SNL Skit Targets the ‘Problems’ of the iPhone 5 [VIDEO]

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SNL host Christina Applegate talked about the “glitches and design flaws” with latest iPhone 5 in the skit ‘Tech Talk’ that aired on Saturday night. Three tech writers complain about the pitfalls of the latest iPhone, but only to be shocked and surprised when the show brings out three factory workers to address their concerns in person.

Check it out by clicking here to watch on Global (YouTube videos have been blocked).

Complaining about the iPhone 5 and its flaws = #firstworldproblems.

Update: Added link to Global for the clip, thanks to the folks in the comments.

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