worldspy - 08.11.11 16:56 Influential ratings and reviews magazine Consumer Reports, which famously refused to recommend both the GSM and CDMA iPhone 4 models due to antenna issues, has now determined to its satisfaction that the iPhone 4S does not suffer from the same issue. The determination means that Consumer Reports is now willing to list the iPhone 4S as a... mehr bei macrumors.com

KMR - 07.08.10 23:31
Update: Something else to think about. During a tour of Apple’s device testing facilities (where Mansfield, but not Papermaster, was present), we were told that the iPhone 4 was being tested for a full two years before its launch. That means it was being tested before Papermaster got to Apple. mehr bei techcrunch.com

KMR - 07.08.10 22:27
Mark Papermaster, the Apple executive in charge of hardware for the company’s flagship iPhone, has left the company in the wake of widely reported problems with the antenna of the recently introduced iPhone 4.
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KMR - 29.07.10 06:29
Next thought: so what’s the scoop here? Biggest problem in the history of all of mobile phones, or minor issue blown way out of proportion by the tech media? Neither, of course. It helps when you paint opposing positions in extreme terms, granted—but the media really does have a bias toward sensationalist reporting. mehr bei chipotle.tumblr.com

KMR - 22.07.10 06:31
It would have been too much for Steve Jobs just to say "I'm sorry."


Deep down, we all knew that would never happen. In the world of Steve Jobs, after all, everything is "beautiful," "magical," and "revolutionary." "Flawed" doesn't exactly fit into that flowery-adjective-filled utopia. mehr bei pcworld.com

KMR - 20.07.10 19:22
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, the gang behind the first iPhone 4 banned video have come up with another that Apple didn't want you to see. This time we learn what really went down with the iPhone 4's antenna issues, according to 9to5 Mac. mehr bei maclife.com

KMR - 18.07.10 21:57
Rewind the clock to June 7th 2010. Steve’s on stage at the WWDC in San Francisco. He’s introducing the iPhone 4 and proudly shows off the new external antenna design. Antennae actually, there are two of them wrapped around the side. Steve touts the very Apple-like combination of function (better reception), and form (elegant design). mehr bei mondaynote.com

Interaktiv - 17.07.10 12:39
Apple lud gestern zu einer großen Pressekonferenz ein, die sich komplett dem Thema der Empfangsprobleme auf dem iPhone 4 gewidmet hat. Die Veranstaltung begann mit dem “The iPhone Antenna Song”, ein Lied über die Antennen-Probleme des neuesten Apple-Smartphones iPhone 4. mehr bei xn--iphone-knig-yfb.de

worldspy - 17.07.10 11:42
RIM co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie:


Apple’s attempt to draw RIM into Apple’s self-made debacle is unacceptable. Apple’s claims about RIM products appear to be deliberate attempts to distort the public’s understanding of an antenna design issue and to deflect attention from Apple’s difficult situation.


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worldspy - 17.07.10 01:00
Part of Apple’s defense is their argument that most other smartphones can lose signal strength when held in certain ways, and they’ve shot videos of a bunch of smartphones losing bars when being “held wrong”. They showed three of these videos during the press conference today: the BlackBerry Bold 9700, HTC Droid Eris, and Samsung Omnia II. mehr bei apple.com