Lumia 920 falling off table/moving ON ITS OWN!!!

[Cheyenne Price]

Why the attitude?

I apologize, I guess I find everything you suggested (including the leveling thing) sort of obvious. Sorry.

I just think simple physics would also be used by the guys that make the phones so they won't travel on their own, ya know?

 

[mlm1950]

Why lay the phone screen side down?

 

[tlo07]

The phone is trying to distance itself from the laptop because its a DELL. (I'm qualified to poke fun at Dell computers because I own one :wink

 

[Big Dad E]

Why lay the phone screen side down?

Habit

 

[z33dev33l]

Put it on an air hockey table. It's pretty funny. I played a round using my lumia.

 

[brmiller1976]

Put it on an air hockey table. It's pretty funny. I played a round using my lumia.

They should add "ping pong capabilities" to review summaries on The Verge.

 

[larspassic]

Whatever you do, don't take the air hockey effect to a normal surface, no matter how smooth you think it is! I just made that mistake and now have a three week old phone that looks like a 3 year old phone.

 

[johaas]

Whatever you do, don't take the air hockey effect to a normal surface, no matter how smooth you think it is! I just made that mistake and now have a three week old phone that looks like a 3 year old phone.

I paid $450 for this phone. The thought never even crossed my mind to test this "phone possession" trick.

 

[z33dev33l]

Literally played a round of air hockey with it... I gotta make a video of this.

 

[Cheyenne Price]

Why lay the phone screen side down?

Yes, it's just habit and I never lay things with curved surfaces down on the curved surface. For the record, though....a lot of people are reporting and saying it's only happening screen-side down and that's false. My daughter laid mine down on its curved back and I heard it crash from the other room when we left as well. It's happening on both sides. Thanks to all for viewing and being a part of the Nokia GhostPhone Phenom! =)