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1 edit | I have Iphone 4 and let me tell about experience So far I am pleased with it. I ordered free case though because its better to protect expensive investment anyway.
The only glitch I noticed when I turn off 3G, I may in some areas hear buzz or static noise in internal speakerphone. In areas where I had full 5 bars I did not hear any of that.
I took to Apple Genius Squad and they diagnosed it and found no hardware problems. They told me sometimes resetting iOS may fix problem.
Overall its great device and I notice it gets better reception than my old Curve 8310 (anytime I switch manually to 2G but usually don't really need to) |
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| your statement did not help apple 1 bit. it just proves that apple product owners will will believe anything they're told by iemployees and ijobs. |
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| reply to chgo_man99
That's GSM, when you're off the 3G (HSPA) network. |
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said by nanaki333:your statement did not help apple 1 bit. it just proves that apple product owners will will believe anything they're told by iemployees and ijobs. so blackberry owners believe anything theyre told by bemployers and bjobs. Try product before you criticize. The majority of sales do go due to valid reasons |
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Yeah, but as I mentioned I never experienced that interference buzz with another phone. Except dropped conversations where I had weak signal.
I wonder if anyone ever had with other phone. |
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| It may just mean that the speaker on the iPhone 4 is not as well shielded. That's a common problem with car and computers speakers and GSM phones. If they are shielded well, you won't hear it.
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 Steve BPremium
join:2004-08-02
Seattle, WA
1 edit | reply to chgo_man99
Collegeboy.....what an ironic name after what I've read. At any rate, BBs doesn't need to tell their people/customers anything. BBs already have a strong proven track record with their equipment. The iPhone does not. |
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LOL. Nice avatar. |
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 en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | reply to chgo_man99
Its typically only noticeable on GSM 850. You 'may' have been using 1900MHz during previous times. |
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 ff1324Everybody Goes HomePremium
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said by Steve B:Collegeboy.....what an ironic name after what I've read. At any rate, BBs doesn't need to tell their people/customers anything. BBs already have a strong proven track record with their equipment. The iPhone does not. Bah...disagree with this one. BB does email VERY well, but the BB Curves we had were pure crap. The tech support people went as far as to tell us we had to pull the battery every day or two to reset the phone for it to work properly. Uhhh..no!
Haven't had the same problems with our iPhones.
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Steve BPremium
join:2004-08-02
Seattle, WA | said by ff1324:said by Steve B:Collegeboy.....what an ironic name after what I've read. At any rate, BBs doesn't need to tell their people/customers anything. BBs already have a strong proven track record with their equipment. The iPhone does not. Bah...disagree with this one. BB does email VERY well, but the BB Curves we had were pure crap. The tech support people went as far as to tell us we had to pull the battery every day or two to reset the phone for it to work properly. Uhhh..no! Haven't had the same problems with our iPhones. Good point....lol, here is something to think about too. You couldn't pull the battery with iPhones even if you wanted to. =) |
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 jtudorXm 60's On 6 FreakPremium,MVM
join:2002-12-07
Morganton, NC | said by Steve B:Good point....lol, here is something to think about too. You couldn't pull the battery with iPhones even if you wanted to. =) True Dat!
So someone tell me how do you do a hard reset on an iPhone?
And don't say they never need a hard reset.
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 HangmnDon't Fight It...It's InevitablePremium
join:2000-04-08
Philadelphia, PA | Yanno what? I can pull the battery out of my Samsung Captivate..if I had too, but I don't. Oh and I can hold it anyway I want..but according to Jobs all cells have an antenna issue..except mine? If I put my dog's feces up for sale and called it an iturd some apple moron would buy it..of this I am CERTAIN.
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| reply to jtudor
Press and hold the sleep/wake and home buttons together for about 10 seconds. I had to do this a few times with my new iPhone 4, but not since updating it to iOS 4.1. |
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