iPhone 4 loses connection when held in hand

[Pineberry]

Apparantly the antenna's reception is severely disturbed by skin contact, Apple does not see a problem

[GearBoxClock]

Apple is rapidly declining, hardware-wise at least.

[screwdriver_clock]

From real world tests not just "Omg bars dropping" tests, while the available "bars" fluctuates due to hand position, people are experiencing fewer dropped calls, even in the NYC area where it's usually impossible to use a phone.

Not trying to play it up but it's really just people trying to hate on it for something. Apple def could handle it better but i'm not their CEO nor would I want HIV.

[VCRClock]

the NYC area where it's usually impossible to use a phone

Where are you getting this?

[ProqagandaClock]

I hate Apple and Mac, I just do. I don't care if they're great. I just hate them, their products and the people who feel a need to express their love for Apple.

[screwdriver_clock]

I hate Apple and Mac, I just do. I don't care if they're great. I just hate them, their products and the people who feel a need to express their love for Apple.

And I dislike the people who make such a big fuss over someone else having an opinion that differs. But I don't go out and rage about it every day silly

Also the whole NYC comment is based on various shit from stuff like engadget conducting surveys and tech reviewers. Not exactly the most accurate but eh.

[Pineberry]

I have never used an iPhone and don't know if the claims are true, it's just so funny to me that when someone says "Your new product stops working when it's touched" your reaction is "we don't see a problem with that".

It goes so well with the douchebag image Apple has been growing into the last decade, especially since the release of the iPod.

This is how you comment on YouTube, not how you react to customers.

In the second link, the third picture, mister Jobs is totally right. However, reacting to a goddamn paying customer like that is disgraceful.

Also, the fact apple devices append which device it was sent from is somehow more irksome than the ads Hotmail (used to?) append to it's emails.