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President Obama Signs E-Label Act, Companies No Longer Required to Etch FCC Labels on Devices
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Had an iPhone 4, and an iPhone 4S. Never experienced Antennagate. Neither did anyone I ever knew.
I would LOVE to have that design back. Nicest looking iPhone ever made.
LOL I've never seen so much bad math in a single thread!!!
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I stood in line for 5 hours for the iPhone 4. I never had any antenna issues. My friend had a 4 and she did have issues, but she got it replaced and the issues went away. But yeah, the glass on both sides... beautiful design.
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I stood in line for 5 hours for the iPhone 4. I never had any antenna issues. My friend had a 4 and she did have issues, but she got it replaced and the issues went away. But yeah, the glass on both sides... beautiful design.
Beautiful sure. I never owned one, but for some strange reason, people seemed to drop them every so often and break both sides of it. Of course it wasn't covered under warranty, people were pissed and I assume that's why Apple went back to a non-glass back.
What about the almost 1000 Ph.d's who wrote in to Marylin Vos Savant about the Monty Hall problem to tell her she was wrong when in fact they were wrong.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem
Agreed. I loved the glass back, and it looked way nicer than the back of my iPhone 5. Oh well, "first world problems".
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Rather, we'll stop putting those etchings on windscreens and car tires. It's more of a reduction of effort.
If Rockefeller is behind it there's some shady ulterior motive behind it. But whatever. I don't really mind it at all, it's barely visible as it is. I don't even have a case.
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100% agreed. Probably the finest piece of hardware Apple's ever sold. When Steve compared it to an old Leica that was no joke. It's a masterwork of engineering.
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100% agreed. Probably the finest piece of hardware Apple's ever sold. When Steve compared it to an old Leica that was no joke. It's a masterwork of engineering.
Not really sure how important the recycling symbol is, but it's basically useless inside the OS because it will only be visible if the phone is charged and operational -- which it probably won't be.
