- Aug 10, 2019
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The iPhone 4 should not have been awarded 5 stars, because it clearly has antenna problems.
Solving this by putting a case over the phone or "holding it differently" is not really a neat solution, is it?
The Whathifi editors chose to dismiss the problem by stating that they personally did not experience any problems. This is kind of like claiming that the sun shines all over the UK, because you personally can see the sun from your window. Not quite a solid scientific approach.
Despite the countless features mobile phones have nowadays, the main function of a phone still is to make phone calls. A phone which has serious problems with making phone calls does not deserve the "perfect score". Major tech sites did acknowledge the iPhone 4 flaws. It's a little disappointing that the Whathifi editors did not.
Solving this by putting a case over the phone or "holding it differently" is not really a neat solution, is it?
The Whathifi editors chose to dismiss the problem by stating that they personally did not experience any problems. This is kind of like claiming that the sun shines all over the UK, because you personally can see the sun from your window. Not quite a solid scientific approach.
Despite the countless features mobile phones have nowadays, the main function of a phone still is to make phone calls. A phone which has serious problems with making phone calls does not deserve the "perfect score". Major tech sites did acknowledge the iPhone 4 flaws. It's a little disappointing that the Whathifi editors did not.