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Get a Zagg invisiShield installed. Be sure to get the total protection version so it covers the metal bands too.

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Roger R. Prokic
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On Jul 6, 2010, at 3:19 PM, Dave Balcom <balcy24@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have read several articles now along with some of Apple's open letter.
> After using my IP4 for a few days now there does seem to a problem.
>
> If I hold the phone normally in my left hand then the signal bars drop
> slowly to zero. Move my hand and it gains a bar a second to full
> strength again. we are in a good 3G area so full strength is pretty
> normal. Apple's stance is that it is mainly an algorithm problem. That
> would make sense except for some recent dropped calls. I was talking to
> my son and got 3 beeps and the call dropped. That certainly didn't
> happen before with the old 3GS.
>
> Now I am not jumping up and down and throwing a temper tantrum over
> this. I really like the new phone but also want to fix this problem. I
> was thinking maybe some clear fingernail polish on the exposed antennas.
> Do you think this will harm anything? Tape would tend to curl up quickly
> in our high humidity.
>
> Later,
> Dave
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