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iPhone Bending Complaints less Than 10!


Recently the news about iPhone 6 and 6 plus bending went viral! YouTube videos and Facebook posts about 'Bendgate' were trending worldwide. It really shook the iPhone audience when they saw people bending iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in YouTube videos. 

 As it gained some serious attention, Apple responded to the issue and reports about the bending of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, claiming that it's 'extremely rare'  and they have just received only 9 complaints of iPhone 6/6 plus bending out of 10 million units sold so far.
Apple has also informed that in normal conditions the problem rarely occurs. Videos on YouTube in which people put extra tensile stress on the device to deform it are completely fake. In defence, Apple also stated that the screen is made of the 'strongest glass in the industry' and the body is made up of 'steel/titanium inserts'. According to Apple, both the devices also underwent the ample test to ensure the device is unbend-able. 

Although the Bendgate thing was a bit over exaggerated but it completely got the Apple users! Companies like Samsung has already started with the taunting by saying, "Unlike iPhone, our Galaxy Note 4 won't bend!"

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