Joel P's Profile
| Display Name: | Joel P |
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| Member Since: | 10/16/10 |
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@wacedbronco, yes, I know, but that little magic gap on the edge of the antenna that shorts the antenna reception? Decent chance that touching any part of the back and edge now does the same thing. And I do believe the glass front and back was meant for radio transparency. I don't know if the metal edge antenna is solely for 3G or WiFi too. To my knowledge antennagate was strictly cell signal, so this may have zero impact on 3G but murder wifi reception. Add a Metal Back to Your iPhone 4 |
10/18/10 2:30 PM |
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Sorry, I just had to sign up for this site to comment on this. People, why would it fix the antenna issue? A METAL PLATE WILL BLOCK RADIO SIGNALS. That's why the original iPhone had a non-metal section on its metal back, and that's why all subsequent iPhones don't use metal on the back. Add a Metal Back to Your iPhone 4 |
10/16/10 5:07 PM |