So now they are calling it a problem after all...?
Of course it's a problem... with all newer cell phones. Just by varying degrees. You can get a call with one brand of cell phone that you couldn't with another. Common stuff.
So now they are calling it a problem after all...?
If you are having reception issues then file a complaint with the FCC: http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm
Chose "Wireless Telephones", then "Deceptive or Unlawful Advertising" then click on "Online Form" in the yellow box.
Simplicity!
You can now add BGR to Gawker. They now no longer hold much credence in my mind.
Exactly! Especially when they make statements such as "we believe this exchange to be 100% legitimate."
It was entirely obvious that the story was fake as several people suggested (myself included) when it made front page news on MR earlier today. Jobs' comments in that story were completely out of character.
Poor reporting.
I know AT&T advertised it as an upgrade - upgrades at the very least do not decrease functionality.Exactly what did they advertise that you consider deceptive?
Of course it's a problem... with all newer cell phones. Just by varying degrees. You can get a call with one brand of cell phone that you couldn't with another. Common stuff.
What a time-suck this was with over 1,000 comments. Basically regurgitating the same thing on each and every similar thread.
Luckily I only gave in to a few pages this morning.
https://www.macrumors.com/2010/07/0...eaks-out-on-iphone-4-antenna-issue-via-email/