iPhone Reception Issue Test

There has been a lot of talk lately about the new iPhone 4, specifically problems with reception. The iPhone 4 is running iOS 4.0, so I have decided to make a test to see if the reception issues are really software related or is it just hardware related. So I ran a test with two iPhone 3GS, one with iOS 4.0 and one with iOS 3.1.3. I gripped each phone for about 30-40 seconds to see if the reception would go down. The results were interesting to say the least. Both phones when gripped tightly lost reception!

iPhone 4 Hands-on

Today we will be giving you a hands on of the iPhone 4. We currently own the 3GS, so we did compare it to the 4. The Retina Display is beautiful. Everything really runs smoothly, but reception has been an issue. For full details please watch the video above. If you want to see more content please check out our YouTube channel.

iOS 4 Feature Breakdown

Today we will be taking a look into some of the most important features of the new iOS 4. The multitasking is pretty awesome. I also like the folders feature. There are plenty more features I'm in love with so far. If you want to find out my full thoughts, please take a look at the video above. Also, we are about to reach 1,000 subscribers on our YouTube channel. So please be sure to take a look at that.

iPhone 4 Unboxing

Here I unbox the 16 GB iPhone 4. It features an Apple A4 processor, front-facing camera, back camera w/ LED flash, and the beautiful Retina Display. To get a breakdown of the specifications, go here.

I've played with it a few hours now, and I love how crisp everything is on the Retina Display. I've also noticed how fast the iPhone 4 is compared to the iPhone 3GS. And lastly the video and picture quality are both great. I shot a few test shots and will have them on my YouTube channel soon.

iPhone 4: Gumdrop Moto Case Review

Gumdrop Cases is first on the scene with their Moto Silicone Case for the iPhone 4. Announced a few days before the iPhone 4 was, it has set the precedent for rubber iPhone 4 skins. Aimed at the younger and more youthful demographic, Gumdrop Cases tries to relate their cases to action sports, and is a daughter company of Hard Candy Cases, a company that was first on the iPad scene.

This case is well made with a good thick gauge rubber. Rips and tears should not be a problem, like I have seen with other rubber skins. The texture of the case makes it feel good in the hand and gives it a nicer look than plain old rubber. Some people may be hesitant to spend $29.95 on a silicone sleeve but sometimes that is the price you pay for a case for a brand new product.

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