When the iPhone Duo launched and reports of broken units started flooding in, Apple fans were quick to conclude that this was either user error or a very minor batch of defective units. As the reports kept coming in from around the world, to the point where Apple had to acknowledge that the problem existed, people conjectured that this would be fixed pretty soon. It has not been fixed. If you get an iPhone Duo today, chances are you might end up with yet another “isolated incident” on your...
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Funny, I haven't seen any reports anywhere else except here. So is it clickbait, or what's the deal? I mean, I understand you want clicks, but this is ridiculous.
I own one and haven't experienced any issues personally. While I don't doubt that others are having problems, I trust that if these defective units are properly identified, Apple will replace them as quickly as possible.
When the iPhone Duo launched and reports of broken units started flooding in, Apple fans were quick to conclude that this was either user error or a very minor batch of defective units. As the reports kept coming in from around the world, to the point where Apple had to acknowledge that the problem existed, people conjectured that this would be fixed pretty soon. It has not been fixed. If you get an iPhone Duo today, chances are you might end up with yet another “isolated incident” on your...
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