Quake3World

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/24/some-iphone-4-models-see-signals-drop-to-0-when-held-left-handed/

right hand only, please. lulz.

Big Kahuna Burger wrote:http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/14/htc-evo-4g-and-droid-incredible-suffering-from-unresponsive-scre/

wow, HTC phones suck.

scared? wrote:how long does it take to activate this piece of shit?...

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:

shaft wrote:i don't notice any drop unless i cup both hands around the outside, also no yellow spots here.

yep no bad screen on my Evo either.

Doombrain wrote:and makes a lot of the competition look downright needy

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shaft wrote:fuck me, this display is amazing.


Anyone buy a bumper or a case yet?
I'm going to try Wrapsol before I bother with a case.

So, we just spoke with Apple and got the straight dirt on the reception issues that have been plaguing users today... and it's a little surprising. In essence, Apple cops to the fact there are reception issues with the new iPhone -- namely, that if you cover the bottom-left corner of the phone and bridge the gap between the notch there with your naked flesh, you could see some signal degradation. Yes, you read that right: it's not a software or production issue, simply a matter of the physical location of your hand in regards to the phone's antenna. The company's suggested fix? Move your hand position, or get a case which covers that part of the phone, thus breaking contact. As you can see in the email above which just arrived in our tip box, this is a sentiment which runs pretty high at the company

shaft wrote:y lie?