Somebody has to be in that reported 5.2% minority. Sorry about your bad luck.
My i4 drops less calls than my 3GS did.
Yeah I have 2 dropped calls today. Great for those of you that don't have this problem, but for those of us that do please stop telling us how it's a non-issue.
I had no problems with my 2G or 3GS. The iP4 is horrible for me in terms of reception.
Me too but my "called failed" rate is quite high. This is not "dropped" it's simply that it never got through the connection process.
Great to hear. These antenna issues are completely overrated. In REAL WORLD situations, I never get dropped calls or data drops, even while holding the iPhone 4 in my left hand.
This is such a BS report. I am on my second iphone 4, the second is worse than the first. the dropped calls are mostly when I try to answer an incomming call, the other party can't hear me for 10-15 seconds, then it either "kicks-in" and the call quality improves, or I get the scrabled noise and the call gets dropped.![]()
You probably also received the "Golden Ticket" too didn't you?
Retina Display is the favorite? I can't even tell the difference, unless I'm up close, and then it's not really all that useful to have "slightly crisper" icons.
My favorite feature is the fact that the camera doesn't take 10 seconds to load, and another 5 to take a picture (on the 3G). I sure wish the camera supported Pinch to Zoom tho.
WHOA!
People still make phone calls?
I honestly think the number is that low because (as usual with skewed statistics) most people just aren't making phone calls with a device that doesn't get any reception depending on how you hold it.![]()
Really, then why would, if rumours are correct Apple be:
"iPhone: The fifth-generation iPhone may be set to launch as early as January in order to address antenna issues with the iPhone 4. "
If there are no issues then Apple won't be doing this. We shall see.
Are you legally blind? That's the only you could possibly tell me you can't tell the difference in the new display vs the old one.
Gross exaggeration.
Reports are that a person would need better than 20/20 near vision to see any dots on the Retina display at normal viewing distances. That means that a person with 20/40 or worse near vision might not see any difference between the 3GS display and an i4 Retina display. You can legally drive during daylight in many states with 20/40 vision.
A person would need best corrected vision of 20/200 or worse (5X worse than 20/40) to be in the category of legally blind.