Rick Felty |
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 01:58PM It has been a few weeks now and with a bunch of daily experience under my belt I thought it was time to post some notes about my iPhone 4 and the signal strength issue. The bottom line for me is that I can occasionally "make" the problem
happen by holding the phone the "wrong" way, but not very often and not at all predictably. I can sometimes make the bars go down, but sometimes I can't do anything to make it change. It just doesn't happen for me. And of course I am not seeing any extra dropped calls with my new phone. I didn't usually have dropped calls with prior iPhones, and I see no change in this situation. So for me this is a non-issue. But I know there are people out there who are having a real issue and that's what's interesting to me. Why does this vary from phone to phone? Why can I not make it happen, but others can't avoid having it happen? I don't have an answer to this, but somewhere within that question lies some interesting data and maybe a revealing truth. Frankly I am much more concerned and annoyed by the funky white/balance problem and the mis-aligned proximity sensor. So this is a beautiful phone, but for several "other" reasons I can't wait for the first OS update. Bring it on.
Rick Felty |
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