As Jobs said, it is a non issue.
If it's that much of a problem, get a bumper.
Beating a dead horse already, but every phone loses signal when being held.
Jobs calling it a non-issue is a little absurd from my perspective, but I don't believe that it is something warranting returning a phone over. I do not own one yet and do not have any immediate plans to buy one, but even if I did I wouldn't let this stop me. Most people I would think would (or should) get a case simply for protecting the phone from any drops or scratches, and this would also help solve the antenna issue.As Jobs said, it is a non issue.
If it's that much of a problem, get a bumper.
Beating a dead horse already, but every phone loses signal when being held.
As Jobs said, it is a non issue.
If it's that much of a problem, get a bumper.
Beating a dead horse already, but every phone loses signal when being held.
As Jobs said, it is a non issue.
If it's that much of a problem, get a bumper.
Beating a dead horse already, but every phone loses signal when being held.
As Jobs said, it is a non issue.
If it's that much of a problem, get a bumper.
Beating a dead horse already, but every phone loses signal when being held.
As Jobs said, it is a non issue.
If it's that much of a problem, get a bumper.
Beating a dead horse already, but every phone loses signal when being held.
Someone is sucking down that Apple Kool-Aid as fast as they can!![]()