Study shows 30% of iPhones fail after 2 years
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2. B_Adams posted on 26 Jun 2009, 16:16 0 0
when some people talk on their phones while using the bathroom; and the phone may slip out the persons hand and land in the toilet......
5. remixfa posted on 26 Jun 2009, 17:04 0 0
toilet dropping seems to be one of the most common. its really nasty when a customer hands you the phone first, then tells you what happend.. ugh JERKS
6. The Doc posted on 26 Jun 2009, 17:48 0 0
Well technically, if you continue to post irrelevant news about a new app for one device, you're talking out of your ass... It only makes sense!
3. driv14 posted on 26 Jun 2009, 16:43 0 0
Ok... Again, another retarded article AND study AND title... The title of the article infers that 30% of iPhones fail after 2 years from engineering faults and flaws, when in actuality, they fail because of stupid people being careless with their phones. "Accidental Damage..." Stupid! Honestly, lets do away with the ridiculous iPhone articles. iPhones are cool... I'm going to get one myself in a few days, but let's be honest, there are so many stupid articles relating to the iPhone... Damn!
7. jskrenes posted on 26 Jun 2009, 17:58 0 0
yeah, if the customer breaks or damages their phone, the phone doesn't fail.
9. VDubb posted on 27 Jun 2009, 00:56 0 0
Was about to point that out. The title of this article "fails." - VDubb
10. MTLance (unregistered) posted on 27 Jun 2009, 07:22 0 0
Well that definitely better than my Creative Zen MP3 Player 16GB, because I dropped it a number of times and it seems that there is problem with it now which is after a year of few droppings. Hmm, did they actually search for how many times of droppings occurred? Mine is more than ten times even that is SSD. I know it is off topic, but can you actually blame it for dropping electronics devices? That's how my old Nokia fails too, probably from too much dropping. Thanks for the news PhoneAreana maybe someone need to design a better cushioning system for these electronics devices damage from droppings.
13. behold--me posted on 28 Jun 2009, 18:30 0 0
thats where that tax payer money goes to!!!!!! damn studies-
4. joolian posted on 26 Jun 2009, 16:44 0 0
drinking accounts for many accidents. but what phone isnt susceptible to breaking?
8. ddripp posted on 26 Jun 2009, 20:06 0 0
@ driv 14, i think u're the 1 who's retarded most likely GAY. WHY CAN'T THEY REPORT THAT ALSO? it's on TELEVISION so why is it a big deal when PHONEARENA report it? that's their JOB incase u didn't know that is to keep us inform... u SLOW!
11. yourmom07 posted on 27 Jun 2009, 16:06 0 0
I AGREE WITH DRIV 14 AS FAR AS A DUUUUUUUUUH ARTICLE BUT THEN AGAIN DDRIP WHO CAN'T SPELL YOU HAVE A POINT
12. behold--me posted on 28 Jun 2009, 18:28 0 0
i had the samsung trace phone like 4 months ago (t519 from t-mobile) that is the most durable phone ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i dropped that damn thing every day on every surface imaginable i dropped it n kicked it at the same time (face down ouch!!! haha) it got wet A LOT it survived like almost three years and didnt break my point? how the hell do u drop ur iphone in the toilet? i never did n i treated my phone like crap!!! how did it end? IT BROKE screen got all jacked up n so.........now i dont have it anymore!!! thank god
