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It's my guess that the geniuses in the apple shop aren't actual geniuses. If I'm paying for a genius I want a bona fide genius, not someone with a couple of A* at GCSE. We should start a campaign to measure them and have apple done under the trade descriptions act.
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I'm waiting for a replacement iPhone4s as my sons hardly ever used and in pristine condition phone has decided to stop working. We went into the Apple store in Manchester and was told that as I'd tried to do a restore which failed then it 'must be a hardware issue' by the 'Genius' and a repair would be £135. As I said, the phone has hardly ever been used as my son prefers to use skype and the like that fart about with his phone. Its there mainly from emergencies as he's at boarding school.
The apple shop was mobbed and most of the issues seemed to be with ultra reliable iPhones. Our wait time was 1.5 hours, to be told what we were told and based on the exact same info we had given to the other 'Genius'
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I did buy the new panasonic fridge freezer a few months ago. Super quiet with pretty lights inside.Originally posted by amcdonald View PostSo do you change your internet enabled fridge every year when a newer CPU gets introduced ?
On a side note, aren't fridges amazing? Reversing the 2nd law of thermodynamics where cold flows towards the heat
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Because I have a reason to use it that does not include phone calls.Originally posted by AtW View PostMy phone has got 3 weeks battery life. How is it in your new technology one?
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You're comparing a €900 purchase against €30,000 purchase? MMMmmmokay.Originally posted by d000hg View PostSame reason I don't change car every year.
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Same reason I don't change car every year.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWhy would you want to be stranded with old technology after a year??
Also if you want modern, cutting edge you should go for a Lumia 1020. Most modern OS, most cutting edge and innovative hardware.
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Why would you want to be stranded with old technology after a year?? You decide, Android or Apple...Originally posted by AtW View PostSo you are ok for now, just make sure you don't exceed natural iPhone relacement rate (once a year), because that might push you to get Android.
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In the same period Apple released at least 6 versions of the same phone.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI think I've probably dropped my phone about 3 times in the last 10 years, at most.
So you are ok for now, just make sure you don't exceed natural iPhone relacement rate (once a year), because that might push you to get Android.
HTH
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I guess owners in one country are more careful than others.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostYou're either lying, an anti-social hermit or very un-observational
I've seen plenty. Most people get the screen replaced, just not straight away as they want to find the best cost option first
Probably noticed more broken iphone screens than samsungs but that is probably due to a higher number of iphones than anything else, especially as the last couple of places I worked at used iphones as the corporate phone.
Even still I'm I'm probably not getting out as much as you say working at home all the time. Nevertheless owner carelessness is zip to do with reliability.
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I've broken the screen on two of the three HTCs I've had. One I dropped getting out of a taxi when I was pissed and the other I threw to the ground and jumped up and down on. I sent it off to HTC and £80 later it came back good as new.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostYou're either lying, an anti-social hermit or very un-observational
I've seen plenty. Most people get the screen replaced, just not straight away as they want to find the best cost option first
Probably noticed more broken iphone screens than samsungs but that is probably due to a higher number of iphones than anything else, especially as the last couple of places I worked at used iphones as the corporate phone.
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You're either lying, an anti-social hermit or very un-observationalOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostI've yet to see a broken screen. But if there are all over I'm sure I'll see one soon.
I've seen plenty. Most people get the screen replaced, just not straight away as they want to find the best cost option first
Probably noticed more broken iphone screens than samsungs but that is probably due to a higher number of iphones than anything else, especially as the last couple of places I worked at used iphones as the corporate phone.
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