Jobs stated that all phones lose signal when held in a certain way, he did not say "normally". Further, according to the only hard data I've ever seen (from Ap

Jobs stated that all phones lose signal when held in a certain way, he did not say "normally". Further, according to the only hard data I've ever seen (from Apple) it looks like less than 1% of users of the phone actually experience this issue. If what you say is true, how are the other 99.9% of users holding the phone exactly, if not normally? >Now he says that all phones have the same problems that are caused by this unique antenna design. That's a misrepresentation. He said they have a unique antenna, and he said that all smart phones have an issue when held a certain way. So you could interpret it that iPhone 4 has a superior antenna design, but it can be shorted by normal use so it ends up being equal.