By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - General - iPhone 4 is made of near frictionless material

So i've had an iPhone 4 for a while now and I immediately got a case for it for when I got it.  Well, I drop my phone a lot because I'm clumsy and my case finally shattered (phone's alright though, go case!).  Now my iPhone is without a case because I'm too lazy to get another and I've found something out the past week or two.

The iPhone 4 will slide off anything with even the slightest slant.

I swear, anytime I set my phone done anywhere that isn't perfectly level, the iPhone just slides right off it.  I have these cloth ottomans at home that have a little bit of a slant due to age, and my iPhone always zips right off them even if I put them in the middle.  I even have a wooden end table that is slightly slanted and wobbly and my phone flies right off that too!

 



Around the Network

It's trying to break itself, so that you must buy a new one.

PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE FTW



WHERE IS MY KORORINPA 3

It's a design feature by Apple, just like washing machine makers that design their machines to break after 2 years. Apple have made it too easy for the iPhone to fall off things, therefore breaking it and therefore you go out and buy a new one (or insurance company does, either way it's money in Apple's pocket).



Hmm, pie.

That's why I bought my Android phone. Cheaper plastic keeps it put. FTW!



/facepalm at people who think Apple designed it to be intentionally slippery. The thing is made of metal and glass... of COURSE it's going to be slippery.




Or check out my new webcomic: http://selfcentent.com/