Originally Posted by
ghostface147 I doubt the antenna placement will help the reception issues as much as people think it will. Hopefully I am wrong about the reception enhancements with the new antenna and it works great. My question is, how durable is it? People sometimes generate static electricity for some odd reason. If I generate it, and I do generate a lot for some reason, will it zap the antenna? What if it's raining and water gets in those seams? Idk, just a few questions that someone with more scientific knowledge than me can hopefully answer.
Glad I'm not the only one. I zap people all the time!
Originally Posted by
Jellotime91 iPhone 3GS isn't inherently bad at receiving signal, AT ALL. I live in a freaking basement in a very condensed and congested area in the largest city in Canada. Yet, somehow I always have full bars and perfect 3G signal. It's about the network, not the phone. However, an antenna that is seemingly dozens of times larger than other phones could possibly help it. Also Steve says AT&T will get better in the coming months.
+1.
I've always had good reception in T.O. with Telus.