Looking at my P9, those are torx screws, soo... this author didn&#x27;t do his homework.<p>At the same time, I agree. I bought the phone from overseas and hadn&#x27;t seen it before. When it arrived, I couldn&#x27;t believe how much it looked like the iPhone, and that disappoints me. Not because I don&#x27;t think it&#x27;s a great phone, I just wish they would have thought for themselves.<p>Back when everybody was copying the Macbook Air, I got a Lenovo U260. It was the only ultrabook I found that had it&#x27;s own unique design. 7 years on, it still works and looks great. It doesn&#x27;t have the dated look of something that has been seen a million times before. It doesn&#x27;t get confused with something that is out of fashion.<p>I&#x27;m not going to pretend that I don&#x27;t care. I do. I care not only because I&#x27;m not an Apple fan, and it feels like every Apple copy helps to promote the Apple mentality and marketing. More importantly, the Apple design isn&#x27;t the only way to build a phone. I don&#x27;t believe there is anything &#x27;magical&#x27; about this design. Like most Apple designs, I find it pedestrian bordering on boring. My favorite hardware design is my ZuneHD. The angles and indents feel so good. it has a tactile feel, it isn&#x27;t just a block of aluminium with carved rounded edges.<p>I wish manufacturers would look at different materials. I quite like Lenovo&#x27;s soft-touch on their laptops, bamboo is also a nice warm material (not sure about heat dissipation).<p>Copy, yes last screw, no.