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Did you notice RIM didn't deny it?
by sigzero 16y ago
Did you notice RIM didn't deny it?
- grandalf 16y agoI can't reproduce it on my bb curve 9800
- edster 16y agopoint? <sorry, inside joke to one of grandalf other comments>
- grandalf 16y agoHah. Well, I followed the procedure blackberry that I read causes the bars to decrease in the iphone 4. There was no decrease whatsoever.
- megablast 16y agoDo you understand that this is related not just to how you hold the phone, but where you are and what reception you are getting. There are plenty of people (most?) that can not produce this on the iphones either.
- grandalf 16y agoI wasn't attempting to insinuate that all iPhone 4G's are easy to trigger this in, but I wanted to defend Blackberry from the unfair attack by Apple. I have had a few Blackberries and none have ever had any noticeable hand position related signal loss across a variety of signal strength and location environments.
- megablast 16y agoHow is this an unfair attack? It is not an attack at all, it is simple physics. All phones have this problem, the media are focusing on just one phone, because it is more newsworthy. Apple are saying it is a problem with most phones out there, the iPhone is no different. You really see that as an attack.
- Bud 16y agoGlad someone else actually bothered to notice ANY of the relevant facts. RIM quite obviously did not address the factual allegation that Apple made. They just blustered a lot. That's telling.