NEWS: Mystery IPhone Book Apps Disappear From Store

Smells of the long arm and dead hand of oxtard...

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except that the phone has the highest ratings of all smartphones, quite a contradiction.

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Yeah, the highest rated non-functional smartphone factice.

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How dare you put a damper on NavASS' Wet Dream!

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George Kerby

No problem, just fit the iPhone with a condom.

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It looks like the iPhone 4 "death grip" drama is coming to a head: News broke this afternoon that Apple will be holding a press conference this Friday to discuss the iPhone 4.

In typical Apple fashion, the company didn't give too much detail about what would be discussed at Friday's press conference, except that it would be about Apple's flagship smartphone, but given the press coverage surrounding the so-called "death grip," there's more than a good chance that Apple will be tackling this issue head-on.

Needless to say, it's hard to tell as yet what will come out of this press conference. Earlier this week, Consumer Reports said that it couldn't recommend the iPhone, despite the fact that it took the top spot in its rankings. Some see a recall as "inevitable, while others have suggested that Apple should give away free Bumper cases to iPhone 4 owners instead. Meanwhile, others have experienced glitches with the iPhone 4 proximity sensor.

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Apple Inc.?s senior antenna expert voiced concern to Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs in the early design phase of the iPhone 4 that the antenna design could lead to dropped calls, a person familiar with the matter said.

Last year, Ruben Caballero, a senior engineer and antenna expert, informed Apple?s management the device?s design may hurt reception, said the person, who is not authorized to speak on Apple?s behalf and asked not to be identified. A carrier partner also raised concerns about the antenna before the device?s June 24 release, according to another person familiar with the situation.

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Steve Dowling, a spokesman for Apple, declined to comment and said he wouldn?t make Caballero available for an interview. Caballero didn?t respond to a call and an e-mail seeking comment.

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John Navas

Slurp, slurp slurp -- shaahhh!!!

Apple Inc.¹s senior antenna expert voiced concern to Chief Executive

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And sure enough, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is on its way to AT&T. ... The 4-inch phone is bringing its custom Android experience to the U.S. on Aug. 15, complete with 8-megapixel camera, LED flash, 8GB of on-board memory, 2GB microSD card, and the Timescape and Mediascape UIs.

The X10 will cost $149.99 after two-year contract and rebate. Off-contract pricing wasn't initially announced.

Also not announced was what version of Android will be on board at launch, though we have to assume it'll be the same Android 1.6 that we've previously seen, and hope that it'll be upgraded later this year. ...

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hah, a new phone ships with a year old version of android? wtf are they thinking? why the hell isn't it 2.2?

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