Apple's Strange Obsession with Fragility

>If you want to keep your jet-black iPhone's shell beautiful...

"Beautiful" is a matter of interpretation, and the author's interpretation is a little bit kooky. Some people recognize that real world objects can show signs of use and still be beautiful. Apparently the author of the article is not one of those people.

Apple is in a bit of a quandary, practically required to create stunning high-price exteriors which nearly all users immediately hide with a cheap case. May as well run with it and apply a suitable disclaimer (to wit "do what you're going to do anyway - put a case on it").

And here I am, dropped my Chinese brand phone over a dozen times with only a few scratches as punishment.

And hey, it still works as it did on day one. Not saying IPhone or Samsung are a bad brand by no means, hell... I'd probably own one if I had the money to buy it... but still.