Apple iPhone 4 antenna issue in Singapore.mp4

[Silverhedgehog1000]

I'm getting the iPhone 4S soon and I want which telco should I been on because starhubs 3G network sucks

[weijazz]

high 5! im also using starhub

[CpHelper]

Come on, I'm sure MOE taught you better english, no ?

[kenkol33]

Well,the signal indoors suck a lot! It makes any phone's signal drop significantly when indoors.

[MrSseerrggeenn]

You got 4 updates in App store ?

[STSH94]

OMG, his english!!! X X

I'm ashamed, I'm a singaporean too.

[Gyws13]

Which has best connections? Starhub, singtel or M1? Thanks:)

[LoveGuitarS2]

@Gyws13 i guess singtel is the best

[yokohama28]

Ok, every1, look at the date this clip was posted. Its indicated that this is not the iPhone 4 which was mass selling in Sing in recently. It might be the one which was purchased in Europe and used the Starhub simcard.

As I know, IP4 in Sing are produced from the week of 28 or 29, so it should not have the reception issue.

[primeroang]

Singapore needs to know the following (and I as most iphone 4 uncertain buyers)

1. "Death Grip" to be held exactly the way in most videos which showed the drop in bars so it alleviates any of our fears.

2. Any yellow spots/lines on the screen from your experience

3. Price of phone without contract (so as to not promote any specific mobile carriers)

4. Any other problems to date so far based on whatever has been said/heard, unbiased facts.

Thanks man, appreciate the first Singapore review :)

[wj0102]

AT&T sucks man... I lived there for few months... AT&T's signal just sucks, compared to Starhub.... knn, now u make me buy iPhone4... i hate u! :P

[sakuraXvanquish]

You should hold like L in deathnote. I think Apple watch it way too much.

[nudgedoink55]

honestly, the same thing happens with my htc magic. outdoors, no drop in bars. indoors, the death grip phenomenon happens as well. there is some truth in jobs words, all smart phones are not 100% flawless in reception. i do feel that there would be no significant issue with the iphone 4 when operated in singapore, using singtel, starhub or m1's mobile connections.

[alexlim018]

the phone looks so fake

[sakuraXvanquish]

@alexlim018 its real =)

[xstasyxz]

the way you talk makes me feel like slapping you

[chmun77]

@xstasyxz If you are so smart, why don't you make 1 demo yourself? We are not having English language here.

[alwintan]

@xstasyxz em... its called singlish = singapore english. lol

[najibnazir123]

@xstasyxz chinese accent.

[zomggaylord]

@xstasyxz totally agree. lets meet up and rape him. kay?

[Tweakisher]

@xstasyxz It's our accent. Deal with it or gtfo faggot.

[xstasyxz]

@Tweakisher oh well, i guess the amount of thumbs up on my comment just beats the shit out of whatever you just said. :)

[Tweakisher]

@xstasyxz Well I guess being proud of something virtual makes you grow a huge e-peen. Nerd.

[TroyBoiy]

The number of bars is not much of an indication, especially since you're probably standing in a strong signal area. Please test with a file upload from the browser for example (3G), something that's big enough to take at least 60 seconds.

[lonelykidz]

Well, I think its a good news, especially for singtel user.

Even starhub's network received no much issue...

[luqaqim86]

Shdnt hav used starhub as an example. Starhub's network reception isn't tt gd either. I personally prefer singtel

[Marcepoz3r]

When u held it left handed, did you wait up to a min at least? (outdoor)

Please if u may, perform a drop call test indoor/outdoor.

Ur video would help alot of ppl living in Singapore decide on the phone.

[ralliart12]

Is it possible for the same test to be conducted when a webpage is being downloaded over 3G, i.e. heck care how many bars there are, but see whether a bridging of the antenna have REAL-world (near-instant) impact on 3G data transmission?

Thank you =)