WASHINGTON: As Apple enjoying the record sale of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus now company is facing the huge problem with those devices.
Apple fans waited for very long time to see company’s first phablet. Apple haven’t disappoint with iPhone 6 Plus but no one ever thing that device will face huge problems early.
Company already sold millions of units of iPhone 6 Plus but device face major bending problem due to aluminum body.
The device is incredibly thin as far as size is concerned. And now company is facing huge criticism for this issue.
You know it’s a scandal when the Daily Mail picks up on it. “Thinner design and the use of aluminum metal causes the deform”, it says, so it must be true.
Given enough force, you can bend or break anything. You can bend an iPhone 5S if you sit on it, but not as easily as you can with an iPhone 6 Plus; that’s because the Plus is both thinner and larger, so there’s more buttock pressing on it and less phone underneath it.
Rival devices are both thicker and made of plastic, so they’re tougher still (although rival devices can bend too – there were reports of bending Samsung Galaxy S4s in 2013.
We even tried it ourselves, and after a day of sitting with the Plus in the most obscene skinny jeans we could find, we didn’t notice any more curvature.
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