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Apple Announces iPhone 4 Sales of 1.7 Million, Most Successful Product Launch Ever
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No problems with my new iPhone 4. I've used it heavily since buying it on release day, and it works great: solid reception (no dropped calls), much faster data, super fast OS, and a joy to have around in my pocket. All in all an amazing device that's in every way Apple quality.
And I'm left-handed...
And I'm left-handed...
How did that "yellow spots…problem" turn out, exactly? Clears up in a few days, according to the reports I've seen. No one's mentioning it any more, except a few people like you.
There may be a reception problem. But you undermine your argument when you dredge up "problems" that according to reports, turned out not to be. It's intellectually dishonest.
good for apple, good for iPhone development and customers as well...
now fix the damn reception issue and dropped call...
now fix the damn reception issue and dropped call...
Maybe because he doesn't hold it in the death grip?
People do hold their phones differently. I can hold the iPhone 4 in my left hand and manage not to touch the lower left hand corner and still be comfortable.
They announced over 100 million devices were using the iOS (iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad), not 100 million iPhones (not yet at least
)Source: http://techcrunch.com/2010/06/07/ios/
http://www.9to5mac.com/node/17607
So a phone that drops calls when you touch it is a success?
...and McDonald's sells approximately 4.2 million hamburgers a day in the United States alone!
Question is, of course, how good they are for you and are they really worth your money?
I'm enjoying the sour grapes from the usual suspects. I'm enjoying even more my new iPhone 4, which hasn't dropped a call for me yet (despite the FUD and mass hysteria).
Great job on a beautiful device, Apple. Here's to many millions more.
I have hands and an iPhone
... and I can't make it drop signal for the life of me. While I'm sure this is a problem, it's not happening to everybody ( or every device? ). If 1.7 million people couldn't make phone calls - we'd here more about it than what's on this forum.
I still think people's own "conductivity" has a lot to do with it as well.
... and I can't make it drop signal for the life of me. While I'm sure this is a problem, it's not happening to everybody ( or every device? ). If 1.7 million people couldn't make phone calls - we'd here more about it than what's on this forum.
I still think people's own "conductivity" has a lot to do with it as well.
i don't see the point of the nexus one comment. I mean, totally different model. How many android phones are activated every day?
I'm enjoying the sour grapes from the usual suspects. I'm enjoying even more my new iPhone 4, which hasn't dropped a call for me yet (despite the FUD and mass hysteria).
Great job on a beautiful device, Apple. Here's to many millions more.
So just because YOU are not having a problem you don't think anyone else is?
I had two dropped calls with my 3G on O2, so what?
I have no problem with my iPhone 4 so far, but I switched to VF regardless.
Well that would be foolish seeing as they sell phones worldwide on different carriers
True, but does steve listen?
No Issue Here
I've tried to decrease the bars by gripping it tightly on all sides with both hands and my signal was still full (Houston, TX). Perhaps this issue is overblown? Regardless, Apple should put a cap (or case) on this issue so all "4" owners can move on.
I've tried to decrease the bars by gripping it tightly on all sides with both hands and my signal was still full (Houston, TX). Perhaps this issue is overblown? Regardless, Apple should put a cap (or case) on this issue so all "4" owners can move on.
No, I don't think he is saying that at all. I think he is implying that the problem is not as widespread as people seem to think it is though. That is very different.