https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G2jvqGxxnM

Looking back at the whole iPhone 6 Plus #Bendgate debacle, it's impossible for anyone to downplay the incredible effect a single video from a guy who thought it's a good idea to test out the phablet's rigidity generated. In fact so easy was the iPhone 6 Plus to bend that the original clip that started it all racked in views in the tens of millions on YouTube alone -- a fraction of the total interest generated throughout the web. It's hard to pinpoint any one single factor that contributes to content's sudden rise to viral status, but in the case of #Bendgate, it probably had at least something to do with the fact that we were talking about an Apple product, Besides, there's just something oddly-satisfying (and, at the same time, horrifying) about witnessing the destruction of tech that costs hundreds of bucks as if it's no big deal. But enough with the introduction.

When Apple took to the stage about ten days ago and announced that its new iPad Air 2 will be impossibly-thin, at 0.24 inches (6.1 mm), many of you have probably paused for at least a second to consider the possibility that it, too, will easily bend. Interestingly enough, the first bend test of the iPad Air 2 that we saw just two days ago (see it below) lead us to think that the Air 2 won't suffer from a similar issue. The slate looked rigid. But another video that followed up just hours later shows a completely different picture -- not only does the iPad Air 2 bend, but it can be literally snapped in two with just two hands. Yep. This again.

Obviously, unlike the iPhone 6 Plus, you're unlikely to ever think of putting your iPad Air 2 inside your pocket (nor will it fit anyway), and it does seem like our bending expert is exerting quite some force in the video. Beyond a certain point, we can't reasonably expect a gadget like a tablet to withstand as much abuse, after all. Right? What say you? Are we looking at yet another round of #Bendgate?

This one pass #bendgate ooo

#snapgate rulezzzz

This one na foldgate oo

suxxman:
This one na foldgate oo

More like a #Folder iPad

Apple got the name wrong. It should be "i-Folder Pad"

They named it ipad air for a reason....




It means once u buy it your money and the ipad disappears

Chaii shey na wetin person dey carry money buy be dis?

This year has been a funny one. #Bendgate, #Hairgate, #shavegate and now #Foldgate.
I wonder when they'll do #Hell'sgate..

I feel lyk crying

This one is strong

But why will someone spend such a huge amount on a phone or phablet and then proceed to bend and destroy it with his own hands just for some YouTube video.

These Oyibos are crazy.

akinsadeez:
But why will someone spend such a huge amount on a phone or phablet and then proceed to bend and destroy it with his own hands just for some YouTube video.
These Oyibos are crazy.

The money he gets from sponsors and evaluation videos can buy 10 more of those phones

Ilekere:


The money he gets from sponsors and evaluation videos can buy 10 more of those phones

You mean a company can actually sponsor someone breaking his ipad? What will they gain from it? That sounds really strange

akinsadeez:



You mean a company can actually sponsor someone breaking his ipad? What will they gain from it? That sounds really strange

they probably do it to discredit Apple products and indirectly promote theirs.. Its called BUSINESS!!

please advice https://www.nairaland.com/1969424/im-still-virgin-picture

This one na #SpoiltLaptopGate

This is realy dumb! The whole bendgate or whatever is just bullshit.if you love apple use apple if you are a fandroid then use your android and stop this iberibe.most of you never used an IOS device just like people who couldn't operate windows 8.1 ended up hating it. mara ife!