on 24-09-2014 15:01
on 24-09-2014 15:01
on 24-09-2014 16:43
on 24-09-2014 16:43
on 24-09-2014 16:50
@Anonymous wrote:
Totally agree and this is one of the reasons I choose not to be an early adopter.
To be fair though in the 'bend' test that guys hand was shaking from the force he was putting into bending it.
Aluminium will bend under certain stress factors.
I don't think this would affect me as I either keep my phone in my shirt pocket ,or in a belt Holster.
Let's be fair chaps. Would O2 bend over backwards to be so flexible for their customers?
Gerry
on 24-09-2014 16:51
on 24-09-2014 16:51
@jonsie wrote:It begs the question, why was this not noticed in testing?
Probably because nobody had one in their back pocket for 18 hours.
Surely it's time to have those seemingly pointless warnings that we see on, for example, foodstuffs like "May contain nuts" on a packet of peanuts or "Contents may be hot" on a Costa coffee.
So should phones have warnings such as "Do not take into the WC with you" and "Do not keep in the back pocket of trousers"
on 24-09-2014 16:55
@Beenherebefore wrote:So should phones have warnings such as "Do not take into the WC with you" and "Do not keep in the back pocket of trousers"
Good thinking @Beenherebefore - and might add "Do not charge in microwave". Trouble is, users don't read warnings so these would have to be audio files set to play automatically on power up and at regular intervals during the day.
Gerry
on 24-09-2014 16:59
on 24-09-2014 16:59
on 24-09-2014 17:02
on 24-09-2014 17:02
@Anonymous wrote:
these would have to be audio files set to play automatically on power up and at regular intervals during the day.
Gerry
24-09-2014 17:05 - edited 24-09-2014 17:06
@Beenherebefore wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:these would have to be audio files set to play automatically on power up and at regular intervals during the day.
Gerry
on 24-09-2014 17:20
on 24-09-2014 17:20
on 24-09-2014 17:24
on 24-09-2014 17:24
on 24-09-2014 17:24
on 24-09-2014 17:24