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And if I simply cover the mic in the bottom with just ONE finger, no one can hear me. STOP DOING IT.
I guess I am just lucky but I really don't have that bad of a signal/reception loss issue. I got my iPhone yesterday and only if I tightly grip the bottom of my phone with a finger over the gap will my signal fade. Sometimes it is only a 2-3 bar drop and other times it will drop all the way. That of course is on 3G. When my signal is naturally weak, on edge, it will drop a little more but only if my finger is on the gap. I haven't tried with a case on but I bet a case would eliminate the problem completely.
Also, its a week 26 factory 79 phone if that matters...
And if I simply cover the mic in the bottom with just ONE finger, no one can hear me. STOP DOING IT.
What the hell does battery life have to do with the fact that ur just causing trouble and don't even an iphone 4. C'mon, get real.
And if I simply cover the mic in the bottom with just ONE finger, no one can hear me. STOP DOING IT.
Apple is not saying don't use your left hand. They are saying not to touch the one spot, which is perfectly reasonable to do. I don't touch it naturally when holding with my left hand.
You don't really have to grip it tightly as you say. Try just touching it. But, wouldn't a phone that worked under every circumstance be better?
FACT: My signal goes from five bars to none within 10 seconds if I hold it the wrong way. Explain that.
So, the iPhone 4 is the worst voice phone Apple has made.
1. Every phone with an internal antenna will experience signal loss when held.
2. Every phone is legally required to put their antenna on the bottom of the phone because of laws concerning radiation. Therefore, cupping the bottom of any phone IS NOT the right way to hold it, regardless of how natural it feels.
Wow you just don't know when to back down and accept that you were wrong in making a ridiculous thread about your opinions and trying to pass them off as fact (especially when your just plain wrong). Man up and just walk away.
Your statement above is utterly mind blowing to me. Do me a favor and read that over again. I hope for your own well being that you can realize how ridiculous that statement is, especially from someone whom is trying to call out everyone as apple fanboys/followers. Sounds like you need to take a long look in the mirror.
Sorry bro, your done. Nothing you say will dig you out of where you have gotten yourself. Just back down and walk away. It's only getting deeper for you....
I'm just quoting what apple said. You're holding it wrong and there is no issue. You're problem is with apple/jobs, not with me. If you're not happy, return the phone.
When Apple makes a product with a serious defect... why do you want everyone to defect? Why is it ok for Apple to sell the defective product without dealing with it? Do you want all Apple products to have serious problems? Do you not care if Apple makes decent products? Do you want people to associate Apple with phones that can only make phone calls in strong signal areas?1. Every phone with an internal antenna will experience signal loss when held.
2. Every phone is legally required to put their antenna on the bottom of the phone because of laws concerning radiation. Therefore, cupping the bottom of any phone IS NOT the right way to hold it, regardless of how natural it feels.
3. Does the iPhone 4 experience MORE signal loss than other phones when held in this manner? According to Anandtech, definitely more than the 3GS and Nexus One. But since there is no set standard on how much signal loss is acceptable and no laws regarding this, it is NOT an issue legally and therefore, Apple is not legally required to fix it (they can if they want to).
4. The phone DOES NOT drop calls regardless of how you hold it if you have a strong enough signal.
5. Does this make the iPhone 4 a poor phone for making calls? If you prefer to hold the phone this way, then yes. However, it is not defective, only poor and companies are legally allowed to release poor products. If you are dissatisfied, please return the phone and get another one.
6. But my store has a restocking fee! Then it is your mistake for buying it on launch day. Most people wouldn't think about buying anything else (phones, computers, TVs, cars, etc.) wouldn't first reading a few reviews but for Apple products, they get sucked in by the mania. That's nobody's fault but your own.
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At most, it's slightly worse than the 3GS when held the same way. Hardly a "serious defect".