… is the one that’s with you. Ever since I got my first digital camera, I wished it would fit in my pocket AND take decent photos. Since I got my first cell phone, I wished it could also be my carry-around camera. Even my iPhone 3G was a mild disappointment in picture quality.
Loving my iPhone 4 though. Great PQ, pretty powerful editing tools in the phone, and Internet connectivity for immediate uploading. The future, it’s here!
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Ever since Gizmodo got their hands on a prototype iPhone 4, the industry and media have been breathlessly following the saga surrounding its announcement, blockbuster release and the controversy over reports of poor reception and a faulty antenna design. Journalists are now are making all sorts of dire predictions, almost demanding that Apple should recall the iPhone 4.
I’m not the first to say the media is ridiculous. Besides usually failing to understand all the issues involved, they’re also just grasping for attention and relevancy or hoping for failure. Why not take the biggest kid on the block down a notch? Consumer Reports’ loud declaration that they could just not in good conscience recommend the iPhone 4 while still giving it the highest rating of any smartphone on the market is the culmination of this cynical trend. Continue reading
