Just as Apple promised, they have fixed the previous problem with the iPhone’s bar signal display in their new system update. In addition, they have made another “enhancement”: Taller signal bars! Free tip: If you paint flames on the back of your iPhone 4, it runs 2.3x faster.
I kid you not. This is 100% real, and was previously announced by Apple in their press release. I personally think it’s hilarious.
Sadly, neither the fixed signal bar display nor the taller bars will solve the antenna reception problem. Hopefully, something positive will be announced this friday. Like free bumpers.
Source: Gizmodo.
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