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by jjfitz

Apple didn't solve the problem. Owners just covered it up. But that doesn't mean that it was not released without a serious design flaw.
So much for the power of No.

by jjfitz

see Apple is winning - the power of No.
The crazy idea is that Apple held off on the release of the white iPhone until it was ready (designed well).
My argument is how do you reconcile that with releasing a product with a poorly designed antenna?

by seanferd

Didn't you get the Memo? Antenna is perfectly fine. Apple's customers and fans are just idiots who are ridiculously inadequate hand-operators.

by robo_dev

I assume that whoever designed that device has complete confidence that holding onto a cell phone antenna is perfectly safe for people?

by hal 9000

That the iPhone Antenna Design was supposed to turn the user into the Antenna.

But the Air Dielectric between the Antenna and hand is just so inconsistent that it is yet to work properly.

After all as yet no one has proved that these devices are actually safe and they use the argument [b]No one has yet to prove that they are unsafe so they must be safe.[/b]

Just like the Doctors prescribing a Mourning Sickness Drug to Pregnant females caused birth defects all those years ago. [b]After all no one has proved it's unsafe so it must be safe.[/b] :^0

The way that our Free Enterprise System works allows really nasty things to be Development Tested on the Community with the hope that it's not going to cost the developers/makers or who ever lots of money when it proves fatal.

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