[PugetSoundSoldier]

Not a hijack attempt; according to Swordmaker posting completely irrelevant recommendations is fine, as long as what you post is truthful and accurate. I don't see how I'm doing anything wrong. His standard, I'm sure he's not upset or irritated in the slightest.

How many people have had their phones bricked? Perhaps it is very few. Is it as many as who have problems with antennas on their iPhone 4s?

[dayglored]

> Not a hijack attempt; according to Swordmaker posting completely irrelevant recommendations is fine, as long as what you post is truthful and accurate. I don't see how I'm doing anything wrong. His standard, I'm sure he's not upset or irritated in the slightest.

Nor was I -- I was just tweakin' ya a little. No harm intended.

> How many people have had their phones bricked? Perhaps it is very few. Is it as many as who have problems with antennas on their iPhone 4s?

No idea.

I'm waiting to see how Apple/Jobs corrects the iPhone antenna issue. Seems to me they're going to have to come up with an "improved" design that solves the problem, and soon.

I wonder, since the issue only happens when a bare hand touches the bare metal, whether coating the metal with something non-conductive would be a workaround? It wouldn't affect the radio waves one bit, but it would keep the skin from contacting metal. Seems like an easy fix...

[itsahoot]

How many people have had their phones bricked?

Most of those that Jail broke their phones, but not those, that don't try to alter the operating system.