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ugahairydawgs

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For years now people have blamed AT&T's network and the spike in users adopting the iPhone as the reason for so many dropped calls and other various performance issues.

Should we start looking at previous iPhone hardware and wondering if AT&T's network was largely to blame after all? As Apple reps have been so quick to point out.....all phones have reception issues if you hold them in the wrong spot.
 
For years now people have blamed AT&T's network and the spike in users adopting the iPhone as the reason for so many dropped calls and other various performance issues.

Should we start looking at previous iPhone hardware and wondering if AT&T's network was largely to blame after all? As Apple reps have been so quick to point out.....all phones have reception issues if you hold them in the wrong spot.

Since it was always only iPhone users who really complained about the network and with people being able to reproduce the problem on older phones leads me to believe that AT&T wasn't the one who should've had all the blame.
 
It already been shown that the all the iPhones (2g,3g, 3gs and now 4G) have all had signal problems when compared to other phones on the SAME network.

Just this time it is even more clear that Apple screwed up.
 
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