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This speculation may or may not be correct, but you are absurdly naïve if you actually consider it "insanity" to consider that a company may have shipped some n
by bobbyi 16y ago
This speculation may or may not be correct, but you are absurdly naïve if you actually consider it "insanity" to consider that a company may have shipped some number of defective units due to a failure of testing.
- marknutter 16y agoEngineers, most of them likely PHD's, created a phone where the antenna wraps around the outer edges, and it doesn't occur to a single one of them that hands touching it might affect the signal? Does that sound even remotely plausible to you?
- bobbyi 16y agoYes.
- matwood 16y agoThere is a difference between shipping some defective units and shipping a defective design. Some defective units are expected because it happens. Like the other person who replied to your post, I can't imagine an engineering group putting the antenna on the outside and not testing it.