Apple boss: iPhone 5 Easily Scratched? That's Normal!

Some users complain iPhone 5 handset they are easily scratched, but just out of the box. Apple officials were responding to a complaint.

Some iPhone 5 users post photos that reveal some parts of the handset scratched. They consider the disturbing appearance of scratches.

Apple user named Alex reportedly sent an email to Phil Schiller, Apple's VP of Marketing. Alex like the new iPhone 5, but was not happy because it is easily scratched or bit pockmarked.

"Some products may be scratched due to use of aluminum and silver colors appeared natural. This is perfectly normal," said Schiller in a brief email.

However, as reported by PCMag and we quoted on Wednesday (09/26/2012), Schiller stated there was nothing to worry about. Therefore, scratches as it is a normal thing.

Meanwhile, RIM CEO: BlackBerry Aims Position Three,.

Realistic targets proclaimed CEO of Research In Motion (RIM) Thorsten Heins at BlackBerry-related achievement mobile platform competition. Not the first position they were after, but quite the top three.

Certainly many people who wonder why RIM did not have ambitious targets by targeting the top? For this question, Heins has its own reasons.

"The target is realistic to-3 position in the global mobile ecosystem," said RIM CEO Thorsten Heins, BlackBerry Jam in the event that took place in San Jose, United States, as reported by Mashable.

"I do not think that the BlackBerry should be number one in the smartphone realm. However, the BlackBerry should be number one in the mobile computing industry. Smartphone just part of mobile computing," Heins continued.

"When you climb to the top of the mountain, of course, be done step by step. Well, the first step is we have to win the top three," he explained.

"We were just a few months away (the launch of BlackBerry 10-ed.). This is something special.'s Not just a new device that will be present in the market," the German executive insisted.

BlackBerry 10 will be the final betting RIM. The device with the new OS is planned will pitch in early 2013. BlackBerry 10 is claimed to be carrying the faster performance, smoother user interface, as well as a more friendly platform for supporting a variety of applications.