Hi.
I haven't looked at the build in braile keyboard yet, but MBraile is an awesome app!

Why would the build in Braille keyboard work better than MBraille? Have you tried it?
I have briefly tried it, but find it quite difficult to handle. It rotates automatically, difficult to use while editing text because that's still done by the rotor and it have some issues when typing contracted Braille in danish unlike MBraille. So I would like to know why you think it's better than MBraille.

For a simple reason being the default keyboard works everywhere and there is no jumping about, pasteing, app switching from one app to the other.
This despite the bugs slash issues present in the default braille keyboard (which aren't really so much of a pain) make the braille default keyboard much better as compared to MBraille

Just my opinion and all that

The new prediction is quite useful too I find, I've only just started to use it but it almost fills in half your message for you. As you type it gives three possible suggestions above the keyboard you can double tap or split tap on, where it really shines is after you hit space it tries to guess what the next word will be and it's scarily good at it. All those little words like and, the, etc are the ones it helps the most with.

That whole issue is the result of some less than smart individual most likely sitting on there phone. Man, i wonder if sitting on a smartphone is a good idea? I noticed people also said that the device would also warp if kept in the front pocket, and i thought, sure, i guess if you wear really tight pants, i could understand. Bottom line, treat your devices gently.

Yep, new what i was getting in to before taking the plunge. Not to concerned, it seems if apple screws up somewhere, they iron things out eventually.

It's a feature not a bug, who wouldn't want a phone that moulds itself to the shape of your buttock?

On a more serious note though hardware design for something like a phone should expect at least a little rough handling, we all know what users are like. While I wouldn't sit on my phone I can admittedly imagine a situation where I was sat in the window seat of a crowded bus and being squashed up against the window to the point where my phone in my pocket may be pressed against the interior panelling of the bus, though I do tend to keep my phone in a case so this would probably be less of a concern for me personally. When you throw devices out into the real world, especially when it's a device you expect people to carry with them on a fairly regular basis, crap happens. That doesn't even count people who get a bit careless after a drink or two, which while it may arguably be their own fault is something that is known to be fairly common and will result in the user blaming the hardware design.

Like with software people can have some pretty ridiculous expectations of hardware. They expect it to be powerful yet with enough batteries to last a massively long time, they expect it to be compact and light yet they also expect large screen size and near indestructability. Intellectually they may not know they do so but when it comes to real world use if the device fails to meet expectations they'll label it as junk without rational consideration. The designer has to balance these in a way that meets the needs of the userbase in the best way they can, the durability factor of the new iPhone may or may not be an error in this balancing act but time will tell. We may see Apple offering free rudimentary cases in the same way they offered bumpers after the antennagate fiasco if there's enough of a backlash from users and/or the media.

Makes me wonder if this will become known as "bend gate".

BBC's technology show Click got one of their guys to try putting an iPhone 6+ in his back pocket and repeatedly sitting on it, then leaving it there for an entire day of going around and sitting on it. No negative effects at all. It looks like this may be a quality control issue in the machining of the aluminium shell in some units. Some people have reported the bending from having their phone in their front pocket and a few even claiming it was able to be bent by hand.

Same here. Should get it this comeing week, shipped from china.

I just watched a video of a guy bend his gold iPhone by hand. According to him, he didn't exert a lot of force on the device but you can see him pull faces and his knuckles turn white as he puts pressure on the phones casing. People will do anything for attention I guess.

KG4RDF, it's a reference to the old scandal in the Watergate hotel. Ever since then whenever a scandal happened they added gate on the end, then it spread to things that were less a scandal and more a debacle.

Assault Freak, the iPhone 6+ is 5.5 inch while the iPad mini is 7.9 inch, that's quite a difference. I haven't had my hands on a 6 or 6+ so I can't say how big they are in absolute terms, I expect they are fairly big in terms of a phone, but they're still not close to the iPad mini.