#iPhone5problems: all cases are for iPhone 4/4S, except for one shitty case. 😑😒 #iphone #iphone4 #iphone5 #thestruggle @Marquis_The_Great

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#iPhone5problems: all cases are for iPhone 4/4S, except for one shitty case. 😑😒 #iphone #iphone4 #iphone5 #thestruggle @Marquis_The_Great
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it has signal, 4 fucking bars, and yet you still dont send any of my fucking messages?!
The iPhone 5 has been Apple's greatest success so far, selling 2 million phones in the first 24 hours and 5 million over its first weekend on the market. Along with its popularity, however, have come many persistent complaints. Many are complaining that "a burst of purple is showing up in their photos" when there are strong sources of light in the photos. Apple's response is that it's "just a part of how the camera works" and that it's "normal behavior for iPhone 5's camera." This behavior is due to the 5's new iSight camera that features a sapphire crystal lens cover that's thinner and more durable - it provides the ability to "provide crystal clear images."
As an Apple customer who was considering buying the iPhone 5 soon, I'm now having reservations. The iPhone 5 is receiving a considerable amount of criticism. Do I really want to give up my iPhone 4 that's worked perfectly well so that I can have the 5 that's apparently causing problems for many? I have mixed feelings now. Besides, who wants a camera that provides crystal clear images, but with a purple tint? I certainly don't.
Maybe it's best not to dive right into making this purchase. Instead, it might be a good idea to sit back for a month or two and let Apple resolve all these issues. It goes without saying that the most recent and updated technology is not always the most sufficient. Just a little food for thought!