15th July 2010

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AnandTech on Apple’s iOS 4.0.1 signal-strength meter adjustment. Seems sensible. Click through for more great explanations and illustrations. so it’s now going to show i have one bar of service instead of none.

AnandTech on Apple’s iOS 4.0.1 signal-strength meter adjustment. Seems sensible. Click through for more great explanations and illustrations.

so it’s now going to show i have one bar of service instead of none.

via anandtech.com
comments | 39 notes | tags: apple iphone gadgets charts and graphs
  1. scudmissile reblogged this from marco and added:
    I feel so much better with my embiggened bars… Edit to add: After using my phone during my commute this morning, I’m...
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  4. alexanderhoffmann reblogged this from marco and added:
    I highly recommend reading this article, if one wants to be able to discern fact from fiction in this ongoing debate.
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  7. unknown8bit reblogged this from marco and added:
    so it’s now going to show i have one bar of service instead of none.
  8. brianpan reblogged this from marco and added:
    So, the bars represent signal strength more linearly now, which is great. Except that call quality is very non-linear...
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  10. josephschmitt reblogged this from marco and added:
    Anandtech has been providing the sanest and most sensible descriptions of the antenna issue thus far. If you want a...
  11. ckck said: Unrelated: GASP! Marco changed his avatar! :D
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  14. kinghenne said: I have a 3Gs and I always had 5 bars at home. Now it’s between 3 and 4, so I’m in the -90dB range, I guess. I don’t care, because I know the reason behind it, but this has to irritate non-tech users, right? “Ugh, the update degraded my reception.”
  15. matthewknell reblogged this from marco
  16. trappedintime said: This isn’t a signal fix, and labeling such is misleading to many people. This is how signal strength is DISPLAYED in iOS 4.0.1. Apple propaganda has many believing this is the same as the iPhone 4 antenna issue. Red Herring’d
  17. marco posted this