O problema é que se apontas e comentas algum defeito, aos olhos dos apreciadores da marca és automaticamente rotulado de hater, alguns acusam de que se está a exacerbar a coisa, outros porque compraste outro telemóvel e queres justificar a tua compra/escolha, e até chega ao ponto de alguns dizerem que é simplesmente inveja por não terem/poderem ter um.
Se apontas virtudes, aos olhos dos apreciadores da(s) marca(s) rival(is) és automaticamente rotulado de fanboy, que no caso da Apple significa que és algum info-excluido perecível ao marketing da marca e á moda, no Windows Phone porque gostas do tio Bill, no Android porque és algum teenager geek que só gosta de specs e não tem mais nada que fazer senão flashar ROMs para corrigir os problemas que o fabricante não quer saber nem vai corrigir, no Symbian és um desactualizado...
Muitas vezes o meio termo que referes é o equivalente a estar calado.
While Apple never recalled the iPhone 4 or admitted to a design flaw, it did eventually offer some customers a free bumper case, and the phone's antenna design was eventually quietly revised to fix it.
A couple of months ago, rumours and speculations started to surface about a revised version of the iPhone 4 being released which fixes the notorious dropped call antenna issue.
We called Apple’s tech support and according to them, this issue has been fixed in all iPhones manufactured from the beginning of October (when the free bumper program ended). Of course, Apple did not publicly announce this, else that would lead to an onslaught of people wanted to switch their pre-October iPhones to the fixed model. Wearing a bandaid around your iPhone doesn’t take the place of a fixed working device. Seems like Apple is just letting this update slip under the radar quietly.
You can tell when your iPhone was manufactured by checking the serial number: The first 2 digits are the factory number, the third is the last digit of the year (currently 0) and the fourth and fifth is the week of the year that it was manufactured. So a number of 39 or greater would indicate that it was manufactured in October, which supposedly means that you have a revised model.