I'm a bit curious, with the iPhone 5c thread(s) being quieter than the iPhone 5s thread(s), does that mean that we have a worry free device in the iPhone 5c, or is it that less people have bought the iPhone 5c, versus the iPhone 5s?
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i think it's both. Probably fewer people have bought the 5c so far, because the majority of people who rush out to buy iPhones on release day are the same people who are more likely to want the top-tier phone. The 5c was probably targeted more towards non-tech-savvy people who won't be the ones standing in line on release day. (Although I'm sure there were many tech-savvy people who did buy the 5c.) So Apple probably expects that while they did not sell huge numbers on release, there will be a slow but steady demand for them throughout the year. At least that's my guess.
Personally, I've had no problems with my 5c. However I just came from a non-Apple phone, so I can't offer a thorough comparison with the 5. All I can say is that I'm very much enjoying my first high-res screen phone. I'm delighted with the way the Kindle app operates, compared with the totally substandard Kindle experience with Windows Phone. I was worried that my Outlook.com email might not work as well as on the Windows device, but it works flawlessly. The Settings screens seem well-laid-out, the transitions seem smooth and fast, and everything works the way it's supposed to. I know the 5c is thicker than the 5/5s, but to me it seems amazingly thin. The plastic feels great, the curved edges feel more user-friendly, and the color adds a whole new dimension.
Just as I took some offense in some of my previous posts at suggestions that color in itself is feminine, I also take offense at suggestions that I see occasionally that only non-tech-savvy people would be interested in color. Tech-savvy people like colors too!