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![]() http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/13/te...apple.html?hpw "Consumer Reports, America’s trusted source of product reviews, said it would not recommend the iPhone 4 because of a hardware flaw with its antenna that sometimes resulted in dropped calls. "... its antenna, which is built into a steel band that encases the phone. "After users reported problems with signal strength and dropped calls when they touched the lower-left portion of the phone, however, Apple suggested that consumers hold the phone differently or use one of many bumpers to insulate the antenna. It also said that all phones suffered from similar problems when they were cradled a certain way. "These comments were widely laughed at in gadget blogs. " Just thought I would submit this to the Laughing Academy. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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