My new apple iPhone sucks

Why would my brand new phone work? Nothing else has gone right this week. :cry:

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:hug:

My husband left, leaving me with only shitty iPhone that locks-up & the stupid "Voice control" kept calling people I did NOT want to talk to. Being sick, too, it just made me feel so helpless. :-( I'm ok now. After I threatened to throw the POS in the creek behind our house, he has agreed to switch out his sim card w/mine. :hug:

:yourock:

What's the haps?

:fistbump:

Glad to see you back.

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Thanks :hug:

You need a good hug (Mr. Scorpio has already offered. Good. He's never hugged me, but I trust in his ability...)

You also need to curl up with a good book, and get your feet rubbed by someone who knows how...

:hug:

I'm over my little temper tantrum now. :blush:

And I won't tell Mr. Haole Girl what you said about the feet rubbing. :spank:

Just so you know, though: a woman who gets a good, thorough, relaxing foot-rub on a regular basis is much less likely than a woman who doesn't to throw a brand new Apple iPhone into the creek behind her house.

It's a scientifically proven fact. B-)

This little guy wants to see you smile:

fluffety fluff-fluff fluff, fluff, fluff, fluffety fluff-fluff

If he made you smile then your aura has been fluffed!

That did make me smile. :-)

Have you tried the new folders?

Don't use that many Apps anyway.

My home screen is so uncluttered now...but I can't find anything!

:hi:

changes the size of the antenna, changing its response. Antennas are tuned to the frequencies it is to receive.

If you have a portable radio, pull out the antenna and tune it to a station. Now grab the antenna and notice what happens. The same thing is happening with your iPhone or any other handset with antennas in the case. Some areas of the iPhone body are more susceptible to this problem.

Steve Jobs sez:


Gripping any phone will result in some attenuation of its antenna performance, with certain places being worse than others depending on the placement of the antennas. This is a fact of life for every wireless phone. If you ever experience this on your iPhone 4, avoid gripping it in the lower left corner in a way that covers both sides of the black strip in the metal band, or simply use one of many available cases.

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A case is a good idea to protect it from scratches and the inevitable drops.

Of course AT&T sucks.