I can navigate menus just fine... Where is the difficulty?

The only way to guarantee our safety is to nuke it to ashes before anything unexpected or bad happens. Plus everyone will receive free apple pie from the sky.

Can you get into a Ph.D program for web design?

My flight experiences have been pleasant and quick, and commuting by car or boat is simply not an option for the vast majority of business fliers like me.

You are scarred by some kind of horrible experience and obviously cannot speak for everyone. Airlines can be the cheapest/quickest or quite luxurious/quickest way to get wherever you want to go.

Him saying that android devs care more about bells and whistles (like tethering) is the cause of the phone calls not working is the same thing as blaming tethering.

HTC didn't make the OS, and yet you are blaming the Android OS for this problem. You are blaming the open source community of focusing on making apps which is somehow hurting the quality of the actual phone capabilities.

HTC's track record is actually pretty great; They make plenty of customized phones, and they did wonders in making a usable front-end of the microsoft OS.

Yet none of this really matters, the point is that this guy made a silly comment. It is not development of apps that caused this problem, and it wasn't trying to catch up to the iPhone either.

Sometimes shit happens, and it's how companies handle that shit that matters. Apples track record is really crapping up, especially when they told users that they were holding their phones wrong because of the shitty antenna design.

No, I'll update my opinion now that I am informed. My point still stands that it is silly to blame this phone issue on tethering

Tethering is an almost effortless addition to a phone that already uses the internet. Apps are for the most part developed by 3rd party members that never even contributed to the core functionality of the phone to begin with.

To blame this problem on the development of apps and tethering is silly, and I think the only reason you mentioned tethering was because that's one thing the iPhone lacks.

Actually, every phone will short out. It's not a hard concept bro, they are all the same hardware.

Professors today also teach by answering questions and encouraging new ones, as well as spouting knowledge according to a set curricula. Much like what Socrates would and should have been doing.

I eat muffins, and I probably will not die before I'm 70

It's not a fault in production or some crazy battery problem. The problem is very understandable, I don't see why you don't get it yet?

You simply have to bridge that little gap in the antenna and it no longer functions. There are no iPhones4's which don't have this antenna setup.

Actually, this design flaw affects 100% of the phones. If you have an iPhone and hold it in your left hand, bridging the millimeter gap in the metal band that goes around the perimeter of the phone, then it will lose it's connection. 100% of the time this will happen.

The phone was designed by Apple, and they are the ones to blame for this. They have made a mockery of themselves and everyone that bought into the iPhone 4 hype, and destroyed their reputation by telling the customers "I'ts not me, it's you."

The skin connects the front and back antennas through electrical conductivity. If there is a case blocking the connection the problem doesn't happen.

False.