Iphone 6 grip

Hello All,
I have just Purchased iPhone 6 64GB Space Gray, the issue that I have it is hard to grip and it is difficult to use for me. I liked the iPhone 5S much more better on hands and it is locks nice.
So, is Apple considering in the future to Launch smaller size than the 6 and the 6 plus? or should i got another device from other company.
And one more thing when is the new Mac Book is going to be issued it is mentioned in your site coming soon, Is there a specific date?
Regards,
Mohammed

This link should answer the macbook question. It is very hard to say whether future generations will be smaller, but you should invest in a case that has a strong grip. For future purposes, this forum does not allow you to contact apple employees directly, but mostly users like you and me reply.

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4. I had to work the iPhone into the skin by inserting the bottom half and then pulling the top half over the phone. Cleaning the iPhone (note: iKlear is the best~!) before fitting is a good idea. It took some work to get it in there, but I feel that this is a good sign of a sturdy, snug case. It basically "hugs" the iPhone very well, with a tiny exception underneath the earpiece. You'll notice it's a tiny bit off, but massaging the case works that out quickly.
5. Good grip in the hand. I'm even confident that you can do thumb-texting without real risk of dropping the phone.
6. The holes align perfectly. You see the camera hole is just right.
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8. The case adds a little bulk to the phone, but what can you do? It's a case. Bulk is a trade-off for solid protection in the event of a drop. the iSkin delivers that well.
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The case attracted lint and dust the first few days but stopped after I washed it with soap and water a few times.
I have also taken the case off the phone twice so far and each time I put it on the phone, it fits just as snug as day one.
Great case, glast I paid the money!
Oh and if you order the nighthawk case, it appears like it's black on the website, but it's actually a very dark brown.
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How to get the Bang & Olufsen A8 Headphones plug to fit the iPhone jack

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Also, the A8 headphones are EXPENSIVE so do this AT YOUR OWN RISK! All I know is after I've done this I'm VERY HAPPY.
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When you cut the grip, do so carefully so you stop at the plastic sleeve. The x-acto knife isn't really sharp enough that you can cut through the plastic that easily. But remember you need the plastic sleeve intact to stop the plug from going into the jack too deep.
Anyway, once the rubber grip is cut back, the plug fits perfectly and it actually doesn't look bad at all!!

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What is going to be done for us customers who have bought this phone? When is it going to get fixed?
This phone has had issues since day one for a lot of us. Many of us are outside the 14-day return period so many of us are up a creek when it comes to returning the phone for another phone. Including myself.
I don't want to sound like I'm complaining. The phone is a great phone, I love the featureset and I love the LTE network. Many of us wouldn't want to go back to a non-LTE phone including myself.
We know that Gingerbread is coming soon and that with it comes a promised fix for all these issues, including a fix for the dropping signal issue which has to be the biggest issue that all of us Droid Charge users are having. All we ask is when we can expect this to be released to us. A lot of the older phones are getting Gingerbread before this phone. Why? This phone is new, shouldn't we expect it to be the first phone on the block to get Gingerbread? It only makes sense to have this phone get Gingerbread before every other phone.
It is after all, Verizon's "flagship" phone. The one that Verizon is marketing the heck out of on television and the Internet with their "Rule the Air" commercials.
Some say that Gingerbread is being held up by Samsung because of issues with the new TouchWiz. Personally, I don't care about the new TouchWiz. Release the update without the new TouchWiz and get these immediate issues fixed then release a point-1 upgrade with the new TouchWiz when it's ready for release.

Dear trparky,
I can understand your frustration, although I am one of the seeming lucky minority of Charge owners that have relatively few problems with the phone. I live in a 3G only area, but occasionally travel into 4G-NYC for meetings and have not experienced the switching/dropping problems that many others complain of. Based on your location, I am guessing you have 4G in your area, but can't take full advantage because of the switching/dropping problem.
I would not count too heavily on the next iteration of the OS to solve the problem. As far as I know, no one has definitively identified the source of the issue; it could be software, but it could also be the hardware in the phone, most possibly the radios or the antenna (remember the iPhone "death grip" problem?).
I hope Android 2.3.x is released soon and that it solves the problem. But I would not count on either of those things too much.

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1. Sendstation dock extender: http://www.sendstation.com/us/products/dockextender/
They are currently working on an extender that works with the bumper, so this one is a future fix.
2. Belkin Dock Adapter for the Shuffle. http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=245852#
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3. Cutting the bumper port hole to make it wider and/or deeper. I haven't tried this one either. Good luck.
I think I'm going to just wait for the Sendstation dock extender. Either way, shame on you Apple for causing this problem.
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Apparently Apple didn't like my response...posted, they deleted...nice.
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Your post reminds me of the joke. Aguy goes to a doctor and says, "My arm hurts in 2 places". The doctor replies, "Don't got to those places."
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