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There really is something wrong with you. Worshipping a phone -- one that's crippled with a defective antenna design and drops scores of calls.

Are you sure it's the phone your staring at? Or are you straining to see whether you have any connectivity bars on the iPhail 4?

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There really is something wrong with you. Worshipping a phone -- one that's crippled with a defective antenna design and drops scores of calls.

Are you sure it's the phone your staring at? Or are you straining to see whether you have any connectivity bars on the iPhail 4?

Whatchu talkin bout Willis?

Mine is perfect! And I love how small and thin it is!

Ohh and by the way I have to lol and the Gizmodo watermark in that picture. Im sorry I even replied, if you still read Gizmodo you must really be clueless anyway.
 
Whatchu talkin bout Willis?

This is what I'm talking about:

Apple Engineer Told Jobs IPhone Antenna Might Cut Calls


July 15 -- Apple Inc.’s senior antenna expert voiced concern to Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs in the early design phase of the iPhone 4 that the antenna design could lead to dropped calls, a person familiar with the matter said.

Last year, Ruben Caballero, a senior engineer and antenna expert, informed Apple’s management the device’s design may hurt reception, said the person, who is not authorized to speak on Apple’s behalf and asked not to be identified. A carrier partner also raised concerns about the antenna before the device’s June 24 release, according to another person familiar with the situation.

The latest model of the iPhone carries a metal antenna that surrounds the outside of the device -- a design chosen by Apple executives because it yielded a lighter, thinner handset. It has also resulted in dropped or degraded calls that led Consumer Reports to refrain from endorsing the iPhone 4, weighed on the company’s stock and stepped up pressure on Apple to issue a fix.

Steve Dowling, a spokesman for Apple, declined to comment and said he wouldn’t make Caballero available for an interview. Caballero didn’t respond to a call and an e-mail seeking comment.

Bloomberg News
 
[sic]...I could care less, I have no need for hero worship. Nor do I live in a one dimensional world where someone elses money is more important than family & friends. That said, I find it very telling that it's so important to you.
What wall did that come off? The subject was how good looking and smooth functioning the iPhone 4 is and how well it's selling, no one brought up any mawkish junk about "family and friends" versus what? Who knows. Auctum ad absurdum.
 
This is what I'm talking about:

Jobs already said that article was "********".

I also dont feel you know what you talking about, the fact that you still read gizmodo speaks volumes about your intelligence.
 
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