Sep 13 AT 12:49 PM Taylor Wimberly 9 Comments

Say Hello to T-Mobile’s Tap Happy Device Testing Robot

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Source: YouTube

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36 MyMilan 09/13/12 12:58 PM

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Soylent Green is People!

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86 CTown 09/13/12 1:12 PM

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Hello, robotic finger-thingy!

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90 Adryan maldonado 09/13/12 1:25 PM

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I hope tap happy the testing robot doesnt replace carly as their spokes person/robot.

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- 95 Homncruse 09/14/12 12:15 PM
  
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  I hope they make Carly robots.
  
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98 Nathan D. 09/13/12 2:13 PM

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The thing pretty neat and cool to look at. Nice to see what they use to test phones this days.

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President John Kerry (retired before inauguration)Guest 09/13/12 2:59 PM

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Ah, thats how T-Mo is testing the non-existing coverage….no bars EVERYWHERE

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98 jamal adam 09/13/12 3:51 PM

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Doing the robot dance at the end, lol.

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young3gGuest 09/13/12 11:36 PM

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This must be new because if they tested all phones they wouldnt be no crappy bugs, i cant tell u how many phones ive had to get replaced. Its about damn time Tmobile!

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- 95 Homncruse 09/14/12 12:17 PM
  
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  You realize it’s not T-Mobile who writes the code, right? Blame your app developers, or in the case of custom skins, the manufacturer. The fact that carriers do any testing of the phone at all is a bonus. They only do so because glaringly broken software on a phone they sell would damage their image.
  
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