Apple letter about iPhone 4

Post by glhaynes » Fri, Jul 02, 2010, 9:01 PM UTC

bjoernw wrote: post #138

ttol wrote: post #32

I could care less about the signal problem. The proximity sensor thing is insanely annoying. I am much much more likely to end the call or put it on mute than I am to drop the call due to reception issues. I've exchanged the phone once already and the replacement phone has the same issue. At first, I thought it was my face (shape? texture?), or the way I was holding it (am I suppose to push it with force against my e…

For now just lock the phone with the top button during every call. The antenna seems to be a much bigger issue and possibly even a hardware problem whereas the proximity sensor issue sounds like a calibration problem.

Post by ashitvora » Sat, Jul 03, 2010, 2:03 AM UTC

Post by boredguy8 » Sat, Jul 03, 2010, 6:03 AM UTC

jgfoot wrote: post #144

boredguy8 wrote: post #52

http://www.fakesteve.net/2010/06/there-is-no-spoon.html "Probably the biggest thing I’ve taught the team at Apple is that people never know what they’re supposed to think about anything. This is true in Hollywood, in the book business, in the art world, in politics. And especially in technology. "So we put out a new phone and everyone is sitting there wondering what they should think about it. What I realized many ye…

Fake Steve was eerily prescient here. From June 24: "First of all, this is not a big issue. If you’re experiencing this, most likely it’s not the phone at all — most likely you’re just living in a place where there’s bad reception, in which case the solution is simple: you need to move." http://www.fakesteve.net/2010/06/you-assholes-need-to-stop-s... Compare that to the real thing: "Users observing a drop of several…