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Antenna Expert: Apple is Right, iPhone 4 Signal Woes Overblown

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July 3, 2010
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Antenna Expert: Apple is Right, iPhone 4 Signal Woes Overblown RF engineers put iPhone through the paces, echo Jobs' advice to keep your hand off the antenna for best results.
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What Does Kin's Fate Say for Windows Phone 7? Analysis: The Kin debacle demonstrates Microsoft's mismanaged mobile strategy and could affect the success of Windows Phone 7.
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HP Closes Palm Deal, Plans WebOS Tablet The smartphone maker's WebOS will be implemented in a range of HP tablet PCs and netbooks
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Trojan Writers Target UK Banks With Botnets Cybercriminals are building country-specific botnets to target bank consumers with dedicated malware, a security firm reports.
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Apple Admits Error, Some Customers Still Skeptical A pending update to the new iPhone 4 OS should correct a "faulty algorithm" and reception problems, Apple acknowledges.
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10 Ways Spam is Like Vuvuzelas The World Cup horns share some common characteristics with junk e-mail . . . hear us out.
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Google News Gets (More) Personalized The news aggregator finally acknowledges it needs an editor: You.
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Music Game Tracks Prices Slashed for Xbox Live Microsoft puts more than 200 music game tracks on sale next week via Xbox Live.
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iPhone 4 Antenna Trouble Spurs Apple to Waive Return Fee Move to mollify dissatisfied customers by ditching 10% restocking fee also aimed at quelling lawsuits.
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First Kin, then Sidekick -- Is the Danger Division Well-Named? T-Mobile discontinues Sidekick and ponders its options in the smartphone wars.
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Twitter Failwhale: A Case of World Cup Hiccups? The social networking site has found it hard to stay up following the Netherlands upset of World Cup favorite Brazil.
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Will Apple and Hulu Kill Old School TV? Between Hulu and Apple, the days of over-the-air and cable TV may be numbered.
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Starbucks Free Unlimited Wi-Fi: A User's Guide Now that Starbucks has ditched the two-hour time limit, here's how to make the most of unlimited free Wi-Fi at nearly 7,000 U.S. locations.
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Surprise! HP Reveals Plans for WebOS Tablet HP completed its acquisition of Palm and announced plans for a tablet PC and other mobile devices built on the WebOS platform.
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Goodbye Kin, Sidekick and 'Social Phones' The line between smartphone and feature phone is blurring, and phones that try to split the difference will get lost in the obscurity.
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Motorola Details Breakup Plans Motorola disclosed it will spin off its mobile handset and home products business while renaming itself Motorola Solutions.
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Punch Up Your Pool With Great Tech Gadgets Eight gadgets to take your swimming space to the next level.
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AT&T Reaches Settlement of Old Billing Claims AT&T and lawyers representing class-action plaintiffs have reached a proposed settlement of lawsuits over billing by AT&T Wireless before 2004.
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Spokeo: CDT's Privacy Complaint 'unwarranted' Spokeo says a privacy complaint by the Center for Democracy and Technology misrepresents its business model.
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Google Makes Moves, Russian Spies, IPhone Woes Google tops headlines with rumors about the company's social-networking plans, more changes it made in China and an acquisition during what proved to be a...
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Antenna Expert: Apple is Right, iPhone 4 Signal Woes Overblown RF engineers put iPhone through the paces, echo Jobs' advice to keep your hand off the antenna for best results.
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What Does Kin's Fate Say for Windows Phone 7? Analysis: The Kin debacle demonstrates Microsoft's mismanaged mobile strategy and could affect the success of Windows Phone 7.
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PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: June 2010Our reviewers spent June in a creative frenzy. They built bone animations, glammed up their photos, and made music like maestros. But there's more to art than that. Many masterpieces must be burned to Blu-Ray. And everybody needs utilities to organize all those files and open windows--not to mention keep data safe. Feeling a spark? Try out these programs and write your own review.
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