Apple iPhone 4 antennagate The death grip - When technology FAILS
Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, was forced to hand out free iPhone ‘bumper’ cases after users experienced problems with the Apple iPhone 4 network reception.
Also known as ‘the death grip’, the protective cases were designed to prevent users blocking the aerial signal built into the handset when holding the device.
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