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Audio problem found on some Apple iPhone 4S units

0. phoneArena posted on 03 Jan 2012, 23:38

The Apple Support Communities Forum is beginning to hear from a number of Apple iPhone 4S users complaining about audio problems while on a call; the problem is that the person getting the call can hear the caller but not the other way around...

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1. Nickmfnjackson posted on 03 Jan 2012, 23:55 7 6

A as Android user, i'm tired of hearing every single flaw about the iPhone. My sgs2 re started like three times in a row today (probably because of my crappy aftermarket battery) but we know its not perfect so why is every malfunction always made a big deal?

5. hector93 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 00:33 7 1

Because the iPhone is supposed to be PERFECT.

6. SleepingOz posted on 04 Jan 2012, 00:37 7 1

That's actually what they pretend it to be.. haha

7. ivanko34 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 01:36 1 6

Everybody is tired of the "iPhone bug of the week"

9. remixfa posted on 04 Jan 2012, 02:15 3 5

actually, we have a betting pool.

anyone have "cant hear them calling bug" as the weekly bet? you win! :)

23. andro. posted on 04 Jan 2012, 13:47 1 0

Funny thing I said weeks ago that this silent call bug existed and was rampant in iphone 4s and that we have had alot of angry customers in my shop looking to return their faulty iphones as a result,and all i got here on phonearena was abuse from sad ifans like taco that 'it didn't exist'.

Still though I'm delight to see the iphone being reported as actually being faulty again!

2. christianqwerty posted on 04 Jan 2012, 00:15 3 0

This happens to me, but pressing the speaker button , then un pressing it fixes it for me, simple fix,

3. SleepingOz posted on 04 Jan 2012, 00:20 6 2

iBug of the week 's back!

4. medalaster01 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 00:26 1 0

Same problem with my iPhone 4s but actually it is the mute that gets pressed when ever i take a call it happens 5/10 times so i am being extra careful when i lift a call now.

8. RamyRamz69 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 01:43 4 7

And that is why my friends I would never waste money in getting an Apple product. Funny how my iFanboy friend yesterday told me all Android phones are full of bugs and lagg XD

18. xoutrageousx posted on 04 Jan 2012, 08:06 1 2

your friend is right...and i used to be an android user.

19. RamyRamz69 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 09:45 3 2

Ah so the latest version you tried was Eclair 2.1 on a single core 800 MHZ device with 350 MB of RAM? :P

10. manuell3g posted on 04 Jan 2012, 03:51 1 1

seriously am beginning to think people just come here to lie about phones they dont use and hate. i have been using my htc inspire 4g with miui rom for months now and havent witnessed a single lag or bug..android is smooth n non laggy compared to my friends iphone 3gs.

12. SlimSoulja86 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 06:14 2 0

I stand to be corrected. iPhones dont lag 2 much unlike Android due to so much an Android phone goes thru. Think about those live wallpapers, while you're still posting you new status on facebook, you get a string of notifications from Whatsapp, twitter, etc. So in my opinion, i think if Android devices were using iOS, they would be extra smooth due to the simplicity and lack of customization, widgets, live wallpapers and so on.

#iStandToBeCorrected.

11. BlazinEmperor posted on 04 Jan 2012, 06:10 1 0

Android Is Smooth? Really? The only smooth experience i've had on Android was with a Samsung Galaxy S2, though it lags at times when navigating through homescreens, but HTC, LG, S.E... All show so much lag even when it's a high-end device.

13. SlimSoulja86 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 06:18 2 0

Lets be honest here, If iPad or iPhone was running Android, it'll be a nightmare. Android runs alot of thing while iOS doesnt. I think we need to get that out of the way as much as we all love our beloved tasty fruit. Like I said, if all Android devices were running an iOS, they would be smoother than iDevices

#AniFanWithDaDifference

20. remixfa posted on 04 Jan 2012, 10:31 1 3

u know that makes no sense right? The i4 and the SGS1 are the same phone internally. The SGS1 had a newer GPU, but the CPU, ram, and everything else was identical. Samsung makes the bulk of the internals of the iphones for a reason. Apple wants the best parts. Those parts come from Sammy.

21. SlimSoulja86 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 12:39 0 0

....And then I was like "Was that reply for me?" #FullStopExclamation lol....

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25. frydaexiii posted on 05 Jan 2012, 00:34 0 0

I agree here, iFans need to learn the difference between "optimized" and "Lack of functions"

16. RamyRamz69 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 06:43 2 0

Lol what? Are you sure you didn't mistake the HTC and SE phones with cheap chinese copies?

14. BlazinEmperor posted on 04 Jan 2012, 06:30 0 0

iOS is a highly optimised OS, just the same way Nokia optimises Symbian... But Google can't start optimising Android for each OEM, that will be a huge task, that's why u can even see an Android device lagging even when it's brand new, they rely on heavy hardware to offer an acceptable performance, that's why I discourage people from buying Low End/Mid Range Android phones, you'll only end up scavenging the whole internet for a LAG FIX.

15. BlazinEmperor posted on 04 Jan 2012, 06:33 0 0

If you stay in the U.S & you can't afford a High-End Android phone, then you better join the WP7 train, atleast you're sure of a buttery smooth performance even on mid-range hardware.

17. tbar posted on 04 Jan 2012, 07:49 1 0

If a WP 7 phone had a bug like this, people would be calling for the execution of Steve B. Since is Apple, it's acceptable. ("This happens to me, but pressing the speaker button , then un pressing it fixes it for me, simple fix,"). Amazing. I've got to give it to Apple. They have built a fanbase (including this site - a few??? 109 pages of a forum isn't a few) that simply ignores their bugs. I personally don't want a phone that doesn't do the most basic function of a phone without a workaround. That's just crazy.

22. SlimSoulja86 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 12:42 0 0

True Dat!

24. taz89 posted on 04 Jan 2012, 14:58 0 0

must be a MISTAKE...apple dont create products that are not perfect lol PA get ready to be sued....joking aside every phone has bugs,unless you buy a ''dumb'' phone then expect a few bugs here and there.

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