iPhone 4 has major antenna design flaw
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/video?id=7519407
http://gizmodo.com/5572279/apples-ac...d-it-like-that

I guess a new iPhone 5 will be just around the corner, eh? Good thing I waited or I may just end up getting the Motorola Droid X this summer. Kind of sick of AT&T anyway.
http://gizmodo.com/5572279/apples-ac...d-it-like-that

I guess a new iPhone 5 will be just around the corner, eh? Good thing I waited or I may just end up getting the Motorola Droid X this summer. Kind of sick of AT&T anyway.
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Although, in concept, exposing the antenna around the perimeter seems like a good idea, it seems sort of obvious that a hand may end up blocking the signal.
In addition, I have to wonder if there's any additional risk to the hand/body of the user from the concentration of microwave radiation...
In addition, I have to wonder if there's any additional risk to the hand/body of the user from the concentration of microwave radiation...
after reading about the antenna flaws, i tried to reproduce it on both my iphone 4s and have not been able to replicate them. i haven't had any issues so far but the facetalk feature sometimes take too long to connect and seems a bit choppy at times. i hope apple is able to fix the issues asap. my phones seem fine so far. i'll keep by fingers crossed and hope they stay that way


