Fifteen years later, a developer dives into Antennagate that cost Apple $175 million You weren't holding it wrong. Fifteen years after iPhone 4's ridiculously named "Antennagate," a coder has uncovered the mistake in 20 bytes of code that made the controversy as huge as it was. William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 8 months ago 8
Apple's 5G modem project lead Ruben Caballero has left the company Ruben Caballero, a lead for Apple's nascent 5G modem project, has left the company in the wake of a division restructure, and the blockbuster Qualcomm modem deal. Mike Wuerthele 7 years ago 2
Consumer Reports' dismissal of HomePod a familiar tale to Apple fans [u] Testing stalwart Consumer Reports declared this week that Apple's HomePod falls behind Google's Home Max — and even the Sonos One — in terms of audio quality. To anyone who knows the publication's controversial history with Apple products, that conclusion is utterly unsurprising. Mike Wuerthele 8 years ago 109
Australia's Telstra awards iPhone 4 "Blue Tick" for superior reception Australian mobile provider Telstra has awarded iPhone 4, when used with a case, a special "Blue Tick" approval for use in rural areas of poorer service coverage, due to the phone's antenna performance. Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 84
Norway's largest paper: iPhone 4 Antennagate is a US problem After testing Apple's iPhone 4 against competing HTC and Nokia models in a remote area on the edge of Norwegian carrier Telenor's mobile coverage, the county's largest paper has concluded that its antenna design is "just as good and bad as competitors," rather than suffering any defect. Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 74
Apple adds Motorola Droid X to iPhone 4 death grip page Hot on the heels of adding Nokia's N97 to its video showcase of phones that show signal attenuation when held, Apple has added Verizon's new flagship, the Motorola Droid X. Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 278
