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Might as well the title of this post should be the slogan for the new iPhone.

Not too long ago, the iPhone 4 was released and millions of people went to get their hands on the “magical” device. However, the same day that the iPhone 4 was released, people discovered that there is an issue that affects the new iPhone. The found out that if you hold your phone (normally) by gripping the sides and you happen to touch the metal plate at the bottom of the phone, you can cut down your signal which makes your device drop calls, slower 3G speeds, etc (Don’t worry, I’m sure they’ll fix this for the iPhone 5 when it comes out 2011).

Steve Jobs, a couple of days later, released an email talking about the issue of the antenna. He said that the users were holding the phone wrong and they needed to hold the phone in a different way, or buy one of the many “stylish” cases. On a side note; I do recommend buying the cases, because using “glass” as a material for a phone can sure make it fragile.

Oh but of course! We’re holding it wrong. I never knew that there was a “way” to hold a phone. I know that you’re supposed to make sure that your phone is not upside down or backwards, but how many other ways there is to hold a phone? I guess there is some kind of math equation and some science involved in it that only the all-mighty Steve Jobs knows and tries to explain to us.

This is what I don’t get about the iPhone. Yes, the phone has a lot of cool features (mostly the iOS though), but why do you have to hold it differently that the way we’re already used to hold it? Why do we have to change our normal ways so that Steve Job’s device looks magical and amazing. However, this is great news for all future iPhone 5 users. With the complaints people place with this iPhone, I’m sure that they will address them in the creation of next year’s model and in the process make the users who spent from $200 to $600 on this device feel inferior by the power of the all mighty iPhone 5.

A lot of people — Apple Fanboys — agree with Jobs on his note, except for one person…Hitler.

Hilarious reaction and it fits so well with a bunch of people who are very disappointed with the new iPhone 4.

What do you think? Do you agree with Jobs? Do you think you should your phone differently? Or were you one of the few that decided to switch to another platform?