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Where Apple design chief Jony Ive and crew may have seen a practical way to improve the devices‘ longevity, the rest of the world saw a terribly designed case \u2014 one that makes your smartphone look as if it’s undergoing some type of painful evolution into a crappier product.

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Eine Frage, die sich nach dem \u00fcberaus gr\u00e4sslichen neuen Battery Case von Apple nicht nur Nick Statt von The Verge stellt.

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It’s the kind of compromise I imagine would have driven Steve Jobs crazy.

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