Apple Fires Back At Nokia (Firing Back At Apple)

Jul 21 2010, 2:04pm CDT | by Robert Evans

When giant megacorporations bicker like little kids, we all win. In their latest iPhone 4 press conference, Apple mentioned (and showed images of) several competing phones suffering from similar signal degradation issues to the iPhone. RIM and Nokia were quick to respond. The latter stated that, having been in the business much longer, they put antenna quality over style.

Now Apple has responded to Nokia's response. IntoMobile reports that the company has added video evidence of the N97 dropping its signal when held in a 'death grip'. The N97 joins several other smartphones on Apple's "Antenna-gate" page. Stay tuned; Nokia will have a response before too long.

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The excitement about new smartphones, tablets and anything mobile drive Robert to unearth the latest rumors and developments in this fast moving space. He adopted 4G as soon as it become available and knows where the mobile market is going.
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