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An extremely well written interview, the best yet. Apple's decision to remove the Field Test from i0S4, the introduction of the iPhone Bumper case, and the comp
by Greyface 16y ago
An extremely well written interview, the best yet. Apple's decision to remove the Field Test from i0S4, the introduction of the iPhone Bumper case, and the complete disregard to the numerous complaints so far has heightened my suspicions that they were well aware of the problems with the external antenna but assumed they could get away with it.
- sree_nair 16y agoI think you meant "Review". Yes, Extremely detailed.
- sabj 16y agoI think they assumed very correctly. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/06/28iphone.html http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/06/28iphone.html. What gets me the most of this situation is not the "lovely smartphone, terrible at making calls" dichotomy, because that's not really new to me... it's the response that Apple gave ("Steve Jobs" saying 'hold it differently or get a case') and the fact that so many people consider this both appropriate and in fact defensible as a paradigm / response.
- rimantas 16y agoWhere did you get the "terrible at making calls" part from? BTW, is this piece by NOKIA considered inappropriate too: http://funsizebytes.com/post/745721120/instructions-from-my-nokia-2320-which-boil-down-to http://funsizebytes.com/post/745721120/instructions-from-my-... ?
- sabj 16y ago"terrible" is, fairly, an exaggeration. I just meant to emphasize that, in comparison with the great features it offers as a technology device, it has rarely been considered superlative for its voice telephony featureset in any particular regard - be it voice quality, signal strength, etc. Common problems in fact, are often reported on all those fronts by people I know with iPhones (and me when talking to them). Combine with AT&T woes, add hyperbole, and you have my assessment.