Smart Phones

[Tim]

Outsourced QA teams blow.

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Dropped by AT&T today.

I can happily report that IF the 6+ is bending easily, it is STRICTLY a defect with only some phones. It's no more or less bendable than every other big phone there, and actually seemed as sturdy as other Apple products in the past, if not moreso. The phone is still a piece of shit, but it's not an easily bendable piece of shit. As far as 8.0.1 and bluetooth issues go, all I can say is lol. This is why I tend not to buy products on launch--there will be issues. My iPhone 5 suffers from a nasty WiFi bug, and my launch day Wii had a GPU overheat.

I messed around with the Galaxy S5 momentarily and am still very uncomfortable with Android. I know there's a learning curve with anything, but a couple of things are annoying to say the least, and I'm very concerned about Chrome's performance on Android against Safari on the iPhone being so weak. (I may have a smart phone, but it's very uncommon for me to use it for anything other than calls, texts, and browsing.)