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iPhone 4 Reception Problem – Fix It Today!
July 2nd, 2010
Are you one of the many iPhone 4 owners who are eagerly awaiting the promised iPhone 4 “software based” reception fix? We’ve got a solution that provides the same results and is available today. By releasing this today rather than in a “few weeks” we are allowing you to solve the problem while still well within your 30 day refund period.
We too were “stunned” that the solution really was this simple!
Step 1Print off the antenna reception image below. You may notice that we’ve increased the size of the bars so they are easier to see.
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Step 2Gently coat the back of the image using a glue stick. |
Step 3
Place the image on your iPhone 4 above the current reception graphic and wait 2-3 minutes for the glue to dry.
Results
I think you’ll all agree that the results speak for themselves. If you notice that you still drop calls or that the internet drops on you, then we recommend you follow Apple’s suggestion and return your iPhone 4 for a refund and buy a new one after all these “software” kinks are worked out.
* Yes, this post is sarcasm. Please do not really attempt to glue anything to your screen.
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July 2nd, 2010 at 3:57 pm
Yeah, agree with Justin,
image needs to show 0 bar instead. =p
July 2nd, 2010 at 3:46 pm
Bloody hell, by the time I noticed that this was sarcasm, the glue dried already. If there will be no software upgrade to fix that, you’ll hear from me in court.
July 2nd, 2010 at 1:54 pm
Actually if you read the press release, the update is going to display FEWER bars. So change your image to showing 1 bar and say that when people drop calls then they can see that it’s really AT&T’s fault and not Apple’s poor design.