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01 August 2010
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"One of these things is not like the others. One of these things just doesn't belong. Can you tell which thing is not like the others?". OK...a Sesame Street quote is not the best way to start off a technology article, but as pointed out by Electronista.com some very odd things are occurring on Apple's websites, with the comparison of antenna problems between the iPhone 4 and rival products (Blackberry, HTC Droid etc) gradually being dropped.
At the time of writing I investigated the US, Oz, NZ and UK sites, with only the UK site retaining product comparisons on the main page of the antenna site. The UK site states "Every smartphone has a mobile antenna. And nearly every smartphone can lose signal strength if you hold it in a certain way. To demonstrate this, we tested iPhone 4 alongside other smartphones." However such comments seem to be gradually being removed from the other Apple pages around the world.
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Philip Roy
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The UK website pages have now also changed. And it's happening worldwide... http://www.cultofmac.com/poof-...-com/53317 |
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