Is there a wrong way to hold the iPhone 4?
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Here's a link to a story I read on CBC a few days ago. Apparently there is a problem.http://www.cbc.ca/m/rich/technology/story/2010/06/25/apple-iphone-signal-loss.html
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@unknownuser said:
Think i'll wait for the 4Gs before upgrading
Good idea. Apple always bring something out and then a couple of months later there is a better, cheaper and higher memory version with all the wrinkles ironed out.
By the way, I have a brand new and unopened IPhone 3GS (16GB) still in its box if anyone is interested in buying? send me a PM if so.
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@dale said:
Here's a link to a story I read on CBC a few days ago. Apparently there is a problem.http://www.cbc.ca/m/rich/technology/story/2010/06/25/apple-iphone-signal-loss.html
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appholes! -
After reading that link I'm still finding it hard to believe that a person's hand can create such a problem? If Apple have dropped the ball on this ingenious way of incorporating antennae into the over structure, it could mean disaster for this handset. To make the claim 'to hold it properly' is a little antagonising IMO.
No wonder the guy who left it in the bar didn't want it! He must got sick of missing Stevie's calls
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I read about a guy who knows some of the higher-ups at Apple and managed to get this complain emailed to Steve Jobs. The reply he got from 'big Steve' was "don't hold it like that then". Customer service FTW!
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i guess you could just wrap a piece of duct tape around your phone!
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Just to confuse matters, comparison between iPhone_4 and htc Desire
The htc desire is a good alternative and has the Android software and Sense UI.
I also understand that you can hold it any way you damn well like and it still works, which has got to be a plus.
Regards,
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I think remus already posted the solution here http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=6064&start=2055#p255155.
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Walt Mosspuppet Interviews Jobs and Ive on iPhone 4 Issues [Video]
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Fixed!
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Apple have released a fix.
They are charging £25 for a "rubber bumper" that solves the bridging problem.
Bless.
(I'm sure a discrete strip of black insulation tape over the offending area would be sufficient.)
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@xrok1 said:
@dale said:
Here's a link to a story I read on CBC a few days ago. Apparently there is a problem.http://www.cbc.ca/m/rich/technology/story/2010/06/25/apple-iphone-signal-loss.html
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appholes!Jobs: "Just avoid holding it that way.". I guess someone did forgot that one use of the phone is calling! Have to say that it do look great... why just look and admire it. Ridiculous demands - no need for calling.
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