They're going to announce that anyone with too much body capacitance will not be allowed to buy an iPhone.
Steve Jobs said:
Steve ain't kidding about the bay area and towers. I am very familiar with the issues that Clear is having with their deployment of WiMAX which is entering year three of the bay are build out. Most area have these issues.
Dude your droids do it too. But I can't tell you where to touch it.
If you watch the youtube video and learn the right spot to touch, you will be able to degrade reception. Nobody is forcing you to buy this thing, and everybody who has bought one can return it for a full refund. And the little rubber bumper that keeps your hand from touching the spot in the manner you learned about from the youtube video is now free for every iphone 4 owner, including refunds for those who already paid for one.
I sure can't. There are irrational Apple haters out there. I was playing with the IP4 last night. Right along side it was my Motorola Milestone (UMTS/GSM version of the Verizon Droid).
Well, that's what it is, for sure. The problem is that Steve Jobs essentially told everyone that they were making up a problem, but the problem does exist, but no one had actually experienced it.
Configurable.
No need for drivers, it mounts as a usb drive when attached.
How is that different from what I said?
I didn't listen to the press conference, so I don't know what he said, but it does seem like this is more of a theoretical problem than a problem that's actually causing hardship in the real world.
SkyHog said:
I think the Consumer Reports article was a proof of the validity of the problem.
A "bumper" is a case.
Did they come to their conclusion by monitoring the usage patterns of users, or did they watch the youtube video, touch the phone like they're instructed to, and then see what happens? If the latter, then how does this provide any new information?
You should tell Steve Jobs that. He is of a different opinion (according to the conference).
It is? I thought it was an impression built over years of experience with their product. Are you sure your accusation of fanboyism isn't just fanboyism getting in the way?
Not with the Mac OS it does not work with the USB cable. It comes up with an error and you don't see it at all. You can hook it up with Bluetooth.
Motorola Customer Service said:
If you get the right type of weak coverage one can. You can't just do that on the iP4 either. You need to be on fringe coverage. All phones will have a desense issue when you get your hand on them.
How??
Nick you know not what you are talking about.
I know you work for motorola, but this doesn't make any sense.
Are you saying that you are plugging your Droid into a Mac that is running OS-X and it is working fine?
I am still waiting to hear how you changed the icon size too.
BTW what I posted was from a Moto-tech, nothing you posted was form a tech, it is just the support forum chat from users. Even they did not have a solution.
Like I said the only difference between the Droid and the Milestone is the air interface. Your claim that they are not "in any way shape or form" similar is a mistake. A Steve Jobs type mistake?
Video is uploading at the moment. Perhaps we're talking different things.
Sure sounds like you were not even acknowledging they were the same color and were mixing up the Milestone with the pre-full-Android OS's.
Got it.
Is there some readon you will not answer my questions on how you got it to work nor how you can make the icons bigger?Apparently it doesn't connect to OSX?
The USB will loosen up, give it time. That sodding camera button gets in the way for me too. But on the iTouch the standby button is in the way. I am not sure if there is ever a good spot for those little buttons on any platform. At least it is better than the fracking volume buttons on the Razr that would get pushed when the phone was in your pocket and kill the ringer volume. They finally fixed that with a software update after we all threatened to physical harm to the s/w dev group.
