A little while back there was quite a stir being caused by the antenna problem with the iPhone 4. People were up in arms over the fact that their brand new iPhones were dropping calls.
Apple scrambled to fix the problem. First by offering free cases, then with an iOS update they said improved signal strength. These seemed like just band aids and were alright temporary solutions but something more needed to be done. But as time has gone by, the problem seems to be fading. Less people are reporting dropped calls. And reports came out saying that there were no more dropped calls with the iPhone 4 than there were with the iPhone 3GS. Lots of possible reasons exist. AT&T could have very well been over their head with too many customers and not a good enough infrastructure. Then there's the whole media possibility. There's no doubt that there are a ton more media outlets now, like blogs, to blow stories out of proportion than there were several years ago when the iPhone 3GS came out. eWeek.com has come up with 10 reasons why the problem is fading from our memory. It's definitely worth checking out, here's the link. And if you'd like a chance to get your hands on the new iPhone here's your chance. Click here to find out how you can win an iPhone 4.
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