It is difficult to take issue with a new (or upgraded) product launch that nears 2 million sales in three days, but there are a lot of reports concerning problems with the iPhone 4, regardless of the number of sales.
Rumors about the iPhone on Verizon have gained a focus and that’s January of next year, though no one that could be cornered and questioned has stepped forward to confirm or disavow the story. Given all of the pain AT&T’s experienced, if there is to be a vPhone, Verizon’s going to test the bejesus out of it, so perhaps one of those mobile web metrics companies will provide us with the verification we all crave.
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Over the weekend, the Daily Mail published a story that the new iPhone handset was going to be recalled, big news indeed. Unfortunately for them, it was based on a Twitter account that is clearly marked a parody.
Last week, an optimistic iPhone 4 sales guestimate was in the 1.5-million unit range with 1 million thought to be a more realistic figure. Now, however, the company has announced that eager buyers in cities around have snapped more than 1.7 million iPhone 4s.
Have you found iOS 4 not all it’s cracked up to be? Perhaps you bricked your iPhone 3G or your beloved iPhone 3GS now can’t hold a call? Hey, these things happen, but there is a way out and it’s not too difficult to get back to iPhone 3.1.3.
The iPhone 4 sold like hot cakes on its first day, but that was the Apple faithful running out to buy it? We’ve gathered up the summaries of 40 iPhone 4 reviews to help you separate the fact from fiction when it comes to the newest version of the iPhone.
Whether this issue is a truly grave one or just so much blogger link bait, the media is keenly tuned to anything purporting to be about Apple’s latest smartphone. Thereupon, Apple appears ready to play along as rumors of an imminent software patch wriggle free.
As it transpires, there really is a problem with reception on the iPhone 4, an undocumented feature of it’s new wraparound steel antenna, though it looks like Apple is spinning it as a problem with how users hold the phone.
Never mind the pre-order meltdown, iPhone fans are out in force today, queueing for their chance to purchase Apple’s latest and, by most estimates, greatest smartphone to date. With well over a half-million pre-ordered last week, Apple could, assuming they have product, to sell another 400,000 units today.
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