I have always been amazed by the intricacies of product testing procedures.
I have always been amazed by the intricacies of product testing procedures.
by Brad on November 20, 2008
Dang, I didnt realize all that went into product testing, at least at Nokia. I can appreciate the test involving lotions and hand sanitizers since, when handling phones, its most likely to get all over the unit.
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Nice. I like the dust test.
<blockquote>Dust testing involves throwing a handful of phones in a dust filled box and letting everything co-mingle.</blockquote>
The slow mo drop test makes it look like the phone's keypad is made from gummy bears.
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21 Nov 08 at 10:25am