Well sounds like this is a repeatable flaw in that part... using the toothometer Im 90% positive that the connector part is not glass filled. Maybe some stress from moulding and a slight flex of the unit at some stage made it crack?
I contacted Nokia in December about it but got a reply telling me to take into a local store for fixing, and get a temp replacement from them.. This was when there was a huge shortage in the Uk so I didnt bother.
I have had the crack for about 2 mths now and it hasnt spread mainly because the crack has no where to go. This is how they fix cracks in aircraft panels - drill a hole at each end of the crack and it cannot propogate.
The warping in mine has got worse - i wonder if the strain from the warping made the crack appear?
Same rocking action here, no crack though. No biggie for me as I usually am holding the 770 at ~45 degrees when I'm using it. Only other flaw is a single pixel flaw that remains green in the bottom right corner of the screen. Most of the time I don't notice it though. It will be interesting to see what future technology is introduced to solve these and other common problems with the next generation of mobile devices.
It will be interesting to see what future technology is introduced to solve these and other common problems with the next generation of mobile devices.
Drop testing and other physical test are good for the case defects.
They must have done this though...
