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– via Mashable
Samsung is once again throwing fire at Apple — this time, with a video of itsGalaxy Note 4 surviving a “bend test.”
This is, of course, a direct reference to Apple’s Bendgate — a so-called controversy that stemmed from reports that the iPhone 6 Plus was prone to bending in your pocket. A very popular YouTube video helped stir the pot, too.
The Samsung video is called “Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Endures the Gluteus Maximus” and purports to show the Note 4 surviving “being repeatedly sat on.” Supposedly, it’s a simulation of a 200-pound man sitting on the phone “several hundred times.”
There’s also the “three-point bend test” — the Galaxy Note 4 is propped up on each end, with a metal rod pressing down on the center. It’s enough to “break three pencils at once,” the video says.
These tests don’t really prove anything, other than that Samsung is trying really hard to make the most out of its greatest competitor’s micro-scandal.
Apple was quick to rebuff the Bendgate allegations last week, saying that a bend in the iPhone 6 is an “extremely rare” occurrence.
Ironically, Samsung might be prepping to deal with its own miniature scandal. In Korea, there have been reports of a so-called “Gapgate,” and this time, it’s all about a gap between the phone’s screen and metal casing.
– via Tech Crunch
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