The long awaited iphone 4 was unveiled at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, june 7th 2010 by CEO Steve Jobs.
You could imagine how many people had been waiting for it.
Though most of the excitement had been snatched away by leaks of the new phone there were still a few features we hadn’t heard of as of yet.
The new phone with a capacity of 16GB was going out for 199 dollars while the 32GB model was priced at 299 dollars on a monthly contract plan. It is less than 10mm thick compared with 12mm for the 3GS last year. The screen has roughly four times as much detail as before. There is also a front-facing camera, which could be used for videoconferencing, in addition to one on the back for pictures. "Jobs called it the biggest leap since the original iPhone".
It was expected in the United States to go on sale June 24th, 2010 and pre-orders to be taken in France, Germany, Japan, and the UK, beginning June 15.
After its release apple thought they had a success on their hands with a sale of more than 1.7 million Phones in the device’s first three days at market.
It would seem they missed the “small” little detail!
The Antenna problem!
All you hear from blog to blog, videos and YouTube is the connection has issues. Some people don’t mind while others just won’t stand for it.
I can admit I have tested it myself being an owner myself, I have noticed when I grasped the phone on the two specific edges that it would normally be held at while making calls, that the bars do in fact drop.
I’ve seen funny comments such as use tape it will work like a charm!
Ask yourself this would you put tape on your brand new Ferrari to hold up your bumper??
Apple had decided to come to some sort of an agreement on giving out phone bumpers and cases to help, which I thought was only right.
I can handle the fact that I need a case to protect against signal loss, and I am sure many others as well, because when you think about it, you were going to protect your phone anyways!
But please apple the next time you try and sell your products please do full testing before selling maintenance work!
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