apple.

Ditto. It appears to break TouchID too.

I would recommend no one install this update. Can't connect to cellular after this - showing "no service". A ton of people on 9to5 Mac also having this issue. I assume apple will be fixing this asap.

Using what I know about batteries (not a lot) I would assume that charging it with more voltage will cause more heat and degrade overall battery life... hopefully someone who is smarter than I am about batteries can comment on this.

Using what I know about batteries (not a lot) I would assume that charging it with more voltage will cause more heat…

Doy - thanks... I just assumed. Weird though - I've been with my iPhone 6 since Friday almost entirely in my front pocket and not so much as a dent. I just can't believe they are doing /something/ that would bend it.

I think anything can bend/break if you put it in your back pocket and sit on it...

Moto X has some really nicely styled faceplates (back-plates?)

Also, I wonder if anyone has tried carefully bending these back?

Some people still put their fragile, thin phone in their back pocket and sit on it. It's not hard to bend anything doing that.