Over at Daring Fireball, they’ve been vigorously defending Apple’s response to the iPhone 4 antenna attenuation issues, on the grounds that it’s not a problem specific to the iPhone 4; all smartphones do it. As a case in point, they reproduced page 13 From the HTC Droid Eris User Manual:
Doesn’t this raise an obvious question: where is the equivalent page in the iPhone 4 manual?
For an informative and entertaining discussion about the iPhone 4 and antenna issues in general, take a listen to This Week in Tech from July 3rd (player below). The panel includes Leo Laporte, Jerry Pournelle, Steve Gibson and Spencer Webb, an actual RF (radio frequency) engineer.
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Over at Daring Fireball, they’ve been vigorously defending Apple’s response to the iPhone 4 antenna attenuation issues, on the grounds that it’s not a problem specific to the iPhone 4; all smartphones do it. As a case in point, they reproduced page 13 From the HTC Droid Eris User Manual:
Doesn’t this raise an obvious question: where is the equivalent page in the iPhone 4 manual?
For an informative and entertaining discussion about the iPhone 4 and antenna issues in general, take a listen to This Week in Tech from July 3rd (player below). The panel includes Leo Laporte, Jerry Pournelle, Steve Gibson and Spencer Webb, an actual RF (radio frequency) engineer.
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