What is the least reliable iPhone?

The iPhone 6’s controversial reliability ratings of the past are still coming back to haunt it. A recent study on the repairability and security of smartphones found that the iPhone 6 has been the worst iPhone of the last five years when it comes to failure rates.

Are Apple users less intelligent?

A recent study has found that people who use an iPhone are smarter than those who prefer Android devices. This is based on research that found states with more college graduates also tend to have higher iPhone sales.

Which was the best iPhone ever?

Ranked: Every iPhone in order of greatness

• 8) iPhone 4 (2010)
• 7) iPhone 12 Pro Max (2020)
• 6) iPhone 13 Pro Max (2021)
• 5) iPhone 13 Pro (2021)
• 4) iPhone 12 (2020)
• 3) iPhone X (2017)
• 2) iPhone (2007)
• 1) iPhone 5 (2012) And that device is the iPhone 5.

Do smart people use Iphones?

A new study conducted by online advertising network Chitika found that states with more college graduates tend to also have higher iPhone sales. Alaska (66\%), Montana and Vermont have the largest percentage of iPhone users.

Are there really no bad iPhones?

Yes, there are all sorts of challenges and inherent contradictions in trying to do that, but there are really no bad iPhones. Just great ones and even greater ones. Here’s how the ranking went down. The Rokr E1 was the first Apple-sanctioned cellphone. It wasn’t good.

Does the iPhone X break the user experience?

Because despite its amazing face recognition technology (Face ID), that worked for me perfectly even in complete darkness, the iPhone X actually breaks the magical user experience the Cupertino, Calif.-based technology giant got us used to since it launched the first iPhone over 10 years ago.

Why did Apple fail with iOS 11?

All in all, Apple failed in adapting iOS 11 to the new and beautiful iPhone X design, which got rid of the physical Home button, and ended up not being as intuitive and natural then the previous generations of iPhones.

Is the iPhone X user interface now worse than Android?

And what’s even more surprising is that the iPhone X user interface – which is different than all the other iPhones despite using the same version of iOS 11 – is now sometimes even more awkward to use than Google’s latest Android 8.0 mobile operating system.