[insandouts]

Your point was mute

The fact is that the iPhone is bending in pockets, doesn't have to be intentionally

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only 9 6+ out of almost 5 millions sold were reported bent..insignificant

[insandouts]

First results are in

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...linkId=9765723

Video demonstrates reported banana bending issues | The Verge

[Andy Wijaya]

Chen said that the phone has a steel frame. So it would not be a surprise if the bending did not succeed.

[battleax78]

only 9 6+ out of almost 5 millions sold were reported bent..insignificant

You have random people posting Youtube videos bending these devices. With the size, shape, and materials used, it can't be helped.

[Andy Wijaya]

only 9 6+ out of almost 5 millions sold were reported bent..insignificant

Where do you get your data? Many devices, included those which are reviewed by critics, bent a little after being put in a pocket for some time, although not very apparent. It could be observed when the device was put on a flat surface.

[Ethereo]

You have random people posting Youtube videos bending these devices. With the size, shape, and materials used, it can't be helped.

He just wants to make the point that his amazing Iphone 6 doesnt bend, we all know the truth...

[JottyT]

Had a good laugh at the twoonie scenario. Remember doing that when they came out back in the day.

[anon3969612]

He just wants to make the point that his amazing Iphone 6 doesnt bend, we all know the truth...

Yup... looks like Apple is introducing its all new 'Curve' smartphone.


...now where have I heard that before?

Lol

[andre3030]

But does it Blend?

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[AnimalPak200]

If someone were to post a video of a "bend test" that requires the use of something beyond raw human strength, such as a hydraulic press or bench vice, I think that would end up being good publicity for BlackBerry as a show of strength and durability for their devices. I'm fairly certain that it will take a *lot* to bend this device, simply based on its internal steel I-beam construction, but also based on how wide it is. It would be like taking the iPhone and trying to bend it length-wise instead of along its width.

My only concern, based on the fact that it's an exterior frame, is that the inside plastic (or whatever it is) layers will just snap/slip off the frame,.. and then the whole thing just falls apart.

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[TheScionicMan]

Where do you get your data?

Apple press release.

[Vector-SS]

The BlackBerry Passport's frame is made out of stainless steel while the iPhone's is made out of aluminum so the Passport will surely be more difficult to bend than the iPhone.

[D3C0D3R]

He's saying that number because only that number of people have reported the issue to apple, apples playing ignorant to the rest of the world

Z10STL100-3/10.3.0.1052

[Thiesi]

While it might not bend, the much more interesting question is "Will it blend?" - like the iPhone 6+: