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Here’s the thing, out the front of my home there is a vortex of Next G misery — every time I pull my car in front of my house for the past five years, Blackberry, Nokia, First three iPhones — the call was cut mercilessly. You could set your watch by it. Regardless of phone, on the best network in the world, my call dropped.
Enter the iPhone 4.
For the first time in four years, the call kept going
even with news that its broken you still cant get stock anywhere... surprising, isnt it ?
And no recall. How strange.
Of course. If you're getting great signal, a loss of 10dB or so won't even register as a dropped bar or whatever. But if you have weak signal it can make a big difference.I had to laugh when one journo told Steve Jobs that he can't reproduce the weak antennae signal on his Blackberry that Steve mentioned. Steve's answer : "It only happens in 'certain' areas."
And no recall. How strange.
That was sarcasm ...![]()
Most people are very happy about the iPhone 4's reception. In fact the consensus is that it's a better antenna than previous iPhones, because it's external, but also more prone to signal drop than most phones (because it's external) Of course any skin or bumper mitigates this.