iPhone 5 = Fashion Statement

[dwayne.williams]

Actually, I think iPhones are typically not known for looking good, and the 5 is really rather hideous. It is weird proportions and looks "cheap." Indeed, all Apple products are kind of "ugly-chic," especially Macbooks with their out-of-the-eightees case colors, dark chiclet keys, and stupid glowing Apple logo on the back.

But they *do* make a statement. They are "distinct." Just not exactly attractive.

And definitely not sexy. It's a phone. If you think your phone is sexy, you're holding it wrong.

I think that a lot of people would disagree with you.


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[Wildo6882]

We're not going on specs, and this is NOT another iPhone v Android thread.

So what if it is? That's what forums are for. Talking about current devices, plusses, minuses, this/that/the other. Shutting it down because it is another Android/iPhone thread is pointless. What else do us nerds have to talk about? The two greatest smartphone OSes on the planet, and apparently their looks, as well!

 

[Alli]

I think the majority of phones now all look alike at a distance - black slabs. The Lumia is set apart because it comes in so many colors.

BUT...almost everyone I see has a case on his phone, so it doesn't much matter. We should be looking for sexy cases!

 

[dwayne.williams]

I think the majority of phones now all look alike at a distance - black slabs. The Lumia is set apart because it comes in so many colors.

BUT...almost everyone I see has a case on his phone, so it doesn't much matter. We should be looking for sexy cases!

I'm naked!


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[iDonev]

The title of this thread troubles me... All tech devices including Apple's products are just that - tech devices. The moment you start to have an emotional need for them (or any material object for that matter) it may be a good time to stop and reflect.

 

[ryker002]

iPhone is a very attractive phone, especially compared to those plastic phones we have out there its nice to have an aluminum counterpart.