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At the moment they are saying it's not just the iPhone4 that has an antenna problem
Antennagate -- that doesn't seem like a good thing if you can make the bars go down by touching the phone. Well we first learned that this doesn't just happen to the iPhone. Nokia, Motorola... other phones have this issue. But we didn't trust the videos on YouTube, we started doing our own testing... here's what we discovered.
"So what have we learned? Smartphones have weak spots -- this isn't just the iPhone 4, it's all phones. Next, some really interesting data from AppleCare, we looked at the statistics, we asked what's the percentage of all iPhone 4 users that have called AppleCare about the antenna or reception, or anything near reception problems. Because you would have thought 'Jesus, it must be a lot of users complaining about this' -- So what percentage have called AppleCare? 0.55% Just one half of one percent."
Liveblog of the conference from Engadget - if you want to read the whole thing (which starts at the foot of the page, for your convenience) don't turn autorefresh on until you've made it back to the top
Just seeing if hacking the query string to refresh more often than 60s works... apparently not
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