Less than a week after it came on the market, Apple's iPhone 4 has sparked at least five class actions over a reception problem. The suits allege that the antenna of the newest model of the popular phone is defective -- a problem dubbed the iPhone "death grip" by internet commentators.
July 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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That didn’t take long.
Less than a week after it came on the market, the iPhone 4 has sparked at least five class actions against Apple over a reception problem. The suits allege that the antenna of the newest model of the popular phone is defective — a problem dubbed the iPhone “death grip” by internet commentators.
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