Samsung's really flogging the living hell out of Apple's misfortunes as of late. Now, they're extending a hand to all of those inside the walled garden that aren't satisfied with the fruits, vegetables, and flora inside.
A brilliant technological fix for iPhone 4's dropped-calls problem. Just put this sticker on the weak spot and press when you're done chatting. It's not a bug, it's a feature. Now are you done complaining? View Image ›
That was one hell of an odd press conference on Friday. Typical Apple. Instead of just admitting its faults Apple decided to point a finger at the other mobile phone manufacturers and accuse them of selling…
Steven P. Jobs acknowledged some problems with the iPhone 4's antenna, but said they had been widely exaggerated.
After arguing that all smartphones do the same as the iPhone 4, Apple has at last gave the solution we asked for: Free bumpers.
Headline says it all folks. Obviously the company is going to be getting out in front of this antenna drama (finally). We've been invited and we'll be there, presumably reporting live! It all happens at 10AM PT, Friday the 16th.
Cult of Mac spoke with several public relations experts who suggest that a recall of Apple's iPhone 4 is “inevitable” given growing criticism over the device's antenna issues that is spilling over from blog communities into the mainstream med…
…or can they? In case Apple has somehow managed to perfect the art of selective disremembrance across a wide population, here's a refresher: Consumer Reports has thrown down the gauntlet, stating that it “can't recommend” the iPhone 4 until the antenna issues are fixed, issues that its labs and ou
Apple will be forced to recall the iPhone 4 following Consumer Reports tests proving the”Death Grip” antenna issue is not software related, but a hardware flaw, PR experts say.
The question here is: When they reception…do they mean the quality of the phone reception or do they mean how people received the iPhone 4 once they realized it had shitty reception?
The first iPhone 4 class action suit against Apple and AT&T has been filed today in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. The lawsuit focus on the antenna design problems.
Well.. I guess this could be real.. View Image ›
Just like a real phone! View Image ›
Nokia attempts to mock Apple and Steve Jobs’ “Don’t hold it that way” response to the frustrations over signal loss when you hold your iPhone a certain way. This is kind of like Sega Genesis taking stabs at Nintendo, but you know…we like to root for the underdog. View Image ›
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We're thinking it too: this sounds crazy. Essentially, Apple is saying that the problem is how you hold your phone, and that the solution is to change that habit, or buy one of their cases.
We're only holding it in the way that you showed us. View Image ›
Network connections inexplicably disappeared when iPhone 4 users cradled their phones in a particular way.
Apple has responded to those concerns some new iPhone 4 owners are having with poor reception issues, and the gist is essentially either “stop holding the phone that way†or “buy a case.â€Engadget reports that not only have company spokespeople issued a statement advising users to “avoid gripping it
By now youve heard about the antenna issues some people are having with the new iPhone 4. Basically, it seems like wireless signal strength degrades if you hold the lower left corner on some, but not all devices.
