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Comments on: Swedish researcher claims iPhone 3G's sensitivity is poor

Researcher says that a manufacturing problem could be to blame for the iPhone 3G's problems in connecting, and staying connected, to 3G networks.

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by DOGBERT6412 August 17, 2008 6:42 AM PDT
Also I have noticed that all the users saying they have no issues with the 3G seen to live in MAJOR CITIES, Hum wonder if this says something someone needs to look into. I am aware of signal strength and locations I have also been right next to a signal tower an had ZERO for a signal, gotten a few blocks down the road and a big 5, gone to the capital building which has a tower on it and zip so whats the biggie are the towers placed at the max so they dont overlap a signal and are they doing a straight line beam or are they bouncing off buildings and tress. Carriers love to say they have the best signal but take a look at the investment in the larger cities and the number or towers and repeaters per population (people mean sales and potential dollars). sorry about the previous email hit the send key 2 times (loose nut behind the keyboard with a very high IQ).
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by alexiphone3g November 25, 2008 7:20 AM PST
How do i know if i am paying for my internet? Like the E comes up on my iphone3g but am i paying for it or is it free?
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