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Jobs says Signal Strength a "non issue"
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Sounds like jealousy to me. Don't worry, if you work hard maybe you can get into a top tier university to. And, since I'm a tutor, I might even help you get there as I try to forget your adolescent comments.
No, but most people expect it to work as a phone outside of an area that has utterly perfect reception, no matter how they're holding it.
Seriously, the people which claim "it doesn't matter if you drop 2 bars, as you'd still have left" seem to have forgotten that it isn't uncommon to have only 2 bars of signal...
Yeah, like this non-issue, results may vary with apple support. But good to hear. Don't hold your breath though. That's likely a new script, whether they are "working on it" or not.
Not sure I would want to be in a university that accepts students who fail at using the proper version of too. Good luck with your tutoring.
Not sure I would want to be in a university that accepts students who fail at using the proper version of too. Good luck with your tutoring.
LOL. I noticed that too right after I finished vomiting from his bragging about going to a top tiered university.
Yikes! I can't help but enjoy the media coverage, and not just because I'm waiting on iPhone 4. Like someone said early, Apple needs to be taken down a notch.
Nobody really cares. Lol.
It's the internet. You can be whoever you want
I work for R&D for Pfizer's International division and I graduated from Princeton top of my class. I make $285,000.00 a year not including bonuses.
Any questions?
I would assume that almost all right-handed people hold phones in their left hand. It only makes sense to have your right hand free to make notes, operate heavy machinery, or whatever else you're doing at the time. As a right-hander I would feel distinctly uncomfortable holding a phone in my right hand.
And if it is true, Steve Jobs will be left standing with "non-issue" egg all over his face.
Nobody really cares. Lol.
It's the internet. You can be whoever you want
I work for R&D for Pfizer's International division and I graduated from Princeton top of my class. I make $285,000.00 a year not including bonuses.
Any questions?
Just one: do you drive a Lambo, Ferrari, or an Aston?
I'm actually kind of glad Apple/Jobs mistakenly knee jerk reacted to this issue. Now the pressure is on in a HUGE way for them to fix it asap.
Maybe you've seen that most right handed users hold the phone in their left and and use their right hand to navigate, dial, etc.
Do you not do the same?
I don't know about that. While I feel that this is a pretty major screw up for Apple, I'd say there have been bigger mistakes by companies in recent history. BP and AIG come to mind, as do others.
Major News Issue
This issue has made the FRONT PAGE of the New York Times, Good Morning America and BBC-- not to mention THOUSANDS of other high-profile media outlets.
This is a huge problem. Apple has to make it right. Holding the phone correctly is a joke.
This issue has made the FRONT PAGE of the New York Times, Good Morning America and BBC-- not to mention THOUSANDS of other high-profile media outlets.
This is a huge problem. Apple has to make it right. Holding the phone correctly is a joke.
Yeah, he definitely will. Though he can take solace in the fact that they sold 1.5 million on launch day. haha
Nobody really cares. Lol.
It's the internet. You can be whoever you want
I work for R&D for Pfizer's International division and I graduated from Princeton top of my class. I make $285,000.00 a year not including bonuses.
Any questions?
I think the fact his "Location" says "Pandora" speaks for itself.
Anyways, enough with derailing this thread. My iPhone 4 reception issue isn't getting any better. I'm curious to see if there will be a press release about this from Apple. It sure is getting some major attention from some heavy hitters.
