After a hastily removed video showing a similar design, we now have some static images of what’s being called the iPhone 5’s antenna band and chassis.  The picture shows the current antenna band alongside a revised model with added segment breaks, presumably ending the ‘death grip’ syndrome. Of course, it’s impossible to judge the authenticity of

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Revised iPhone 4 Antenna Band Images Could Cure Reception Woes

The iPhone 4 has been something of a hit in China, where it went on sale last week, but the new device caused a stir for all the wrong reasons when Apple decided to lift their standard two-iphones-per-customer limit. According to Micgadget, a Chinese website describing the situation, this happened on Wednesday and saw queues of

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An announcement has been made that the iPhone 4 will go on sale in China from this Saturday, the 25th September.

Just a short while back, Vodafone made their iPhone 4 Pay As You Go Tariffs public, but seeing as the iPhone 4 was out of stock at the time and new allocations disappeared very rapidly, its impact was small.

Last Friday, the iPhone 4 was launched in 17 new countries including New Zealand, Spain and Switzerland, however it was originally supposed to be 18 countries but South Korea was dropped at the last minute.

Today marks the second launch of the iPhone 4 around the world, where 17 new countries join the original five of the USA, UK, France, Germany and Japan.

Today marks the second launch of the iPhone 4 around the world, where 17 new countries join the original five of the USA, UK, France, Germany and Japan.

The iPhone 4 will reach its fifth UK network this Friday, as 3 adds its name to the list.

As we are now well into the second half of July, the white iPhone 4 is notable due to its absence, despite this being the period that Apple indicated it would be on sale, following delays at launch.

Following Apple’s press conference today, we now know that iPhone 4 users suffering with reception issues will be able to apply for a free case or get a refund by taking the phone back to the network. Steve Jobs’ presentation was interesting and provided a lot of data with the express intention of playing down the

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