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TwoFive3

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I am planning on exchanging my iphone 4 at a genius bar tomorrow based on the proximity sensor and reception issues. Just wondering if anyone has done the same and their replacement iphone shows no issues. In today's press conf. Jobs made it seem like there was an overwhelming number of phones that have no issues at all so i hope i get one of those.....
 
I switch mine out a couple days ago. New one isn't perfect, but is better. Used to go strait to no service withing 20 sec. of putting a finger on the naughty spot, new one will do it only if I palm it, and then it still takes about a minute or two before going to no service.
 
Just swapped my launch day iPhone for a new unit. Syncing it now plus adding iOS4.01. I'll keep you posted.
 
I brought mine in the day after launch because it bricked while restoring from backup. The one I received has dust under the screen a loose sleep/wake button. They insist it's not going to be a problem, but we'll see. 🙄
 
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Nothing is perfect.
 
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