twesterm said:
It happens when you touch a specific piece of the phone with bare skin which you would typically touch when holding it with your left hand. There are two very simple fixes for this: 1) put a small piece of tape on the area you're not supposed to touch or 2) put a cover on your iPhone. Both of those completely eradicate that problem. Considering I don't know anyone who doesn't use some sort of case for their iPhone, not many people should really even care about this. For those foolish people that don't use a case, how many of those do you think are left handed and actually hold the thing in their left hand? |
Well I will take this from a personal perspective. I use an XPERIA X10, which is a of a similar size to the iPhone, but maybe slightly bigger. I have a slip case, which covers everything up, when in my pocket, because my main concern is for the screen, so when I actually use it, I take it out the case. And while I do sometimes use it with my right hand, I prefer to hold in my left hand in a way that would cover up that little area, ruining the phone and then use my right index finger. So for me, the iPhone 4 would just not work at all...
I could use tape, but I dont want a bit of tape under my hand every time I use the phone. Of course, I do use it that way because of the huge screen, so it might be slightly less of a problem with the smaller iPhone screen, but if I had one it would certainly be a problem, and I am sure there are people who are in the same situation as I am.
This is a serious hardware fault, and it is not acceptable in a product like this







