A reception issue reported by new iPhone 4 owners may actually be a software problem in iOS 4, according to a BGR report.
Evidence continues to mount that suggests the problem is purely the result of a bug in the current build of iOS 4. As proof, a YouTube user has posted a video of his iPhone 3G, held in a similar fashion as the iPhone 4s in the YouTube videos we showed you yesterday, losing signal strength as soon as it is clutched. As this did not happen with iOS 3.0, this suggests a software bug which affects the signal meter the user sees.
Many users are reporting that despite displaying a weak signal their iPhone 4 is still able to make calls as though nothing was wrong.
Have a look at the video below and let us know if you are experiencing similar issues...
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Evidence continues to mount that suggests the problem is purely the result of a bug in the current build of iOS 4. As proof, a YouTube user has posted a video of his iPhone 3G, held in a similar fashion as the iPhone 4s in the YouTube videos we showed you yesterday, losing signal strength as soon as it is clutched. As this did not happen with iOS 3.0, this suggests a software bug which affects the signal meter the user sees.
Many users are reporting that despite displaying a weak signal their iPhone 4 is still able to make calls as though nothing was wrong.
Have a look at the video below and let us know if you are experiencing similar issues...
Read More