Steve Jobs in heated email exchange: "Relax, it's just a phone"
edibleapple.com
edibleapple.com
This writing style may be considered "rash" when it's coming from a 5yr old.
Reading that from a (supposed?) adult made me feel embarrassed for my species.
"to withdraw from action"
The action here being getting worked up over his phone not working.
It's not the most common usage, but it fits in the sentence. Basically take a break.
That's what people normally do when a device doesn't properly perform its primary function.
Apple has a, potentially, defective product and if people want to return it they have to pay a 10% restocking fee.
At the very least Apple should allow people, who want to return for this reason, to return without a restocking fee. Or, at least offer a solution or at least say we're looking into it.
A condescending note saying it's just rumor doesn't help, regardless of how you look at it.
That can't be true. Even the first generation iMac?
Personal experience: No dropped calls. As expected, there is a hit on performance (bandwidth) when testing download/upload. I go from ~3mbps / ~1500mpbs (via Speedtest app) to ~2mbps / 1000mpbs. This is north of metro Boston.
I know there are areas with much weaker signals. I visited California (Lake Tahoe) and found the area a total a hit or miss with AT&T. I would never buy an iPhone (or any phone) that was tied to AT&T. I have a feeling that a lot of people bought the phone first without checking how good/bad AT&T service is in their area...
1 Mb = 1000 b = 1000,000 mb. So you just said the network's max speed is 1.5 bps