> Of course, I could downgrade the OS back to a previous version. That is, if I wanted to go through a long, involved, and potentially brickifying process. But

> Of course, I could downgrade the OS back to a previous version. That is, if I wanted to go through a long, involved, and potentially brickifying process. But I shouldn’t have to do that. Cry me a river. I bet it would have taken less time to downgrade than it took to write that post. And there's not much risk of bricking. (He seems to think his phone is unbearably slow now, so why not?) He also never mentions attempting to do a restore, which has fixed the problem for a lot people. There's obviously just something buggy that'll likely get fixed with 4.1. In the meantime, how many of these trivial stories are going to get FPed on HN? (In fairness, this has probably affected more people than Antennagate. I just can't believe every tech issue is getting trotted out here like it's an Apple bug reporting tool. This isn't even a new problem.)