“Well, duh,” Diaz writes. “As Adrian Kingsley-Hughes pointed out in a post of his own this morning, the antenna problem on the iPhone 4 isn’t a software issue. It’s a design defect. And his advice is simple: either live with it or return it.”
MacDailyNews Take: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is a well-known anti-Apple scribbler who delights in overblowing any “issue,” real or concocted, and spinning against Apple. Reading his pieces in hindsight is always good for a laugh. Whatever he purports to be “threats” to Apple have never seemed to hurt Apple’s unit sales or stock price at all.
Diaz continues, “As the iPhone 4 bashing continues, I can’t help but wonder if the folks in Cupertino are getting a little taste of what Redmond must have been feeling when everyone was bashing Windows Vista – stuck between a rock and a hard place because there’s really no quick answer to give iPhone owners. Well, nothing beyond 1) scale down to a previous version, 2) buy from a competitor or 3) wait for the next update.”
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MacDailyNews Take: Diaz’s desperation is palpable and laughable.