>iPhone 6 buyers discovered an annoying problem.
>iPhone 6 buyers discovered an annoying problem. Apply enough pressure on those first-gen thin aluminum frames, and you could bend them without damaging the structure of the phone. Apple was quick to fix its “Bendgate” problem and made sure it never happened again. 1 you do get plenty of "damaging the structure of the phone" with touch dying first 2 "Apple was quick to fix" by never admitting any problems and charging users $150 repair fee https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/239746-apple-will-fix-tou...
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Everything is too expensive for European bureaucrats.
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>iPhone 6 buyers discovered an annoying problem.
>iPhone 6 buyers discovered an annoying problem. Apply enough pressure on those first-gen thin aluminum frames, and you could bend them without damaging the structure of the phone. Apple was quick to fix its “Bendgate” problem and made sure it never happened again. 1 you do get plenty of "damaging the structure of the phone" with touch dying first 2 "Apple was quick to fix" by never admitting any problems and charging users $150 repair fee https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/239746-apple-will-fix-tou...
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