PC world and consumer reports after testing the device extensively reveal the iPhone 4 to be a bad choice for purchase do to several problems. Despite being an attractive and feature intensive device.

Full Article Here

http://tech.ca.msn.com/pcworld-article.aspx?cp-documentid=24852702

My thoughts, well this is hilariously disappointing, that their fix is a stupid case that YOU have to pay for.

How sad, and whats even more sad Lawsuits, which is ridiculous, LIKE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO SUE BECAUSE YOUR NOT HAPPY WITH THE DEVICE. SERIOUSLY? Your going to Loose, it's as easy as returning the phone is it not? hmm, well unless ur on a contract then Apple better comply, and so far it doesn't look like you.

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I'm really glad i didn't buy an iPhone

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Comment by Gibson on July 13, 2010 at 12:33pm: Dam i paid no attention to spelling mistakes and improper grammar to this one, my bad.

Yeah@LT At this point it's likely going to be lawsuits for those who are stuck on contracts, with a phone that has a bad receptions issue, Apple need's to admit a recall and fix this problem, ffs.

Comment by LADYTECH on July 13, 2010 at 8:19am: The solution to the badly reproduced, very expensive iPhone is a piece of ELECTRICAL TAPE over the left bottom side that I guess holds the antenna and when it comes in contact with your hand looses reception. They say to avoid your hand coming in contact and causing intermittent signal loss is DON'T TOUCH THIS AREA OF THE iPHONE. Hello, I need to hold the crap in my hands FFS!
It's just too crappy weird. Didn't they hold it to see that, that WAS/IS a bad place to put the antenna. WTF were they thinking? oh, yeah $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
After the noticing the error, I guess they figured we will have a few desperate fools to buy the first bunch. We make sales and then for the next batch we fix the problem.

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