Apple says iPhone 4 problem is software based and will issue an upgrade in a few weeks

22. matt1q2aw3 (unregistered) posted on 02 Jul 2010, 13:00 0 0

Where is "ILOVEIPHONE25" to defend apple... He/she is usually early in on these comments

28. de 2 philly posted on 02 Jul 2010, 13:32 0 0

"fake bars in more places"

35. iHateCrapple posted on 02 Jul 2010, 16:53 0 0

He got pwned hardcore in a different article so he might be crying himself to sleep right about now, besides theres nothing you can defend here lol

40. wade1968 posted on 02 Jul 2010, 18:54 0 0

hi matt. the new Iphone was pushed to stores to soon.Apple trying to keep up with the compatision, went to fast with their new phone.The problems are not the phone, but everything they tried to put into the phone.

55. PhoneLuver posted on 05 Jul 2010, 09:22 0 0

I think it's a sign that Apple is maturing. Traditionally Apple produced products for a rather small niche market. This gave them the time to test, perfect their products and really think out of the box. However, as they've become more popular especially after the original iPhone they no longer have those luxuries. They now have to bow to the same pressures all other "mainstream" companies have to! In many ways they are in the position Microsoft was in a few years ago.. With product deadlines and the pressure to be first to market, innovation becomes more and more difficult! Let's hope that these errors can be minimized and eliminated. I truly admire the company for its commitment to excellence! I believe that Apple's main contribution to the market is that it's raised the bar of products consumers can expect. We can see that in products like the Nexus one and Motorola droid. Let's see what WP can offer and if Nokia can remain relevant in future.. They SERIOUSLY need to work on their P.R. though!

39. hornetmx posted on 02 Jul 2010, 17:44 0 0

WHAT??????? You have been defending from the start and now you go out like that? dissapointing. Understandable but dssapointing.

43. ilia1986 posted on 02 Jul 2010, 23:50 0 0

Well, they promised a software fixed on monday, remember? So they deserve a bit of a punishment in terms of bad internet opinion on some remote phone site out there..

48. wade1968 posted on 04 Jul 2010, 15:39 0 0

Sorry ilia 1986 i read what you typed to fast and hit the minus key.

33. E.N. posted on 02 Jul 2010, 16:25 0 0

I'm getting the same kind of feeling.

45. DonkeyPunched posted on 03 Jul 2010, 01:55 0 0

I still don't understand how they messed this up. I mean, they are expected of so much from everyone that something like this shouldn't have been a problem. They've made 3 generations, so how could they screw up the fourth one?

49. wade1968 posted on 04 Jul 2010, 15:40 0 0

Apple went to fast trying to make everyone happy. And to keep up with HTC.

5. BlackberryUser posted on 02 Jul 2010, 11:06 0 0

This really has nothing to do with the class action law suit. The law suit is for the antenna problem the article clearly says hasn't been addressed.

11. iHateCrapple posted on 02 Jul 2010, 12:02 0 0

Okay so they adopt a new signal formula to mask the problem so when you grip the phone it still LOOKS like it has signal...Thats just my speculation and opinion, we'll see what happens.

30. E.N. posted on 02 Jul 2010, 16:19 0 0

I hope this works out. Like in some places I had 1-2 bars with other AT&T phones but my iPhone showed 5 full bars and dropped all the way to 1 if I hold it. It doesn't change the fact that the signal is 1 bar now, but maybe it was suppose to be at 2 bars to begin with anyways. And I did a quick little test where I did the death grip when driving in the back seat of a car. I death gripped my iPhone the entire time and instead of staying at 1 bar the whole time like you'd expect with the death grip, the signal would actually go up depending on my location. But we'll see what happens later I guess.

31. E.N. posted on 02 Jul 2010, 16:23 0 0

I'm getting the same kind of feeling.

32. E.N. posted on 02 Jul 2010, 16:24 0 0

I'm getting the same kind of feeling.