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Although Apple was and is aware that the iPhones were and are defective, and that consumers have experienced repeated instances of cracked housing, Apple has nevertheless allowed the defectively designed iPhones to be sold to the public.
— A 23-page lawsuit filed in a New York district court by Nassau County resident Avi Koschitzki charging Apple and AT&T with misrepresenting the performance of the iPhone 3G as “twice as fast” as its predecessor.