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- Packed with examples and clear explanations to easily design elegant and powerful front-end interfaces for your web applications
- Organize your interfaces with reusable widgets like accordions, date pickers, dialogs, sliders, tabs, and more
- Enhance the interactivity of your pages by making elements drag and droppable, sortable, selectable, and resizable
- No experience of jQuery UI expected, but familiarity with jQuery is required
- Written and tested on jQuery UI 1.6 Release Candidate 2
Book DetailsLanguage : English
Paperback : 440 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : February 2009
Author(s) : Dan Wellman
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Web Development, jQuery, Open Source, Web Development
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introducing jQuery UI
Chapter 2: The CSS Framework
Chapter 3: Tabs
Chapter 4: The Accordion Widget
Chapter 5: The Dialog
Chapter 6: Slider
Chapter 7: Datepicker
Chapter 8: Progressbar
Chapter 9: Drag and Drop
Chapter 10: Resizing
Chapter 11: Selecting
Chapter 12: Sorting
Chapter 13: UI Effects
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On Page 13, please delete paragraph 1 and the first list (both directly before 'The structure of the library' heading). On Page 12, in paragraph 2, please change the following text: This will be the root folder of our project and will be the location where we store all of the files that we're going to create. to: This will be the root folder of our project and will be the location where we store all of the example files from the code download. On page 12, directly after paragraph 2 please add the following new text: The jQuery UI library has recently changed substantially, and the examples used in this book do not function correctly with the current stable release. Therefore it is recommended that you use the accompanying code package, which can be found on the Packt website, as this contains jQuery UI 1.6 and jQuery 1.2.6. Once the code package has been downloaded, you should simply unpack it to the project folder that we just created.
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What you will learn from this book
- Organize different sections of related content as tabs and accordins and save space on your page
- Display messages, images, and interactive content like forms using the dialog widget
- Use sliders for volume and color control of your applications by dynamically scrolling left and right, displaying different ranges
- Allow your site visitors to select dates from the calendar using date picker widget
- Enrich your interface with auto complete: start typing the first few letters of a name in your address book and the application will do the rest
- Provide a drag-and-drop mechanism to let users directly rearrange elements around the page
- Make a range of elements of a group selectable and take collective actions on them
- Create a page with content boxes on it that can be sorted into various positions to suit the visitors personal preference
- Add flair to your actions with animation effects
In Detail
jQuery UI has a series of ready-made, great-looking user interface widgets and a comprehensive set of core interaction helpers designed to be implemented in a consistent and developer-friendly way. With all this, the amount of code that you need to write personally to take a project from conception to completion is drastically reduced
This book has been written to maximize your experience with the library by breaking down each component and walking you through examples that progressively build upon your knowledge, taking you from beginner to advanced usage in a series of easy to follow steps.
In this book, you'll learn how each component can be initialized in a basic default implementation and then see how easy it is to customize its appearance and configure its behaviour to tailor it to the requirements of your application. You'll look at the properties and methods exposed by each component's API and see how these can be used to bring out the best in each component.
Events play a key role in any modern web applications if it is to meet the expected minimum requirements of interactivity and responsiveness, and each chapter will show you the custom events fired by each component and how these events can be intercepted and acted upon.
Create powerful front-end interfaces for your web applications with jQuery UI
An example-based approach leads you step-by-step through the implementation and customization of each library component and its associated resources in turn. To emphasize the way that jQuery UI takes the difficulty out of user interface design and implementation, each chapter ends with a 'fun with' section that puts together what you've learned throughout the chapter to make a usable and fun page. In these sections you'll often get to experiment with the latest associated technologies like AJAX and JSON.
Who this book is for
This book is for front-end designers and developers that need to quickly learn how to use the jQuery UI User Interface Library. To get the most out of this book you should have a good working knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and will need to be comfortable using jQuery, the underlying foundation of jQuery UI.


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I so hope that they can get the fuel off the ship before it starts to leak.
Oh, lordy. The captain overrode the programmed route and scooted the ship past the island so that the head waiter could wave to his parents who live there. The word "hubris" doesn't nearly cover the depth of this folly.
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And no wonder the captain ran after doing that, he reacted like a kid who clobbered a baseball through a neighbor's window. Seriously, I'm sitting here with my jaw hanging open after reading that. Good thing it's really cold out or I'd be getting a throat full of flies right now. What a total fckng IDIOT. How do you say "total fkng idiot" in Italian??
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I feel so bad for the poor old couple whose bodies they found near the restaurant. I cringe when folks compare this to the Titanic disaster, but this does sorta remind me of the Strauses, the old couple who chose to die together rather than be separated.
This captain should do jail time. In his defense, he did try to beach the ship, but he never should have sailed so close to land like that. There are still millions of uncharted rocks on the coasts worldwide - he should have known that.
I agree that this is nothing like the Titanic. This act of supreme jackassery of the highest order has more in common with Steve Irwin playing with a stingray than a ship meeting a wayward iceberg in the North Atlantic.
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I read they came 300 yards from the island's coast while they were supposed to be at least 4 miles away.
Is that true? If so, it's good to know.'Most people didn't even have any idea of what the evacuation warning sound would be. It was only because some of us had already been on a cruise that we recognised that seven blasts of the horn was a signal to abandon ship.'
One of the people I pity the most are the rescuers. Those divers who have to look for bodies? I could not do that job.
I'm sure the head waiter that asked the favor of the captain must also be feeling stupid right now. I'm sure both of their brains are going "What if?"
I'm still sitting here with my mouth gaping open thinking about the exchange between the Captain and the Head Waiter and in my mind I see a scene right out of "Night at the Opera" with Groucho as the Head Waiter and Chico as the Captain. Because THAT'S how ridiculous this is to me. It's so preposterous that it's like something right out of a freaking Marx Brothers movie.
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Apparently, the head waiter didn't ask for or know about the detour. I don't have a link but I either read it on a link provided in this thread or CNN.
Roll Tide, y'all!
The article also claims the waiter didn't request the detour. He must be ridden with guilt, although it's not his fault directly.
Even so, did everyone on the bridge think the detour toward a known rocky coast was a good idea??
And it also may turn out that the ship didn't call in a distress signal:
If that's not behavior after a huge f*ckup, I don't know what is!An Italian official told The Wall Street Journal that the coast guard learned of the ships troubles after passengers phoned police to complain. The coast guard then contacted the ships command at about 10:15 p.m., more than a half-hour after the boat hit the rock formation, the official said.
Is there a co-captain on board? And a navigator also? If so, I'd like to know what sort of conversations they had when the captain decided to take the detour. In the olden days, there would've been a guy situated on the top mast keeping watch for protruding rocks, ice bergs, etc. I wonder if modern ships are equipped with some sort of sonar devices to detect such thing.
Part of me do feel bad for the captain actually. He's probably good friend with the head waiter and wanted to do something special for him to show off to the family. I'm sure some of us had done things in the name of showing off that went awry. But the captain was in a position where he shouldn't have been goofing off, and his mistake caused great damages and cost human lives.
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Now consider this, Side 1 ends turn in hex A, while Side 2 passes through hex A. Side 2 goes second. If they have an engagement or not is totally dependent on if they go at the same time or not. If they go at the same time no engagement. Or they can take their turns in succession and cause an engagement. Pretty cool huh?
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I wrote a VERY long rant when Rob posted his initial "boo" message in the Reactions thread. I was LIVID at the idea that he could casually say that he was just going to not bother posting an update on Wednesday. But the site froze up as I went to post it, and although I had saved the text of that rant, my anger diminished just enough by the time the site started responding again that I rethought posting it. Rob's flippant middle-finger style News post, however, makes it clear that I need to step up and rant, so here's the initial rant in it's entirety:
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EXCUSE me?!?
Methinks the holier-than-thou author has forgotten who's buttering his bread. Why should something like an upcoming convention hamper the publishing of a single strip that was, presumably, drawn months in advance? Isn't that why you took HALF A YEAR of hiatus? Because if it isn't, I'm going to have to start asking some hard questons. Questions like what you've been doing with my Kickstarter pledge money that you've been sitting on since March. The Kickstarter provided estimated April 2012 delivery on all swag, and it's currently August. That delay was acceptable when I thought you were building up a surplus all this time, so that you could deliver on your INCREDIBLY easy to hit once-a-week mark. But if you're seriously suggesting otherwise... the words "class action lawsuit" come to mind. Plus didn't you tell us in this thread that you were working on stuff we'd be reading in October? How can you already be out in August?
You're on thin ice, Mister Balder. We've had this argument on these forums before, remember? In which I told you to just pick an update schedule, any one, and stick with it? (By the way, it's kinda a jerk move to tell me then that my advice is worthless and then, one year later, go ahead and do exactly what I suggested anyway). That was almost TWO YEARS ago, and since then you've sucked up a bunch of money in a Kickstarter, launched ideas for a motion comic and released a ton of new merchandise, but have added only a handful of pages and little blurbs to your current opus. Yeah, you've had lows, and yeah, Xin went through some excruciatingly hard times, but reading a comment like the one quoted above makes me a WHOLE lot less sympathetic to those things. You've got time to go to Gen Con and unleash Party Rob, using possibly my Kickstarter funds as seed money to peddle off some more commemorative goodies, but you don't have the time to honor a weekly commitment to post the very thing that ENTITLES you to money for goodies and prestige at conventions?!?
Boop that.
I'm making an ultimatum, right now. If you EVER miss a Wednesday Book 2 update before the story is over, I will start actively speaking out against Erfworld in the strongest possible terms. I'll blog, I'll show up at cons with picket signs, I'll rally the troops. I will click on every single advertising link on this site and make sure the advertising executives in charge of funding those links are aware that they are associating their advertisements with a product that does not deliver. And if you haven't delivered me my stupid meal stuff by then, which won't even remotely be a surprise anymore, I WILL take legal action. THIS COMIC IS YOUR JOB, YOU CANNOT JUST BLOW IT OFF WHENEVER YOU FEEL LIKE IT. Stop seeing us as fans and start seeing us as EMPLOYERS, because that's what we are.
The thing that sucks is, the reason I didn't post it the other day is because I was - and am - pretty sure that my words are nothing more than empty bluster. Here's the sad truth: I mean everything I wrote there. I /will/ start actively working against the comic and it's creator. But I don't know if, at the same time, I would be able to actually stop reading it. He's just THAT GOOD... y'know, when he decides to actually do something. And he knows it. And I think that's probably the root of the problem. He's like that abusive boyfriend who stomps your heart and treats you like crap but you can't just leave cause the sex is AMAZING and you're hooked on it. Honestly, if we're slaves who really can't get away, why would he /have/ to treat us any better? Why not just blow off the comic completely and work on more profitable projects, or cut it off the web completely and just publish it? (Well, I doubt he could do that last part, no publishing company on Earth would put up with his production rate, not to mention how effective this trickle method is at keeping us hooked and talking - like providing people with just enough crack to keep them dependent. Sometimes I wonder if he does it this way on purpose, it's in his financial best interests to trickle and milk it as much as possible, so long as we're compliant about it).
I honestly am not even sure what my purpose is in writing this rant. I just can't believe, after years of screwing us over, Rob could be so FLIPPANT about letting us down YET AGAIN. I guess it's true what they say in Dogma, fear is what makes a human being decent, and he just has no reason to fear losing us.
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EURA vs. Slovak Tax Authorities
Slovak textile importer EURA Slovakia, s.r.o. is facing EUR 5600 in fines because it did not buy and use the Microsoft Windows operating system for submitting electronic tax reports. Slovak tax administration gave EURA only two options: either it buys and use Microsoft Windows or face the fines. This is also how we could briefly summarize the decision of Slovak tax administration from May 2012.
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Since January 2010 Slovakia has a law requiring every monthly tax report concerning value added tax (VAT) to be submitted by electronic means and signed by a certified electronic signature. As many Slovak companies still don't have certified electronic signatures, the law enables an exception under which the company can enter into an agreement with the tax office and then use a special web-based application called "eDane".
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For submitting the tax report in the paper form, the company was fined several times, and so far wasn't successful with a single appeal before various administrative bodies. It has therefore decided to appeal to the court. "Thousands of Slovak companies resigned on this behavior of the Slovak tax administration and simply bought a license to the Windows operating system only to be able to submit this monthly electronic reports. We believe that it is unfair. The administration thus directly forces Slovak companies to buy Windows, even though they do not need it for other purposes," says Slivka.
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"If the state requires the electronic form as a only way of fulfilling the statutory obligation, it has to offer the multi-platform solution, which is available to everybody. Otherwise, the state in advance precludes its citizens to behave in accordance with the law," comments Martin Husovec, member of the FSFE Legal, who assists the Slovak company in filling the case before the court. This problem is not unique for Slovakia.
Many companies in the other member states of the European Union have to deal with the very same problem. However, the Slovak case at hand is one of the most blatant and striking examples of the injustice in society caused by ignorance of the Open Standards in the digital world. It shows that the negligence of state in the field of open standards not only leads to the social injustice, but also hurts the competition, increases costs for the small companies and bureaucracy.
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So does your international iPhone 4 have death-grip or death-touch?
One of the lingering questions surrounding iPhone 4 and the whole "antennagate" saga is just how much, if any, of the problem could be blamed on the traditional network whipping boy, AT&T. Sure, you could reduce or kill iPhone 4 data and voice reception by gripping it firmly around the base to attenuate the signal or touching it at the bottom left corner to de-tune the antenna, but would that be a problem on carriers with stronger networks?
So, the moment I got my iPhone 4 up and running on Rogers Canada yesterday, I aimed to find out and the answer -- is as complicated and confusing as always.
First test was right outside the Apple Store, inside the mall. I had 4 bars on both iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS running iOS 4.0.1. Holding either one in a death-grip, even lightly, dropped them a bar. Covering the lower-left spot of iPhone 4 also dropped it a bar. Neither had any real-world problems. 3 bars is fine.
Next test was to go out and find low signal areas. Interestingly, driving through areas where iPhone 3GS briefly drops to EDGE, iPhone 4 stayed on 3G longer and came back to it faster. When I stopped and stayed in an area with 1 to 2 bars of 3G signal, that's where the fun began. And by fun I mean crazy.
My results, on both iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS were all over the place. Again, I could drop a bar, sometimes both bars, by death-gripping either phone or death-touching iPhone 4. Every so often, however, death-touching iPhone 4 got it to jump up to 3 bars. It happened enough that it wasn't a fluke, but I couldn't do it every time. Once I managed to cover enough antenna to get iPhone 4 to search for the network. I couldn't get iPhone 3GS to do that -- it stayed on 0 bars but on network -- but unless I was trying to crush the phone with both hands I'd never hold it that way in real life.
In terms of data speeds, again the results were crazy. I could drop speeds by half with death-grip on both iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4, and death-touch on iPhone 4. Starting from 1 or 2 bars, I could even stop network connectivity completely, again with death-grip on both or death-touch on iPhone 4.
But sometimes only HSDPA (download) would drop while HSUPA (upload) would go up or stay steady. Sometimes the opposite. The results were so crazy, so varied, I'm considering calling the whole thing black magic and just forgetting about it.
So, on Rogers in Canada, death-grip is real but certainly not limited to iPhone 4, while death-touch is also real and limited to iPhone 4 but presents much the same way. Areas of poor signal can be problematic in theory but in a way that's utterly impossible to predict. In practice, dropping calls didn't happen, dropping data was easy to work around, and dropping network had to be forced.
UPDATE: I just ran similar tests on the Nexus One in the same area of poor Rogers reception. Death-touch has no effect, one finger held along the left side drops it a bar and reduces data roughly 25%, death-grip drops 2 bars and reduces data 75%. Death-grip and putting my other hand behind the phone as well killed data but didn't drop any additional bars.
If you've done similar tests, or have similar real-world experience to share on other networks, let us know in comments below!
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No issues in Orstraya on Telstra. Death grip drops 1, sometimes 2 bars, but nothing major like 'no signal' etc...
If you don't know the conditions of the tower, you can't really understand your performance. The tower and or phone can decide to boost signal levels to get a better signal. When you have 2 or more devices, a dance begins.
And like a TV antenna, your hand changes the tuning characteristics of the antenna, sometimes better sometimes not. Depends on the signal levels that day. It's crapshoot for every phone in low signal areas.
And like always, if you hold the two sides of the iPhone 4, you are bridging the two antennas. The only difference is several inches of skin.
Australia, as it's spelt. I'm with Vodafone Australia & don't find the deathgrip a problem. If in full strength areas, it drop 1 or 2 bars & stops. If I'm in a weak spot with 1 or 2 bars then yes it drops back 1 but doesn't go searching for a network. I think the deathgrip stuff is blown way out of preportion. Who in there right mind holds a mobile like that anyhow.
I'm on Telstra in Australia and haven't dropped a call while gripping the phone by "death-gripping" it, and there is sometime a 1 to 2 bar drop, but most of the time it just stays there.
Can't replicate your experience with deathgrip on Vodafone in Sicily
This is one of those pointless articles to me that just keeps this whole antenna deal alive. Some will be affected, most won't. If you honestly try to reproduce the "death grip" you can but in terms of daily usage, no, you can't. (at least for me) So that's why you can, if you choose to, get a free bumper. Case closed, move on, and if it's so bad, return it. But all these articles are just annoying to me. (sorry for the rant, just my two cents on the matter)
P.S. Love my iPhone 4. Pretty Shweeeet.
I'm on Rogers in Canada/Montreal and I don't have any drop calls or anything lime I've seen on the Internet!! I think that it's AT&T is the one to blame!! Because here with Rogers everything is fine!!
Neither, my reception is rarely an issues... If you dont like the iphone, than bring it back!
I never actually seen less than 5 bars on either of my iPhone 2G, 3G, 3GS or 4 in the city (Montreal) sometimes drop to 4 outside in the city though. Death grip always been a non-issue. Problem in the us is the high number of low-signal zones... We don't have that problem here.
UK, Portugal, Hong Kong Singapore. all places tested. can drop a bar or 2 but no 'No Service' or loss of 3G or dropped calls = Media hype (or AT&T fault).
I have my iPhone 4 for a month now. No real life problem. I can make it drop 1 bar sometimes and sometimes I can't. No dropped calls.
No issues actually better than my 3GS was on Rogers
AUSTRIA (T-Mobile): got iphone4 yesterday noon from postman. everything works smooth (as expected) - no "deathgrip"-behaviour so far (and i really tried hard to simulate, but no chance).
No issues on Telstra, Vodafone, 3, or Optus in Australia in downtown (CBD) Sydney. I took a drive out to the outer suburbs and was able to make the bars drop a bit but no change in call quality.
As I've said before, its a non-issue. It has NO effect on the actual functionality of the phone. I <3 my iPhone 4s!
All of you are starting on 4.0.1 with the "new" formula. Since then I am also unable to drop to zero bars but before that it was quite easy. Like everyone says... Dead topic.
Reliably down from 4bars to NO SERVICE in Glastonbury, UK on O2. However, no noticeable problems with the free Apple Bumper I received today.
All everyone ever talks about is the death touch. I would like to talk about the life touch of this phone. Ever since the launch of the 3G here in Canada, I have been lamenting my location. There is a cell tower literally within view of my house, yes I have no signal because of a ridge that runs between the field the tower is in, and my house. I brought my iPhone 4 home, ad was astonished to see that it still showed signal. My 3GS used to do this from time to time, but the signal would always mysteriously disappear if you tried to do ANYTHING with the phone. So I opened up a web page... And it loaded at 3G speeds no less. The signal still showed 2 bars. I tried to make a call, it went through. I looked at my old 3GS... No signal.
Can I make my iPhone 4 drop some bars, yes. But nothing I tried has EVER gotten my 3G or 3GS (or my sisters winnow phone, or my friend's blackberry) to have signal anywhere in my house.
That my friends, is the iPhone 4 touch of life, and what the press doesn't want you to hear, because it would make them seem petty and childish. Oh wait....
no issue in Singapore. I tested it indoor. Signal only dropped by one bar when the antenna was being held for a long while. Hmmm
Do not post comments simply to say first, odds are, they'll be deleted.
My phone here in the UK (o2) on 4.0.1 is affected by this. I'll have a consistent 4-5 bars over 3G at home & at work, but if I remove the bumper & hold over that bottom corner, I'm lucky to get 1-2 bars over GPRS. Was hoping I could get rid of the bumper, but no such luck! :-(
Yeah, this is a dead topic. Asking regular people to test and offer conclusions about the complex interaction between the transmitter, the unseen electromagnetic environment in between, and the handling of the receiver will not help the discussion any further.
What Apple needs to do is to physically change things so that "regular people" and the media cannot discuss this anymore and truly make it a dead issue.
--- Here is one solution
My recommendation is for Apple to continue to employ the [electromagnetic and structural] advantages of an external antenna and make the metal band around the phone an array of antenna segments that can be dynamically ganged together in real time depending on how the phone is being held for maximum benefit, and call it the world's first "touch antenna."
They could make the gaps between the segments invisible and the same color as the metal so no one knows where the gaps are (like the way Apple hides indicator lights in the surfaces of many of its products) and thereby "detune" the endless and meaningless discussion.
You may quote me.
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No dropped calls or anything. Although in some low signal areas (like where I've only got 1 or 2 bars) I can get to drop my 3G service. Than it will fall back on the GSM (GRPS/EDGE) network. I can not replicate the problem on the GSM network.
Glad to see the international peeps not having nearly as huge an issue with the "death grip"... Goes to prove and show that a) the issue was blown out proportion here in good ole litigious US of A, and b) AT&T sucks as a network #attfail
Another problem is that the cell towers are configured differently than in the biggest part of Europe. And if there's no 3G, it will jump back to the GSM network (GRPS/EDGE) so you can still make calls. In a big part of the USA, if you don't have 3G, it will just say "No Service".
Just goes to show that the media blows things out of proportion and that the biggest problem is due to the network here in the USA
Thanks for reminding the population, that the one finger death-touch is the problem. Not the death-grip.
Reason I say that is because, it personally bothers me how Apple is trying to divert attention from the real issue at hand, to a more common death-grip occurence- one that under normal real world circumstances, an individual would not experience.
Thanks for showing the rest of the world, that we can still think things through, and not be brain washed by whatever corporate company wants us to believe.
I for one think it is complete nonsense to have to have a special case on a phone so that you don't lose signal (I wonder how well this case even works?). Iphone 4 still has issues that should have been corrected by now... It just launched yesterday in Canada with these antenna problems still. They tested the phone before launching it and were clearly well aware of the signal problems but did nothing about it since they knew people would still buy it because its an apple product. Customers that have been warned about these issues and still purchase an iphone4....well you can see where I am going with that comment. No 4G networks in Canada only 3G, so Apple nice try on blaming the issues on the companies with 4G networks in the States. I did have a good laugh when I went to apples website though. They try and attack some of the other manufactures out there with images showing models that have similar problems with the antenna. Sorry apple my blackberry works just fine no matter how I hold it.
Oh and FYI I work for one of the mobility carriers in Canada and I have seen the death grip, as customers have already come back in store to complain...
I'm in Canada on the Bell network and I don't have any issues with signal strength. If I completely wrap my hand tightly around the bottom, I'll drop a bar or two but I don't ever hold the phone that tight, nor do I think anyone else does.
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I'm on O2UK mine drops to no bars at all but i still get a 3g signal i've never had a dropped call
applying tight death grip reduces 1 - 2 bars from full bars
no problem with day to day use
I am able to let it drop one or two bars with the death-grip/touch.
BUT - In real life usage I can honestly say - No problem at all.
Rene, we all know full well that the "death grip" is a full on hardware problem. EVERY SINGLE IPHONE 4 EVER BUILD has this issue if you decide to hold your finger/hand over that lower left corner antenna space. Anyhow, it hasn't affected me yet in day to day use.
More important question: How do international customers get free bumpers? There's no free case app in the Canadian store.
Here in Canada with Rogers ... I have tried it in many different places... It would drop 1 or maybe 2 in worse signal areas. I believe this is an AT&T issue. I have to say that everything works perfect and unable to duplicate the antenna nor the proximity sensor. 10/10.
Fantastic idea, to get people around the world to report their take on this. For those with no issue with their units but are blind enough to conclude that other should not either are silly, as obviously this issue is real. I just wish Rene did his tests with say a Nokia or a BB side by side with the iphones. thanks.
I was just in Italy from north to south. U tried the death grip everywhere and I could not duplicate it
I could definately duplicate the issue at home. I tried the death grip in Venice' Rome and Capri but it would not drop any bars. It has to be an AT&T issue. I'm convinced.
@Joe I was able to find the iPhone 4 case app just fine in the Canadian app store. Try searching case instead of bumper, that's how I found it.
PS: To stay on topic. Zero issues on my iPhone 4 on the Bell network in Vancouver, BC.
I'm on Fido in alberta and i have not been able to make my signal drop on my iphone 4 but i have been able to death grip on my 3g.
the 4 does nothing with a death grip.
Spain, no death grip. Any carrier. No news from deathgrip anyhow from consumers. People say deathgrip= ATT
That is odd. On my iPhone 4, I was able to reproduce the same signal drop with a "death touch" time after time in the same areas. It would go from about 2.5 down and 1 up to .3 down and 0 up in the span of a minute after touching the forbidden spot. Of course some of your fluctuation might be due to network traffic, but I bet you can reproduce the signal drop consistently. It's a real issue, and one Apple apparently has either absolutely no idea how to fix, apart from a complete redesign, or is just willing to live with the flaw because people are buying to phone regardless.
@Josh no AT&T is not the problem try again.
First thing I did when taking it out of the box was attempt to death grip(on the bell network) but it wouldn't drop any bars at all .. I'm not saying there isn't a problem with the antenna but I was concerned about paying $779 for a phone and on top of that waiting in line for 8 hours ..
I actually was using a belkin bluetooth receiver last night and found, if i touch the black strip along the top on my iphone 4, the music stops playing on my bluetooth device immediately.
This is a significant issue, because if I put the device in my pocket I almost always have a portion of my hand covering the top of the device.
Can't believe apple didnt try this stuff out properly first.
I am a Bell Canada Employee, I activated 12 iPhone 4's yesterday AND, in my store which has FULL service on every single phone. I did drop 1 bar while holding it. I ALSO tested the "death grip" on the Blackberry 9700 and got no less of signal. One thing will be, i'm going to test it in a area where service is weak with my 3GS
No issues in Australia
Nobody should have problems on Bell/Telus shared HSPA network. We get full 3G out at the lake ( Jaffary BC). Not many dead zones anymore with either of those carriers. Rogers out there, hah, forget about it.
Just watch this movie of the death touch from the Netherlands. iPhone 4 on T-Mobile network. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sgkowqx0MaI&feature=player_embedded
Great reception in Pointe-Claire and Montreal area....not able to reproduce issues seen elsewhere. Most important...I LOVE my iPhone 4. What a HUGE upgrade from 3G. I'm experiencing the same giddy excitement I felt when my 3G arrived in 2008. It is awesome.
Thank you Dylan, I did find it when I searched up "Iphone 4 case program"
I ordered the Incase slim hard case. The guys at Future Shop threw in a rubberized Incipio 2mm case, so I figure no sense in getting a rubberized bumper. Also got an invisible shield for the front and back. FANTASTIC product. Easy to install, works excellent.
Back on topic: To clarify, on Rogers in Vancouver BC I've yet to have any reception issues, but like I said, I can voluntarily reproduce reception loss by gapping the antennae.
Eventhough I've tried every grip possible with iPhone 4, the reception in Saudi Arabia is always good.
No death grip/touch issues on my iPhone 4 using Optus here in Sydney, Australia. It's all good!
I live in rural New Zealand, and just upgraded from 3G to iPhone 4, I have no problems, generally reception is not great where I live but have found the iPhone 4 reception to be far better than my old iPhone 3G. I never got 3G connection at home only in town, but now with my iPhone 4 I get 3G connection at home, I am really happy with the upgrade.
Lined up for 5 hours get my hands on an iPhone 4 and the first thing I did is grip it in every way with no loss of signal.In fact I am death gripping as I write this message with 4 bars showing!!!!
Is it possible international iphones shipped with an internal hardware fix?
@Xebobia posting from Sydney Australia with the 3 network
I'm drunk
I have tried 2 different iPhone 4's in Australia now and tried the "death grip" but couldn't even get 1 bar to drop, not 1 problem with the iPhone 4 here in Australia
I'm from Singapore got my iPhone Friday,tried the grip and in some cases dropped 2 bars but didnt lose connection. When I have full bars though it seems it wouldn't drop at all. I guess it not a huge problem although i feel reception is indeed a bit worse than the 3G
I have noticed one strange situation. My iPhone 4 is awesome, but when I went to TN, my friends iPhone 4 did not register the same signal strength. His was consistently lower then mine. Could it be a bad batch of phones?
Nothing here in Canada. Toronto area on Rogers. Can not get it to drop a bar no matter how hard I try.
Picked up my iPhone 4 in Switzerland on Friday and have had absolutely no problems with reception and without bumper or case. Fabulous!
I bought the Incipio NGP from the TiPb store the week before launch knowing I'm going to want a case before hand anyway.
btw I can now see the case program app in the AU app store (apparently only through the link and not search) where before I would just get a "not found" page
Wow, thanks God.
Looks like Apple was not lying in that iPhone 4 press conference.
In Ireland
In an area with 3/4 bars signal strength, I can get it to drop 1/2 bars with either death grip or death touch. No effect in areas with full 5 bars
'All of you are starting on 4.0.1 with the "new" formula.'
I'm in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and I can't speak for everyone else but my phone came with iOS 4.0 installed on it. iTunes told me 4.0.1 is ready to be installed but I haven't done it yet.
Look no matter what Apple does they will continue to dig their own grave. I mean it does have some great features but white or not the iPhone 4 has major design flaws. Design should never come before function and usability. Apple seems to have forgotten that.
I mean the iPhone 4 held the number one spot in the top ten ranking on pc world. Once Apple gave that press conference they took it down with out explanation. However, http://getyourgadgetsgoing.com/ took a look into it. The results are rather interesting.
I just got my wife the IP4 on Thursday. I have the 3GS and previously she had the 3G. While I agree it can be an issue from using it on my porch (which normally has poor reception) by touching it in the infamous location it hasn't impacted her real world usage thus far. My opinion on the matter is this: while I think Apple was much more descreet in the intenuation location on the phone, I think it was a risk they were willing to take in order to get the best reception and form factor from the device. So while I think it's easier to affect the reception the tradeoff is a sleeker phone with better overall reception. I think the smart phone market is full of tradeoffs and this is just one of them. If you can't live with it find another phone that has the features you want with the issues you are willing to live with. This was just overblown by a desperate media, entitled people that like to complain and the miserable masses that like to see people/companies that have what they don't dragged down to their level. It does always seem to be the usual suspects.
I have my iP4 running for 3 weeks now in northern Germany (just north of Bremen) on t-mobile (Telekom) network. Compared with my former 3G (on iOS 4) and my wife's current 3G (on iOs 4.01) there is a slight trend towards more bars on the iP4 and I didn't loose any calls so far, nor any data connection (3G deliberately turned OFF all the time).
I have to add, that all this antennagate-discussion has influenced the way I hold my phone. Without really noticing, I tend to avoid death-grip now. When applying it on purpose, I can typically erase 1-2 bars, slightly more (but may be not significant) than on the 3G.
Another Sydney-Australia iPhone 4 owner.
No death-grip issues.
Feel sorry for the guys & girl chained to AT&T
No issue's here in Adelaide, Australia on the optus network. I can certainly make the phone lose a bar or two with the death grip when the signal is a bit weak, but i haven't dropped any calls, so im happy
No problems here in Belgium. Amazing phone.
I have used the iPhone 4 in Dubai, U.A.E. and in New Delhi, India without any major problems. Tried the Death Grip in Dubai but only got the iPhone to drop to 2 bars, and that was by holding it with both hands covering as much as the phone as I could, which is not how anyone would ever use it normally. In fact, I am getting a better signal everywhere than my BlackBerry 9700.
I'm in Whistler, BC Canada. I've had no problems so far. I even made a video about it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRFyalnX0_M
Zurich/Switzerland: I bought two iPhone 4 from the Apple Store on Friday, both SIM-free (finally available through Apple, which is great!), and before I gave one to my friend, I was able to test them both:
They both seemed to work just exactly the same. I got 5 bars at my location with Sunrise no matter how I held them, even when gripping the left line. Inside the house where 3g was low, I was at least able to reproduce somewhat of a Near-Death-Grip behaviour with one or two bars less life when trying hard to kill reception, but in a way I don't usually hold my iPhone. Basically, reception on the iP4 seems to be very good, actually feels even a little better than on the 3GS. I've had not one lost call so far (lots of calls, having a flat rate).
The only issue I have is all my friends making jokes about the antenna, as bad media coverage on it was huge...
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In West Palm Beach, no antennagate so far for me no matter what I try. Signal is usually excellent around here tho but I'll keep testing.
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To all you iPhone 4 owners, the deathgrip exists. All you have to do is hold your finger on the spot for at least 30 seconds before you see bars starting to dissapear. Keep your finger on the spot longer and they all go away.
The sad part is reception is affected immediatly, regardless of how many bars are showing.
Don't lie to yourself. Wait until apple fixes this hardware issue before you buy an iPhone 4.
It doesnt affect Singapore. I tried holding on the antenna for more than 30 seconds. The signal went down by only a bar. SO nope, no death-grip in Singapore. I think it must be the AT & T network
the solution is clearcoat. just take clearcoat and then coat the matal frame. (not tested jet, waiting for my iphone)
the reason why the death touch works is because you connect the 2 antennas with your finger. sorry for my english
Melbourne, Australia on Telstra. Generally Telstra coverage is great compared to when I had Optus. Death gripping the device results in dropping a bar which I imagine means dropping a call in weak signal areas. I dropped a call in one such area today, but it's hard to know if this was due to this or not.
No issues on Telus in Atlantic Canada. The first thing both myself/Telus sales guy tried after activating the phone was the death grip/touch just to see what would happen. No matter what we tried, bars stayed at full. Didn't drop at all.
That was with the default preloaded iOS 4.0. Fast forward a day later with the iOS 4.1 update which resized the signal bars and now I am getting random signal strength readings... sometimes it only drops by 1 bar, other times it drops almost down to nothing, other times it's not affected at all.
I think this "update" may have actually made things appear worse. I say "appear" since calls still work fine regardless of how many bars are showing and I've yet to drop a call anywhere I've traveled. I even notice more fluctuations in the signal bars with a full skin case present on the phone. The tallest signal bar keeps "blinking" in/out at random intervals. When I had iOS 4.0 it was at full strength all the time regardless.
D'oh... meant to say iOS 4.01 in my previous post... not 4.1 (that one is still in Beta 3 phase). Sorry for any confusion.
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Colonel Sanders himself posed this perplexing question about coleslaw. "It's always a tough decision between that (coleslaw), mac and cheese and mashed potatoes, isn't it?" My answer to the seemingly perplexed Colonel would be to take a little of each, but here is what stands out to me in his question.
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