@Dancing Milkcarton: An overhaul in the notification system would only be in a major release. Certainly not a minor one like this. I'm sure it'll be along with iPhone 5 (hopefully fixing the antenna design)

@Graverobber: yea i'm wondering the same thing. apple is losing it.

@Ashutosh: Yea i've used it on Firefox for a couple months. its a nice feature.

Lol no thanks.

Lol no thanks.

Seeing that Lego Link reminds me of 3D Dot Game Heroes on PS3.

Lol no thanks.

@TheSkilletFan: Okay so you know a camera thats a little bit better than the iPhone 4 on a phone called an N86 which no one ever talks about and I've never even seen a review on Gizmodo about.

Typical of MS this page barely worked. This were rendered strangely, and a even found a video after some random clicks of it, but it didn't load. And yes, I have silverlight 4 installed. Tab closed.

@Ozzie, The Banana Man Fan: And it really makes no sense as the 3GS doesn't have its antenna there. Its a iPhone 4 hardware issue.

@AdamKaoru: Then you clearly have no idea what signal problem people are referring to with the iPhone 4. The metal rim on the outside of the phone is two antennas and one of the separation points is on the lower left. When you short that connection with your hand the signal drops off massively.

@GitEmSteveDaveSpoils: probably 4, isn't everyone running 4? 4.0 runs great on my 3GS.

I don't blame them, I had the iPhone 4 preordered and canceled it when I heard rumors exploding about this a day or two before it came out.

@TheSkilletFan: I didn't say it was "the best" camera. But yes I'm pretty damn sure most people consider it "top end".

@TonyLukes3: As I said I have a 3GS, with the issues the 4 has there is no reason to early upgrade now the 3GS is still a great phone.

@phinn: It's not that I got "played" by anything. It's more that I don't want a technology that is poorly designed like that.

@ThreeLeafIvy: That makes no sense, thats just a starter class for the first 10 levels (since they start at level 1). Any class can be customized to do anything.

@MacTodd: That's still no excuse, I'm an Electrical Engineer, and the first thing I would for designing new RF technology like this is for how your hand would affect the signal. Especially with two separate antenna systems on the outside of the phone. Overlooking this issue is inexcusable.

I loved the iPhone 4, I was gonna buy it to replace my year old 3GS even though I didn't need it. I had it preordered. Then I read about the antenna issue, I'm left handed. I canceled my preorder.