Why is everyone calling the call a moron he's defending the droid x ...he did the video to prove there's no death grip and even tho the bars went down he didn't lose the call ...he did it to show apple is the asshole
I dont unerstand why apple made such a deal about this phone and deathgrip.. i held it like they had it in the video and every way you can think of and i have big hands. I barely goes down by one bar if that..
@JG16778 your a funny guy. The DroidX does not suffer from deathgrip period, I still do not get why you posted against the video stating it does not do what this video says it does not do.
dude, its cdma, cdma cant do 3g during phone calls, so it drops signal, get over it, you had to TRY to deathgrip it, who even can hold a phone like that for that long
the best way to test it is to just bring up the signal status in settings. I tested it, and even when gripping the entire bottom of the phone three largest signal drop I could induce was 6db. In andy
I'm sorry but this doesn't prove *anything*. 3G networks are incredibly complex. For example, their cell sizes can grow and shrink depending on tower load. You have no idea of the exact attenuation or signal-to-noise ratio Apple had in the location where they did their test. Had you been in a worse signal area, your call WOULD have dropped. The Apple video shows holding the phone will attenuate the signal. If that signal is high, u get less bars. If it's already low, the call is dropped.
@tsslaporte I don't think you're seeing my point. It's *still* not as simple as a number or 3. You would need the handsets in the same location, on the same network forced to the same tower (this could be done with a micro-cell). THEN you may have a reasonable comparison.
Why did you remove your comment.. hmm. I don't think YOU understand. I replicated the tests and proved it false. I don't need to do any more work, apple just showed the "bars" which you your self and I agree is the most unscientific way to measure signal strength. If they wanted to really test it they would put it into there state-of-the-art facilities that they talk about all the time now. But you want me a college student to do that?
@tsslaporte I removed two of my comment because I replied to the wrong comment. I haven't used the threaded view on youtube much. I cut and pasted them straight back in. I'll say it again - you haven't replicated the test because you're not in the same location as they were.
@tsslaporte Firstly, you were in *exactly* the same location they were in? As I said, it matters as no two towers are the same. Secondly, how do you know you had "less" signal? Do you know the SNR? The attenuation level? How many cells it was picking up? Or were you just simply counting the number of bars on a display?
My signal loses a normal 8dBm,and that’s holding it in a really odd way, the iphone loses 24.6+ dBm while naturally holding it. That’s the problem. Everyone knows if you block the antenna you can lose some signal, but on the Iphone4 it practically Halts Voice and Data.
This video is showing how Apples video is a bunch of BS as I still have plenty of signal. Apple should stop being dumb and test by signal strength not by the dummy bars.
@tsslaporte The complaints directed at Apple were over the iPhone 4 losing bars when held. Especially in a death grip, which is an unrealistic way to hold a phone too. You call their videos BS, but they aren't lying when they say that signal strength can be lost by holding the phone. They aren't digitally making the bars drop.
"on the Iphone4 it practically Halts Voice and Data. "
Forget death griping, or unrealistic ways of holding the phones, I am left handed and naturally holding the iphone 4 in my left hand not in any special way causes the issue.
I don't recall asking you to buy an iPhone. All I said was that your vid is attacking Apple on shit that they never claimed and actually proves shit that they DO claim.
I never said anything about buying an iPhone, I was stating what happens when a left handed user naturally uses the phone, I also never stated that they Apple claimed data and voice practically halt, I am stating what happens normally, go check the independent tests.
Apple Claims bars drop, yes I got bars to drop but the signal never dropped nor did the data test show dramatic slow down, like it does on the iphone 4. Check watch?v=-_q4eVoyNDE
@sc0pl355 lol at "attacking Apple". oh poor Apple, they're being attacked, poor Stevie! No one can contradict THEIR VIDEOS ATTACKING OTHER PHONES, right? Right? Because Apple is a saint. Guess you missed all those years of "Mac vs PC" ads. Petty losers.
@tsslaporte By getting into the minutia of how much data is lost, you are making a claim that Apple claimed that their phones lost less or the same ammount of data, which they did not do.
Your whole approach is a strawman argument.
Apple only said that all phones drop bars. That's it. The didn't say a damn thing about data loss or dropped calls other than the iphone 4 lost more calls than the 3Gs.
@sc0pl355 I never claimed apple said that data and calls get dropped, again I was just simply stating what I read from independent testing from honorable sources. It also seems you are illiterate as I have written this statment for you two times now, do I need to draw a picture for you?
@tsslaporte " never claimed apple said that data and calls get dropped"
Then what's the point in you making a video on the subject while using a screnshot from Apple's vid as a comparison?
I mean, there was NOTHING in your video that has nothing to do With Apple's video, whatsoever. You even say in your video that your call hasn't been dropped. Apple never claimed that your call would drop. Yet, you defensively make a vid that shows that your call won't drop
@sc0pl355 "Then what's the point in you making a video on the subject while using a screnshot from Apple's vid as a comparison?"
Uh, I was using the screen shot to show I had my hand in the correct position.
Yes, I said my call never dropped because there are no bars..... thus proving I really do have signal and "bars" dropping mean absolutely nothing, its just a software glitch. Which I proved by showing the dBm level in my other video.
1) Why be so concerned with matching the grip that Apple uses if your vid isn't directed at anything that they said?
2) Your phone measures bars DIFFERENTLY from other phones on the market. Like I said, bar measurements are not standardized. it isn't a software glitch, it is a different measurement entirely.
1. Uh really? Who said that this video is not directed to Apple?
2. Yes bars do measure differently from phone to phone, but the DroidX has a diversity antenna, The Android OS will take only the main antenna RSSI input, not the Diversity reading. Thus its a software issue
Thus the Bars dropping do not mean anything. But apple thinks it means everything since they are posting videos, solely showing bars dropping.
1) If the video is directed at Apple, then it is a strawman argument, as I stated.
2) Apple never stated that bars dropping was everything. That's why your argument is a strawman. You're attacking them over shit they never said or claimed.
@sc0pl355 My comments are fact from independent testing there is/are no misrepresenting here at all, if your signal is around 88.4 dBm on your iP4 bridging the gap will probably cause data and voice outages, My phone was at -92dBm laying on the table and still working perfectly even when I tried to attenuate the signal, I got no data or voice degradation or interruption.
@tsslaporte I don't recall claiming that you misrepresented anything. I only stated that you are attacking apple on something THEY never claimed or stated, nothing more.
Iphone4 still works at -92db too, so I don't know where you're going with the second half of your statement.
If you bridge the gap at anything passed -90dBm around, you can loose ~24.6 dBm once you pass -113 dbm you loose connectivity. ie no service
My statement that you are so focused on is my response to apples video as well, I am further discussing it by a comparison, between the Droid X and the iP4. The iP4 would of lost connection and possibly drop the call if I would of death gripped it if it was at the Same Signal as the Droid X.
All phones experience attenuation of the signal, the whole point is that Apples choice in putting the antenna outside of the phone, is a design issue which they are trying to cover up by pointing fingers at other phones which experience a similar issue,but no were as bad, you can call it a strawman argument
@tsslaporte My take of apples ids are that apple came under fire for the bars dropping on their phones. When Steve Jobs stated that all phones can drop bars if held a certain way, he was flat out called a liar. On top of that, apples opponents were taking cheap shots at them in actual advertisements. Gotta expect a response.
The fact is that, the ids that apple made, can only really be found if you go LOOKING for them. Apple hasn't made a single advertisement featuring the signal test footage.
They have not made advertisement but they are spending the money to go out of there way to Video tape and post on their youtube page, how other phones have a similar issue rather then fixing the problem its self. In a Sense the iP4 is the only phone to experience the problem that bad all while holding the phone naturally. You might not hold it that way but alot of people do.
@tsslaporte Dude, I can make the same vids with almost no money. Do you really think apple is spending millions of dollars on those vids?
Actually, I own a nokia, but I have used an iPhone before. No problems here. Interestingly enough, I hold my nokia the same way that they grip the droid x in their video. No dropped bars. Of course, my phone is a phone and not a smartphone, which I would imagine has less space for a robust antenna.
You need to buy the devices or find someone who has it, they are most probably buying the devices. But either or they are putting some effort into it and some money.
@tsslaporte I have used the iPhone 4 I have also used the Evo4g among other phones. Neither phone gave me any real trouble, bro. Tho, I did not like the evo's interface. I don't have a reason to buy a smartphone as I have an ipad 3g which does EVERYTHING the iPhone does, aside from take pictures, obviously.
I had the problem with the iphone4, I am a lefty and I hold the phone alot in my left hand, any how ATT is horrible down here with dropped calls regardless of the phone so I stayed on VZW.
The reception is good here, but just driving down the highway with full signal I would get dropped calls. That was right after the Cingular/ATT merger so possibly they have fixed some of that by now, but VZW has been stellar.
@tsslaporte Thats cool. I think that CDMA is more stable than HSDPA. So it is little wonder as to why verizon gives better wireless service.
Personally, I want to get a Sprint mobile broadband box, kinda like that thing that Verizon has. I'm really kind pised at AT&T for pulling the swtcharoo with their iPad service. Word is verizon is looking into doing the same thing. Really tired of phone companies trying to find a new way to nickel and dime their users.
@tsslaporte Apples vids are possible with the use of only one iphone or some other device with a digital camera.
I find it hard to believe that they are spending any real money on those vids. Steve jobs' breakfast probably costs more. At most, they probably paid a hand model to handle the phones. But who wants to look at grimy unkempt fingernails?
@sc0pl355 "your vid is attacking Apple" HUH? He was trying to replicate the same conditions as in the Apple video. How is that "attacking Apple"? And what is Apple exactly doing with those videos if not attacking others in a issue that is not as severe as being reported for the iPhone 4 (dropping calls). You can't replicate iPhone 4's severity of dropping calls in other phones, that's why Apple is being petty as fuck, they can't fix their problem so they attack others.
It's so sad that Apple advertised the new antenna as revolutionary and "magical", they failed miserably (AT&T already reported it drops more calls than the 3GS) and instead of admitting the flaw they're pointing fingers to other phones whose issues are far more limited (only drop bars with a full death grip but don't drop calls, the iPhone 4 drops calls even with one finger in the left corner and need a fucking bumper now)
So a big FUCK YOU APPLE for acting so childish. I'm buying the Droid X
Guy
redwizard27 7 months ago
Why is everyone calling the call a moron he's defending the droid x ...he did the video to prove there's no death grip and even tho the bars went down he didn't lose the call ...he did it to show apple is the asshole
redwizard27 7 months ago
@redwizard27 yep, I am disproving what apple said, yet people only watch part of the video and think I am some apple fanboy, its quite funny.
tsslaporte 7 months ago
I love my Droid X. And I love my iPhone too. Both phones are beyond awesome!!
Komisgirl79 10 months ago
Its impossible to death grip the droid x.. its too beast And pluss who the. *@%$ is going to hold a phone like that!!!!
saurusattack 10 months ago
oh, NOW I FUCKING HATE APPLE. by the way, steve jobs is a kook.
0GLn00b 1 year ago
I dont unerstand why apple made such a deal about this phone and deathgrip.. i held it like they had it in the video and every way you can think of and i have big hands. I barely goes down by one bar if that..
masterpsychosis 1 year ago
@JG16778 your a funny guy. The DroidX does not suffer from deathgrip period, I still do not get why you posted against the video stating it does not do what this video says it does not do.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@JG16778
why are you telling me this? I got a tip for you, go an actually watch my video instead of being a fool then comment back.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@JG16778
Yes, there is no death grip on the DroidX. Whats your question again?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@JG16778
so what are you saying? Are you agreeing with the video or what?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@JG16778
Comebacks to what? The Droid X does not suffer from DeathGrip, if you say it does prove it.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
What is with the Increase of morons trying to defend the DroidX, when I am in fact defending the DroidX?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@JG16778
Is dude= Apple? I am not Apple.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
Dude you sound like ur in the middle of nowhere. It's probably just ur sucky service. Shut up u don't know what your talking about
warnotmything 1 year ago
@warnotmything
So you agree with Apples findings? That the DroidX suffers from Deathgrip?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
dude, its cdma, cdma cant do 3g during phone calls, so it drops signal, get over it, you had to TRY to deathgrip it, who even can hold a phone like that for that long
saintsallthewaybrees 1 year ago
@saintsallthewaybrees
Who are you talking to? and Its not because of 3g dropping its, the diversity antenna.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
Youre dumb buddy that doesnt even happen at all. How much is Steve paying you for this. What a cover up!
frescoscar 1 year ago
@frescoscar
Who are you talking to?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
That's weird. My friend's does this.
iRyguy33 1 year ago
PS- thx for the vid!
kungfu52 1 year ago
Stop chewing gum plz. No one wants to hear you slurping over your own saliva
kungfu52 1 year ago
in any normal grip of the phone, including the one shown by apple, which is extreme, I couldn't get the signal to drop by more that one db.
FatherTimex 1 year ago
the best way to test it is to just bring up the signal status in settings. I tested it, and even when gripping the entire bottom of the phone three largest signal drop I could induce was 6db. In andy
FatherTimex 1 year ago
Way to be childish, Apple. How about fixing your own phone rather than attacking other ones?
cypherx82 1 year ago
I'm sorry but this doesn't prove *anything*. 3G networks are incredibly complex. For example, their cell sizes can grow and shrink depending on tower load. You have no idea of the exact attenuation or signal-to-noise ratio Apple had in the location where they did their test. Had you been in a worse signal area, your call WOULD have dropped. The Apple video shows holding the phone will attenuate the signal. If that signal is high, u get less bars. If it's already low, the call is dropped.
deejsteriser 1 year ago
@deejsteriser
real world testing, I replicated Apples video exactly. I also had less signal then they did to begin with.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
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deejsteriser 1 year ago
@deejsteriser
Get me the SNR, dBm level , and Attenuation level of the apple test and let me know ill try the test again.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte I don't think you're seeing my point. It's *still* not as simple as a number or 3. You would need the handsets in the same location, on the same network forced to the same tower (this could be done with a micro-cell). THEN you may have a reasonable comparison.
deejsteriser 1 year ago
@deejsteriser
Why did you remove your comment.. hmm. I don't think YOU understand. I replicated the tests and proved it false. I don't need to do any more work, apple just showed the "bars" which you your self and I agree is the most unscientific way to measure signal strength. If they wanted to really test it they would put it into there state-of-the-art facilities that they talk about all the time now. But you want me a college student to do that?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte I removed two of my comment because I replied to the wrong comment. I haven't used the threaded view on youtube much. I cut and pasted them straight back in. I'll say it again - you haven't replicated the test because you're not in the same location as they were.
deejsteriser 1 year ago
@deejsteriser
Just keep digging man.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
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deejsteriser 1 year ago
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@tsslaporte Firstly, you were in *exactly* the same location they were in? As I said, it matters as no two towers are the same. Secondly, how do you know you had "less" signal? Do you know the SNR? The attenuation level? How many cells it was picking up? Or were you just simply counting the number of bars on a display?
deejsteriser 1 year ago
The point of Apple's vids are that phones can lose signal if held a certain way. They never said anything about your call being dropped.
Why doesn't anyone understand this?
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
My signal loses a normal 8dBm,and that’s holding it in a really odd way, the iphone loses 24.6+ dBm while naturally holding it. That’s the problem. Everyone knows if you block the antenna you can lose some signal, but on the Iphone4 it practically Halts Voice and Data.
This video is showing how Apples video is a bunch of BS as I still have plenty of signal. Apple should stop being dumb and test by signal strength not by the dummy bars.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte The complaints directed at Apple were over the iPhone 4 losing bars when held. Especially in a death grip, which is an unrealistic way to hold a phone too. You call their videos BS, but they aren't lying when they say that signal strength can be lost by holding the phone. They aren't digitally making the bars drop.
"on the Iphone4 it practically Halts Voice and Data. "
What's this then?
watch?v=kQupUZOOIYc
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
Forget death griping, or unrealistic ways of holding the phones, I am left handed and naturally holding the iphone 4 in my left hand not in any special way causes the issue.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte
I don't recall asking you to buy an iPhone. All I said was that your vid is attacking Apple on shit that they never claimed and actually proves shit that they DO claim.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
I never said anything about buying an iPhone, I was stating what happens when a left handed user naturally uses the phone, I also never stated that they Apple claimed data and voice practically halt, I am stating what happens normally, go check the independent tests.
Apple Claims bars drop, yes I got bars to drop but the signal never dropped nor did the data test show dramatic slow down, like it does on the iphone 4. Check watch?v=-_q4eVoyNDE
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte "I got bars to drop but the signal never dropped nor did the data"
Apple never claimed that your signal for your cellular or 3g data died out.
Once again, you're attacking Apple on something that they never even claimed.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 lol at "attacking Apple". oh poor Apple, they're being attacked, poor Stevie! No one can contradict THEIR VIDEOS ATTACKING OTHER PHONES, right? Right? Because Apple is a saint. Guess you missed all those years of "Mac vs PC" ads. Petty losers.
banido 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
when did I say they claimed it? Thats my commentary, go look at independent tests. Thats my source.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte By getting into the minutia of how much data is lost, you are making a claim that Apple claimed that their phones lost less or the same ammount of data, which they did not do.
Your whole approach is a strawman argument.
Apple only said that all phones drop bars. That's it. The didn't say a damn thing about data loss or dropped calls other than the iphone 4 lost more calls than the 3Gs.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 I never claimed apple said that data and calls get dropped, again I was just simply stating what I read from independent testing from honorable sources. It also seems you are illiterate as I have written this statment for you two times now, do I need to draw a picture for you?
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte " never claimed apple said that data and calls get dropped"
Then what's the point in you making a video on the subject while using a screnshot from Apple's vid as a comparison?
I mean, there was NOTHING in your video that has nothing to do With Apple's video, whatsoever. You even say in your video that your call hasn't been dropped. Apple never claimed that your call would drop. Yet, you defensively make a vid that shows that your call won't drop
Apple's argument =/= your rebuttal
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 "Then what's the point in you making a video on the subject while using a screnshot from Apple's vid as a comparison?"
Uh, I was using the screen shot to show I had my hand in the correct position.
Yes, I said my call never dropped because there are no bars..... thus proving I really do have signal and "bars" dropping mean absolutely nothing, its just a software glitch. Which I proved by showing the dBm level in my other video.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
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@tsslaporte "Uh, I was using the screen shot to show I had my hand in the correct position. "
Why? If your vid isn't directed at Apple, then why be concerned with copying their grip?
"proving I really do have signal and "bars" dropping mean absolutely nothing"
Your phone measures bars differently from other phones. It isn't a software glitch, that's how Motorola decided to measure their bars.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@tsslaporte
1) Why be so concerned with matching the grip that Apple uses if your vid isn't directed at anything that they said?
2) Your phone measures bars DIFFERENTLY from other phones on the market. Like I said, bar measurements are not standardized. it isn't a software glitch, it is a different measurement entirely.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
1. Uh really? Who said that this video is not directed to Apple?
2. Yes bars do measure differently from phone to phone, but the DroidX has a diversity antenna, The Android OS will take only the main antenna RSSI input, not the Diversity reading. Thus its a software issue
Thus the Bars dropping do not mean anything. But apple thinks it means everything since they are posting videos, solely showing bars dropping.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte
1) If the video is directed at Apple, then it is a strawman argument, as I stated.
2) Apple never stated that bars dropping was everything. That's why your argument is a strawman. You're attacking them over shit they never said or claimed.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 My comments are fact from independent testing there is/are no misrepresenting here at all, if your signal is around 88.4 dBm on your iP4 bridging the gap will probably cause data and voice outages, My phone was at -92dBm laying on the table and still working perfectly even when I tried to attenuate the signal, I got no data or voice degradation or interruption.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte I don't recall claiming that you misrepresented anything. I only stated that you are attacking apple on something THEY never claimed or stated, nothing more.
Iphone4 still works at -92db too, so I don't know where you're going with the second half of your statement.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
If you bridge the gap at anything passed -90dBm around, you can loose ~24.6 dBm once you pass -113 dbm you loose connectivity. ie no service
My statement that you are so focused on is my response to apples video as well, I am further discussing it by a comparison, between the Droid X and the iP4. The iP4 would of lost connection and possibly drop the call if I would of death gripped it if it was at the Same Signal as the Droid X.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
All phones experience attenuation of the signal, the whole point is that Apples choice in putting the antenna outside of the phone, is a design issue which they are trying to cover up by pointing fingers at other phones which experience a similar issue,but no were as bad, you can call it a strawman argument
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte My take of apples ids are that apple came under fire for the bars dropping on their phones. When Steve Jobs stated that all phones can drop bars if held a certain way, he was flat out called a liar. On top of that, apples opponents were taking cheap shots at them in actual advertisements. Gotta expect a response.
The fact is that, the ids that apple made, can only really be found if you go LOOKING for them. Apple hasn't made a single advertisement featuring the signal test footage.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
They have not made advertisement but they are spending the money to go out of there way to Video tape and post on their youtube page, how other phones have a similar issue rather then fixing the problem its self. In a Sense the iP4 is the only phone to experience the problem that bad all while holding the phone naturally. You might not hold it that way but alot of people do.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte Dude, I can make the same vids with almost no money. Do you really think apple is spending millions of dollars on those vids?
Actually, I own a nokia, but I have used an iPhone before. No problems here. Interestingly enough, I hold my nokia the same way that they grip the droid x in their video. No dropped bars. Of course, my phone is a phone and not a smartphone, which I would imagine has less space for a robust antenna.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
You need to buy the devices or find someone who has it, they are most probably buying the devices. But either or they are putting some effort into it and some money.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte I have used the iPhone 4 I have also used the Evo4g among other phones. Neither phone gave me any real trouble, bro. Tho, I did not like the evo's interface. I don't have a reason to buy a smartphone as I have an ipad 3g which does EVERYTHING the iPhone does, aside from take pictures, obviously.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
I had the problem with the iphone4, I am a lefty and I hold the phone alot in my left hand, any how ATT is horrible down here with dropped calls regardless of the phone so I stayed on VZW.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte I can understand why you would have an issue. You're a lefty and you're in an area with bad AT&T reception.
My AT&T reception is very good, however. In fact, this entire time, I have been responding from my iPad while on 3G.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355
The reception is good here, but just driving down the highway with full signal I would get dropped calls. That was right after the Cingular/ATT merger so possibly they have fixed some of that by now, but VZW has been stellar.
tsslaporte 1 year ago
@tsslaporte Thats cool. I think that CDMA is more stable than HSDPA. So it is little wonder as to why verizon gives better wireless service.
Personally, I want to get a Sprint mobile broadband box, kinda like that thing that Verizon has. I'm really kind pised at AT&T for pulling the swtcharoo with their iPad service. Word is verizon is looking into doing the same thing. Really tired of phone companies trying to find a new way to nickel and dime their users.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 Hey not to ruin your fun but Droid x is Verizon coverage.
BellyHop94 1 year ago
@BellyHop94 Um, I know that it is verizon coverage. What does that have to do with how the phone measures bars?
Nothing, that's what.
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 Okay just making sure.
BellyHop94 1 year ago
@tsslaporte Apples vids are possible with the use of only one iphone or some other device with a digital camera.
I find it hard to believe that they are spending any real money on those vids. Steve jobs' breakfast probably costs more. At most, they probably paid a hand model to handle the phones. But who wants to look at grimy unkempt fingernails?
sc0pl355 1 year ago
@sc0pl355 "your vid is attacking Apple" HUH? He was trying to replicate the same conditions as in the Apple video. How is that "attacking Apple"? And what is Apple exactly doing with those videos if not attacking others in a issue that is not as severe as being reported for the iPhone 4 (dropping calls). You can't replicate iPhone 4's severity of dropping calls in other phones, that's why Apple is being petty as fuck, they can't fix their problem so they attack others.
banido 1 year ago
Apple is waving its cock in the air. They will never fix it. That's why.
LustX 1 year ago 3
It's so sad that Apple advertised the new antenna as revolutionary and "magical", they failed miserably (AT&T already reported it drops more calls than the 3GS) and instead of admitting the flaw they're pointing fingers to other phones whose issues are far more limited (only drop bars with a full death grip but don't drop calls, the iPhone 4 drops calls even with one finger in the left corner and need a fucking bumper now)
So a big FUCK YOU APPLE for acting so childish. I'm buying the Droid X
banido 1 year ago 16
Try not to chew gum the next time you make a video!
bashbrannigan 1 year ago