Re: Itunes no longer accessible, please help
Maybe, Dark, just maybe. The question is: which player?
iOS is surprisingly standalone right now. You only need iTunes if you want to use the native apps for non-Apple-store content except for Podcasts (the Podcasts app can get subscriptions from the cloud, including third-party ones) or music (but only if you purchase an iTunes Match subscription and use iTunes to upload content to Match). In all other cases some other app, including the many and various virtual network disk drives and/or cloud services, and ironically also iCloud Drive when apps begin to support the new iCloud entitlement, will allow you to launch media on your device that you manually copied to it either over the network/USB or via a cloud service. Perhaps you should be looking into one of these apps.
As for bendgate: meh, so some idiot shoves his phone into the tight space afforded by his jacket pocket and then plonks his fat arse on it for a whole day, and he expects nothing to happen to his phone when the pressure is brought to bear on both ends simultaneously by the resulting tension in that time? I have an iPhone 6 Plus, and while there was one delirious instant I thought I was the latest victim, it turned out to be because I'd forgotten how thin the phone was when not in the case. I'm sorry but Bendgate is just bullshit.
Now, FWIW I think there are reasons to be wary of iPhone 6, namely battery life continuing to be poorer than it should be, and also that iOS is turning into Android WRT apps and the permissions they require. But really, I'm very, very happy with the upgrade.
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