I noticed the iphone 4s has a similar design to the iphone 4. Will the iphone 4s continue the problems that the 4 had (when you hold the phone on the sides it loses signal)
will i have to use a case to avoid dropped calls?
I noticed the iphone 4s has a similar design to the iphone 4. Will the iphone 4s continue the problems that the 4 had (when you hold the phone on the sides it loses signal)
will i have to use a case to avoid dropped calls?
I'd be surprised if they repeat that mistake without a backup. Think thats part of the point with the dual antenna design? That said, no iPhone has been free of dropped calls - so doubtful that problem will go away based on history.
Doubt it, since they fixed the problem in the later 4 models.
Hardly, it's been fixed in some later revision of iP4 already.
I doubt it would still be a problem.. nontheless... I have never experienced that issue with my iPhone 4 at all.
The 4S is going to have a dual antenna system which switches back and forth depending on which has the stronger the signal
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I'm happy with it, I'm still using my 3GS and the iPhone 4S is exactly what I was hoping for; same design, better inside. I'll be upgrading ASAP.
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I'm in the same boat...but my 3GS is jailbroken and I don't want to lose all my save games...My phone isn't customized at all, there are only 2-3 things installed from Cydia that don't come standard with it when you first install, but I like them a lot...We'll see if I upgrade
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I find it a bit funny that it's only the iPhone people talk about when it comes to antenner issue, my friend which is a huge android fan could drop his HTC HD2 connection to zero by holdning the right place.
OT: No, apple is too big to do that again, but imo it's inevitable that it could be done on iPhone 4S or on any other phone for that matter, yes it may be harder to do on other phones but not impossible.
The iP4 antenna problems were limited to the first batch in the USA I believe. There were no problems with the Canadian versions (released a month after the US ones).
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I doubt it... I'm sure they've fixed it
The antenna issues mysteriously vanished the second everyone stopped over scrutinizing it and actually realised many phones have the same issue, regardless they have a different antenna system in place with the new version.
You mean Steve ran a smear campaign? ;P
Anyway, that's what I thought, about it being overblown as an issue (and it probably was by a bit). But then when using a friend's iphone 4, touched the weak spot, I went whoa. Difference! While many phones do have the issue of that if you cover certain places you get weaker reception, iphone 4 (at least the first revision) is a contender for taking the cake, I'd say.
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