Well, I, for one, still have an iPhone 4. Never updated on 4s (or 5). Never had any reception problems that I can recall (i.e not getting through a call). It m

Well, I, for one, still have an iPhone 4. Never updated on 4s (or 5). Never had any reception problems that I can recall (i.e not getting through a call). It might be that I get a good signal where I live and work (and in 2 different countries, neither of which is the states). So, YMMV. But, I do remember iPhone 4 owners actually reporting LESS dropped calls than iPhone 3GS: "iPhone 4 owners are reporting fewer dropped calls than iPhone 3GS owners": http://www.tuaw.com/2010/08/04/report-iphone-4-owners-report-fewer-dropped-calls-than-iphone-3/ http://www.tuaw.com/2010/08/04/report-iphone-4-owners-report... And after the media noise blew out, there weren't any complains about it --as if the forums and people forgot all about it--, just people using their phones. And AT&T could be to blame, not the iPhone. For: ""According to a March study by ChangeWave Research, AT&T is the reason the iPhone drops calls. Users of the Verizon iPhone 4 reported a 1.8% dropped-call rate, the same rate as users of other Verizon phones. Users of the AT&T iPhone 4 reported a 4.8% dropped-call rate, 2.7 times the rate of Verizon iPhone users.""