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Indeed, it's unnecessarily derogatory, especially considering Apple's history of questionable design choices to pursue thinness.
by attheicearcade 5y ago
Indeed, it's unnecessarily derogatory, especially considering Apple's history of questionable design choices to pursue thinness.
- millzlane 5y agoIt is apple though? Don't consumers prefer lighter and thinner devices that do what heavier and thicker ones do?
- ASalazarMX 5y agoIt's Apple. iPhones, for example, are unusable and slippery without a case, after which they're as thick as high-end Androids with Kevlar backs that can be used without a case. If my iPhone had good grip surface I wouldn't use a case, and the thinness would actually make a difference in my experience.
- pb7 5y agoThat is your opinion. They’re not unusable or slippery for me. I’ve never had a case on any of them, never dropped or cracked one, and get a lot of enjoyment out of the thin and sleek form factor. Your problem can be solved with a case. A thick phone has no solution to make it thinner.