9to5Mac has a post debunking a Korean hit piece against Apple's seemingly unstoppable iPhone 6. Specifically, the iPhone 6 Plus. Again, a post originating in Korea, which is where Apple competitors Samsung and LG calls home, where the iPhone 6 Plus by even Korean media is trouncing the latest and greatest these two homegrown companies have to offer. Namely, the Galaxy S 5, Note 4 and Edge from Samsung and the G3 from LG.
By themselves, those devices are top-notch Android devices. Nothing to be ashamed of. It's just that in the high-end part of the mobile market, the iPhone is the choice for premium customers.
The original Korean report stated iPhone 6 Plus users saddled with restarting problems due to NAND issues, the memory used in mobile devices and that Apple is faced with a massive recall. Of course, this issue isn't new and dated back to iOS 6 when users loaded their iPhones will more apps than they really have time to use.
Not to blame the users because Apple should have fixed this bug a while back.
More at On Apple.
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