Gizmodo has put together this helpful graphic, allowing us to easily visualize how much the signal bars have grown between iOS 4.0 and iOS 4.1. Hey, look at that! They’re way bigger now. That must ...

Yesterday’s iOS 4.0.1 changed the way the iPhone’s signal is displayed: previously, iOS corralled the upper 40% of the signal into the fifth service bar in the fifth signal bar, meaning you had to ...

Under fire for wireless reception problems caused by the wraparound antenna on the iPhone 4, Apple conceded Friday that all of its phones mistakenly inflate their signal strength. The company said the ...

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One iPhone 4 user has come up with an ingenious–and dirt cheap–solution to the antenna glitch reported by many early adopters of Apple‘s latest smartphone: Scotch Tape. As demonstrated in the short ...

I warn you at the outset. This is not going to be one of those Bugs & Fixes with a neatly defined set of symptoms and a iron-clad solution. This one’s a bit messy. Here’s the deal: Almost immediately ...