Then all smart phones are bad because I can break them all in my hand and I can break them all with typical everyday use.
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kentadams
I've done that, and even traveled 10 hours to Florida. The fact is, you don't know what you're talking about and you really could careless about Apple consumers. You have butthurt for some odd reason that someone chose a different device than you.
Wrong. If you have less assets than $2000, you won't be subsidized unless you have children and your salary is below poverty level, which is shockingly low and even then, you don't personally qualify for Medicaid but your child would.
Some Android fans have "jumped the shark" I believe by promoting "bend gate", as evidenced by numerous sourced material showing Android phones bending under similar extraordinary circumstances. I hate to sound like an Apple fanboy, but I don't think you have to be a fanboy to recognize the amount of venom out there…
Based on your own analogy, which I have issues with but let's leave those aside, then you shouldn't buy any smartphone, especially if you weigh 200 lbs because no smartphone can survive 200 lbs of centralized pressure.
That's 90 pounds at a certain angle. If you're going to take the average weight of a man, then every phone on the market will bend/break under "ordinary uses" as defined by the author of this thread, thus no story. If you want something virtually indestructible, use diamonds to make your electronic devices.
If you don't have insurance, you won't get an MRI in the US. Your logic is faulty.
It takes 90 pounds of force to bend these phones and that is not ordinary use. Should I test the strength of a car's hood at the dealership by jumping on it to see if it dents?
"She took something old and made it new again." It may be new to some, but there are artists, not on the top of the charts any longer, that still play this music.
No one is going to remember Amy Winehouse in 40 years. She didn't do anything groundbreaking, whatsoever. She stole the sound of another people's music, that's all.
People have a tendency to believe what they want to believe.
Agreed on the tight pants.
Bent M7
I'll just leave with this:
Are you sure they aren't following HTC's lead though? Not only does the 6+ bend like the HTC, but its got that same mysterious antenna cutout as well.
I really like the Experia, you should read the rest of the thread to get some context. The iPhone 5 will be fine. I've had mine for 19 months and its still like new.
No need to be sorry, I've never owned the phone, but I have a fondness for Sony that dates back to the original Walkman when I was growing up. I still think they are the only company that still does great design in personal devices that can rival and sometimes exceed Apple. If I were to go Android, it'd be with a…