Debate continues over the iPhone 4 antenna problem as the device launches in 17 additional countries today.
A new report from the UK says that the iPhone 4's antenna-related problems are more severe than those of other smartphones singled out by Apple.
When Apple launched the iPhone 4 and its FaceTime videoconference feature, it didn't take long for adult-entertainment companies to develop video-sex chat services and start hiring workers through Craigslist.
Source:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38468238/ns/technology_and_science-wireless/
Hoping to put "antennagate" behind it, Apple is launching the iPhone in 17 more international markets on Friday, July 30 - including Australia and Canada.
Source:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/apple-pushing-iphone-4-to-17-more-countries-friday/
Chances are if you have an iPhone 4, want an iPhone 4, or can spell iPhone 4, youve heard about AntennaGate.
The synopsis is this: Touching both sides of the external antenna that cleverly wraps the phone is claimed to diminish the signal, negatively impacting operation. Apple is trying to rectify this with free cases for all iPhone 4 owners.
Source:
http://www.testfreaks.com/blog/information/free-iphone-4-cases-choices/
While Apple has been busy playing damage control on the antenna issues with its iPhone 4, Motorola has been clearing some headway of its own with the launch of the Droid X, which sold out on it's first day on the market.
Source:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/motorola’s-droid-x-sells-out-on-day-one/
