5 Features iPhone 4S that you might miss

iPhone-4S

Repairing antenna

Phil Schiller actually been talking about a new antenna in the iPhone 4S features in Apple events recently, but changes to the iPhone antenna is not really felt until you hold it yourself. To see one of the changes that you have to really hold it to look at the changes: ‘death grip’ or deadly grip that is often found on the iPhone 4 now you do not see again on the iPhone 4S.

Problems that are often complained of and have been widely reported from the iPhone antenna 4 is the design that reduces the signal when held in a certain way. When the gap in black on the bottom left side of the antenna is closed or blocked in the way it will cause a decrease in received signal strength for some users. This is a term ‘Antennagate’ and had dominated the headlines about the iPhone 4 for several months, and Apple also offers a solution by providing a free bumper case for the users affected by ‘Antennagate’ this. If you are a right-handed users and do not use a bumper case then this would be very disturbing.

This is no longer an issue on the iPhone 4S, even if you want to find the parameters of the signal strength drops to nothing at all then you have to do is hold it with both hands very tightly to obstruct the fourth black gap in the antenna simultaneously. But you certainly do not want this to happen is not it?

Antenna design improvements are also hand in hand with increased speed of 3G, increasing call quality, and Wi-Fi signal acquisition as fast as lightning.

Antennagate

The shift control buttons

As a consequence of the redesign of the antenna then the antenna gaps are experiencing a shift in position. When compared with the iPhone 4 antenna design that has three antennas are positioned asymmetrically gap, then the iPhone 4S gap exists at the four antennas are positioned bilaterally symmetrical, which are broadly similar to gaps found on the CDMA version of the iPhone 4. With this change the mute button and volume control for iPhone 4S is shifted downward, as adjustments are on the CDMA version of the iPhone 4.