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Would that change the validity of either (a) my initial argument that Apple made an error, or (b) my correct observation that somebody was commenting on an issu
by kenthorvath 16y ago
Would that change the validity of either (a) my initial argument that Apple made an error, or (b) my correct observation that somebody was commenting on an issue with which he or she may not have any first-hand experience?
Notice I never argued that Apple's error was severe enough that the only rational recourse was to return the phone itself. So, perhaps I did; perhaps I didn't. It's just not relevant.
- towndrunk 16y agoI was just curious if you did or not. No need to be sensitive about it.
- kenthorvath 16y agoApologies. For whatever reason, perhaps because online discussions tend to take on a point-counterpoint structure, I sometimes misinterpret comments. I did not, in fact, return my phone. The bumper has fixed most of the issue, though it is still not an elegant solution. I very much suspect that Apple will have a hardware based fix, in the near future. Even if they don't, I get relatively good signal where I am, and so am not usually affected. Still, I have had "searching for signal" issues that would go away when I held the phone differently. -Cheers