Good read.....and I agree with him on almost everything he says......
http://ptech.allthingsd.com/20100728/what-weeks-of-real-usage-tells-about-new-iphone/
http://ptech.allthingsd.com/20100728/what-weeks-of-real-usage-tells-about-new-iphone/
What about the dreaded hot spot, a seam at the lower left of the external antenna where the cellular radio is connected to the external portion of the antenna? In my experience, deliberately touching that spot can, indeed, make the bars fall, from say, three to one. But, sometimes, it actually makes the bars rise. In general, Id say it makes the bars fluctuate.
That's a new one - touching the black band can make the bars go up?? That's quite ridiculous....I imagine he must have been stroking it or something. Otherwise, I agree, it's a pretty good review.
Anyone that doesn't get it yet is completely dense.
In a good signal area, you won't notice a big difference (or any at all) of signal loss, even if the "bars" drop a bit.
In a mediocre to low signal area, you can literally make web pages stop loading and drop your 3G or E data just by touching the hash mark in the frame.