Given the painful possibility that new iPhones may lose their shape when pressure is applied in pockets, forward thinking is required. Here is the answer.
I’ve been up all night.
Ever since I heard reports that brand-new iPhone 6 Pluses had their minuses, I’ve been doing what all responsible people should have been doing: drinking pinot noir while trying to avert disaster.
Should you only now be emerging from dreams in which you wore a purple dress and were referred to as “Your Majesty,” you may not know that there have been reports that the iPhone 6 Plus is excessively flexible.
Those who have been shoving it in their pockets and then coding for 24 hours straight have discovered that their iPhone becomes bent out of shape. It takes on a permanent stoop, looking not unlike a British prince of advanced years or a president bowing to some obscure potentate whose oil he desires.
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