Maybe iPhone 4’s “Death Grip” Issue Isn’t Related to That Bottom Left Corner After All


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The iPhone 4’s “Death Grip” issue has been plaguing new users of the device, and with Apple’s official stance on the matter being “Well, don’t hold it that way” many people are getting frustrated with the whole situation – especially considering the iPhone 4 starts at £500 on Apple.com here in the UK.

But while the issue was seemingly originally put down to an issue when covering the bottom left of the device, a video posted to social sharing site @YouTube a few days ago, may suggest this isn’t the case after all.

Ernie Miller, otherwise known as ’emiller829,’ clear shows in the video below that he is not holding or covering the iPhone 4 by the bottom left corner, yet Miller still sees a drop in his signal bars.

Coincidence?

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2 responses to “Maybe iPhone 4’s “Death Grip” Issue Isn’t Related to That Bottom Left Corner After All”

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  2. Dan Howard Avatar

    Wow, no kidding! Sooooo glad I got an EVO! Yes we have our issues but it's not with signal quality that's for sure.

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