In yesterday's presentation, we saw Liam taking apart old iPhones. Immediately, mixed feelings came up. On one hand, it looked really cool - on the other hand I asked myself the following questions:
- Why not make longer lasting Phones?
- I see cracked iPhone screens all over - is the iPhone really as durable as they want us to believe?
- What about lightning-cables? Why not make them more durable?
- What about the new MacBook? (Doesn't look that fixable according to iFixit.)
One thing I like about the iPhone is that fixing a cracked screen is quite simple. You couldn't say that about a Samsung phone. Then again, a samsung screen doesn't crack as easily. Plus, some other companies still build phones with switchable batteries - what about that?
What are your thougths on the the durability of the iphone and it's eco-friendliness in terms of recycling?
- Why not make longer lasting Phones?
- I see cracked iPhone screens all over - is the iPhone really as durable as they want us to believe?
- What about lightning-cables? Why not make them more durable?
- What about the new MacBook? (Doesn't look that fixable according to iFixit.)
One thing I like about the iPhone is that fixing a cracked screen is quite simple. You couldn't say that about a Samsung phone. Then again, a samsung screen doesn't crack as easily. Plus, some other companies still build phones with switchable batteries - what about that?
What are your thougths on the the durability of the iphone and it's eco-friendliness in terms of recycling?