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Originally Posted by rohin_adalja View Post
Let it be known however, that due to FCC rules, all new phone antenna, not just the iPhone's must be placed as far from the user's head as possible. This explains the bottom mounted antenna. Of course it's going to cause reception issues; somewhat.

The FCC is trying to save lives, not phone calls. - Sucks, right?

Many iPhone users in the past have complained about dropped calls when holding the device at the bottom, this is no different. It's always best to hold your phone away from the antenna. Duhh.
I've heard this too many times before. people blaming ATT first, now the FCC? The FCC haven't changed their SAR rules for a long time have they? I can hold a number of phones at the bottom and not lose even a bar. in fact I can cup my entire N900 all the way around and lose little to no reception this isn't to say the N900 has no flaws but this apologetic attitude is nonsense. The excuse of no reception to "save lives" is pathetic.