Consumer Reports has revealed that it cannot recommend Apple's iPhone 4 handset following tests on the model's reported signal problems, adding that AT&T Inc. is not the main culprit. The respected nonprofit organization publishes guides on all kinds of products and makes recommendations to consumers.
The publication tested the iPhone 3GS, Palm Pre and other handsets too and said none ... [ read the full article ]
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Originally posted by Hyasuma: nice, i hope the iphone 4g drop dead
its actually not a 4g. its just called iphone 4.
umm, I know. yea i forgot that they HAD named it iphone 4g because of 3g, 3gs, and they just called it iphone 4 now ( at least thats what I remembered). the only 4g phone that is out is Evo. which I own...@-@
Problem with many smartphones, are that most of them are developed with multimedia features in mind, and then they just cram in a crappy attenna. That's why it's better to stick to companies that have been in the cellphone business for a long time (Samsung, HTC, Motorolla, RIM,etc), not Apple; who have only been in the smartphone business for over 3 years, and overprice their poorly quality made, feature lacking products.
I've still yet to find why millions of people are obsesed with their products. Probably the exact same people that spend their entire life on Facebook, Twitter, saying "like" "wow" and "oh my God" 40 times in one sentence, and spend $60+ a month at Starbucks. Although there are a crap load of people like that...
Originally posted by mike.m: Problem with many smartphones, are that most of them are developed with multimedia features in mind, and then they just cram in a crappy attenna. That's why it's better to stick to companies that have been in the cellphone business for a long time (Samsung, HTC, Motorolla, RIM,etc), not Apple; who have only been in the smartphone business for over 3 years, and overprice their poorly quality made, feature lacking products.
I've still yet to find why millions of people are obsesed with their products. Probably the exact same people that spend their entire life on Facebook, Twitter, saying "like" "wow" and "oh my God" 40 times in one sentence, and spend $60+ a month at Starbucks. Although there are a crap load of people like that...
Finally a post with true commin sense. Good one mike.m
