Sorry, But This Whole iPhone 4 Antenna Thing Is A Non-Issue.......

Not my article.

Here's another:

iPhone 4: The Consumer Reports fiasco

http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2010/07/13/iphone-4-the-consumer-reports-fiasco/

So far as I can tell, all the threads about CR from this morning are still here.

Here's what CR said:

"Consumer Reports revised its stance after it completed more thorough testing of the iPhone 4 inside a controlled radio frequency isolation chamber. The test used three separate iPhone 4 handsets purchased in New York, and found that only those devices -- and not the iPhone 3GS or Palm Pre -- experienced signal issue"

Here's what the truth is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V20AJ-Cf09c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtabkoWleU8
http://www.mirrorfox.com/videos/128535/iphone-3gs-normal-loss-of-signal-quality. html

All 3 iPhone 3Gs exhibit the same behavior. CR may not have lied, but they don't seem to be the sharpest blades around either if they can't reproduce what Joe Blow out there can with his bear hands!!!!!

OK?

Get case, issue over, have a nice day.

I am not dreaming.

I just pay attention to the fact that three guys with their bare hands could do what CR claims cannot be done with the 3Gs. When you can explain that, we can talk further.

CR has no credibility on this. At all.

Use your brain. Why could they not reproduce what three random guys can?

Answer: Because they're idiots.

That's what I believe.

And my phone works like a charm, and I can reproduce the drop on it if I want to just as I can on my old 3Gs. and it doesn't affect my calls nor my data at all.

OK?

Satisfied?

Do you have an iPhone? Which one?

I see new aliases popping up here that seem to be just trolling.

You said it best: You bought a cover and yours works fine.

I am at a loss for words.

I have an iPhone 4 too. Mine's fine too.

Anything else? What else do you want if your phone works fine?