Refusing to be brainwashed = you're being brainwashed by somebody else.
Nope. Just speaking on behalf of my own experiences. My last three models of iPhones never had this problem. Go drink some more stevejuice.
Refusing to be brainwashed = you're being brainwashed by somebody else.
And touching the iPhone with one finger doesn't drop all signal. Do you even own the iPhone 4? I'm touching mine right now and it works.
Why should Consumer Reports change their stance..... Apple didn't fix shiate.....iPhone is still s*h*i*t*t*y for people who have the problem, glad mine works flawlessly. No dropped calls yet![]()
a flaw'd product like every other product that exhibits the same behavior?
If Steve's little dog and pony show of cherry-picked statistics and a bumper case can stave off a recall costing hundreds of millions of dollars, then of course it's in Apple's interest to try.
I'm an Apple fanboy, Steve Jobs is my guru, and I love my iPhone 4. I'm not giving it up and I'm not hiding its elegant design inside an ugly piece of rubber.
I also just bought a new Toyota, a company which didn't have a masterfully communicative CEO to talk everyone out of recalls, even in the absence of any data whatsoever that there was a problem. To this day, Toyota never found a problem.
People freak out easily and the press fans the flames to get attention. This crap has been going on for a while now.
Recalls are typically done for safety issues, or when a product simply fails rather completely in a key area. A small loss of signal strength is not recall-worthy.
I subscribe to Consumer Reports. I trust them. They are nonprofit and they go out of their way to be unbiased. They don't recommend the iPhone 4 at this time. I have no problem with that. I need them to be conservative in their recommendations to balance against the hype coming out of company promotions of products. They rated the Jeep Wrangler at the bottom of their list and I bought one anyway and loved it. They were right, it was a horrible car in almost every way. But I still loved it.
I respect Apple. I trust Consumer Reports. And I love my iPhone 4, bar none. Well, maybe not bar none. I'll settle for at least one.
So as my Toyota blindly accelerates me to my doom as I death-grip my iPhone 4 and I lose the call wih grandma in my last seconds of life, I just want everyone to know that I died happy.
Do you realise how utterly moronic your comment is?
F**kers probably got paid by Android.
I don't have any issues with signal... And I haven't had a dropped call since I got my iPhone 4...
Now, the proximity sensor problem really annoys me...![]()
Second, show me one of these videos where touching, with ONE FINGER, the entire phone drops all signal and calls cease to function, as well as stopping data transfers?
Which other phone loses 20dB when you hold it in your hand?
Apple is investing 100million dollar for echiong chambers and mess the iphone4 up? Come on CR, Apple is not stupid!
Apple would never bring a phone to the market if there where an issue, i think the main problem is that like jobs said x-marks the spot. and every tech blog crys.
BTW, now we know why Apple decided to "re-calibrate" signal bar (as if they did not know how they worked before). They needed it to look better in terms of dropped bars compared to other phones during today's dog and pony show![]()
I hate when people come to a Mac forum and complain about Mac fanboys. It's a bit ridiculous.
Good for Consumer Reports. The bumper is nothing but a band-aid. I don't/didn't need a bumper or a case for my 3GS, 3G, 2G. Why for the iPhone 4?
You are a dumb *******, and yes I would be just as angry looking at your stupid face.
You are a dumb *******, and yes I would be just as angry looking at your stupid face.
It's a mac forum, not a mac fanboy forum.![]()
as somebody noticed, if you put ONE FINGER between TV and your remote
nothing will work, don't put your finger to the week spot, that's all
even worse, put only 1 finger into someone eye, that someone will lose his/her eye
there are many amazing things that ONE FINGER can do![]()