I have to think someone got fired for the iPhone 4 nonsense. I know the previous iPhones had some issues (parts of the touch screen would stop working on gen 1, plastic would break on gen 2, dust under the glass etc etc), but boy did the iPhone 4 just kill my admiration of Apple's QC.
I experienced all the above issues with my previous iPhones, but my list of issues with the iPhone 4 is just... epic.
1.) It gets released in June, and the earpiece was very crackly, so I had to exchange it.
2.) Bluetooth headsets just don't work on release firmware - everyone said I sounded like I was under water when I used my Motorola H720 headset. Pretty common issue, addressed in iOS 4.1. But....
3.) iOS 4.1 is released to fix some people's (NOT mine) proximity sensor issues and the BT headset issues. 4.1 fixed the BT headset issue, but completely broke my proximity sensor so I continually muted/hung up on people the whole time.
4.) iOS 4.2.1 comes out, further tweaking the proximity sensor, so my phone is "usable" now, though not perfect.
That's quite the timeline of issues. I have to wonder what on earth happened here? I was never really affected by the antenna nonsense because I use a case, but still - that's another issue to some extent....
In any case, I love the screen etc on the iPhone 4, but there's no question in my mind that the iPhone 4 was heavily broken when it came out, and it's a shame!
Just thought sharing..
I experienced all the above issues with my previous iPhones, but my list of issues with the iPhone 4 is just... epic.
1.) It gets released in June, and the earpiece was very crackly, so I had to exchange it.
2.) Bluetooth headsets just don't work on release firmware - everyone said I sounded like I was under water when I used my Motorola H720 headset. Pretty common issue, addressed in iOS 4.1. But....
3.) iOS 4.1 is released to fix some people's (NOT mine) proximity sensor issues and the BT headset issues. 4.1 fixed the BT headset issue, but completely broke my proximity sensor so I continually muted/hung up on people the whole time.
4.) iOS 4.2.1 comes out, further tweaking the proximity sensor, so my phone is "usable" now, though not perfect.
That's quite the timeline of issues. I have to wonder what on earth happened here? I was never really affected by the antenna nonsense because I use a case, but still - that's another issue to some extent....
In any case, I love the screen etc on the iPhone 4, but there's no question in my mind that the iPhone 4 was heavily broken when it came out, and it's a shame!
Just thought sharing..