[Essoo]

What to do with 300 bent iPhones? Make a song vid!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=y...&v=cK7fdK1E0BE

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[jaydee5799]

[Man_apart]

Video is not playable!

From my ? phone.

[anon(1852343)]

Got all excited for nothing

Blackberry Passport running 10.3.1.1016

[VR6]

Plays fine for me.

I thought there were only 9 cases of these?
*rolling eyes*

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[boeingrules]

300/20 million = 0.000015%

Just sayin..

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[damienR]

Lol

Z30 Beast on Roids..C00463C72

[NRB]

Hahahahaha ring ring ring banana phone.
No problem with the link for me

Z10/STL100-3 RFK121LW/10.2.1.2977

[hoonigan99]

Entertaining video. It will be interesting to find out just how many actually bend from normal use, as clearly many were deliberately bent once the story broke (and clear in the video some were intentionally bent)

BB for Life

[bakron1]

300/20 million = 0.000015%

Just sayin..

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You hit the nail on the head, it's all part of the manufacturing process and defects are already factored in. Bottom line is as long as they replace the defective device, who cares.

[--TommesJay--]

300/20 million = 0.000015%

Just sayin..

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300 who know and reported + 3 million who don't see it or think of it because it's very minor maybe

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[last_attempt]

I didn't know apple was making a new curve.

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[--TommesJay--]

You hit the nail on the head, it's all part of the manufacturing process and defects are already factored in. Bottom line is as long as they replace the defective device, who cares.

Well would you being prone to bend a defect?

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[VR6]

300/20 million = 0.000015%

Just sayin..

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This effects all ip6... just depends if you bend it or not. 100%. Just sayin'

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[johnnyuk]

300/20 million = 0.000015%

Just sayin..

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They can all bend in exactly the same way. It's a design flaw.

20 million out of 20 million = ALL OF THEM

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[donnation]

This effects all ip6... just depends if you bend it or not. 100%. Just sayin'

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That's the same as saying that all of the Q10's have the double typing issue. Do they?

[johnnyuk]

That's the same as saying that all of the Q10's have the double typing issue. Do they?

It's not the same at all, your comparing apples with oranges and ending up with bananas, bent bananas!

To achieve its thinness the iPhone 6 Plus has been designed in a way that is structurally less strong than the 6, or any iPhone that has gone before it and by a large margin. As a result they ALL bend more easily than any other iPhone and most other phones, and all iPhone 6 Pluses bend more easily by the same margin.

The double typing Q10 issue has been sometimes just down to software, sometimes down to malfunctioning hardware, sometimes both. At no point has it been the result of a design flaw, merely hardware and software functioning outside of their design parameters, probably due to poor component quality control somewhere along the production line.

In comparison the bendy iPhone 6 Plus is bendy as a direct result of its design. It's operating 100% WITHIN its design parameters and yet it bends easily.

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[donnation]

It's not the same at all, your comparing apples with oranges and ending up with bananas, bent bananas!

To achieve its thinness the iPhone 6 Plus has been designed in a way that is structurally less strong than the 6, or any iPhone that has gone before it and by a large margin. As a result they ALL bend more easily than any other iPhone and most other phones, and all iPhone 6 Pluses bend more easily by the same margin.

The double typing Q10 issue has been sometimes just down to software, sometimes down to malfunctioning hardware, sometimes both. At no point has it been the result of a design flaw, merely hardware and software functioning outside of their design parameters, probably due to poor component quality control somewhere along the production line.

In comparison the bendy iPhone 6 Plus is bendy as a direct result of its design. It's operating 100% WITHIN its design parameters and yet it bends easily.

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Lol if thinking that helps you then great (about the Q10).

[johnnyuk]

Lol if thinking that helps you then great (about the Q10).

Not all Q10s double type, ALL iPhone 6 Pluses bend easily.

How do you explain that if it's "the same thing"?

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[Prem WatsApp]

It's not the same at all, your comparing apples with oranges and ending up with bananas, bent bananas!

To achieve its thinness the iPhone 6 Plus has been designed in a way that is structurally less strong than the 6, or any iPhone that has gone before it and by a large margin. As a result they ALL bend more easily than any other iPhone and most other phones, and all iPhone 6 Pluses bend more easily by the same margin.

The double typing Q10 issue has been sometimes just down to software, sometimes down to malfunctioning hardware, sometimes both. At no point has it been the result of a design flaw, merely hardware and software functioning outside of their design parameters, probably due to poor component quality control somewhere along the production line.

In comparison the bendy iPhone 6 Plus is bendy as a direct result of its design. It's operating 100% WITHIN its design parameters and yet it bends easily.

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OT:
As my Q10 approached 1 year and three months, the keyboard got noticeably softer with hardcore use, and then slowly developed the double-typitis...

I don't see it as a design fault per se, but rather a consumable that wears out and eventually needs to be replaced with ongoing use.

Most desktop keyboards and other devices are rated to X number of keystrokes (about 100,000 or more afaik), and the same should apply to keyboards on a phone, logically. It can only survive as many keystrokes until the mechanism breaks down...

:-)

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[donnation]

Not all Q10s double type, ALL iPhone 6 Pluses bend easily.

How do you explain that if it's "the same thing"?

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Lol If they all bend easily then why haven't there been millions of returns? How do you know they all bend? How do you know that all of the Q10's don't double type? You can't have it both ways.

[johnnyuk]

Lol If they all bend easily then why haven't there been millions of returns? How do you know they all bend? How do you know that all of the Q10's don't double type? You can't have it both ways.

Who said iPhone 6 Pluses bend easily? Not me. I said they bend MORE EASILY than other iPhones and most other phones. That's been proven, Google it.

All iPhone 6 Pluses are made from the same structural design and the same materials. They all bend just as easily. Why wouldn't they all bend the same more to the point?

Do you think they flop around like they are made of plasticine? Have you actually watched any of the bending videos on YouTube to see the pressure points on the structure and the force required? Do you think every iPhone 6 Plus owner in the world is going to wilfully copy what they see on YouTube and bend their overpriced phone they just bought?

As for the Q10, of course they don't all double type. Haven't you seen the comments on threads about double typing where they say "Mine is fine" etc? I have 3 Q10s at my disposal, guess what, none of them double type.

Prem just explained that his Q10 double typing problem came on gradually through wear and tear. Mine haven't shown any signs of doing the same.

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[BBjer]

They can all bend in exactly the same way. It's a design flaw.

20 million out of 20 million = ALL OF THEM

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Just sayin'

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[DavideaNY]

Introducing the brand new iCurve.. As usual they just copy!!! Lol

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[ypwandrews]

So far 5 out of 5 Q10s that I have owned have double typed=100%. I really don't care if the iPhone bends, that's why I'm on CrackBerry, but I do care that BlackBerry can't seem to make keyboards that work anymore. My current one is about 5 months old now, and it's double typing, and this is the longest lasting of the 5 I've had! This means I don't want a Classic since they supposedly have the same keyboard as the Q10 .

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