Where every blood-sucking idiot with a pea-sized brain can sue. Who ever heard of giving a company the chance to fix things on their own?

Like blood in the water; it sure don't take long for the Lawyers to come spilling out of the woodwork. Sheesh.

My title says it all. . . .

No, your title does NOT say it all. Your title merely scratches the surface ;-)

How can you sue when the 14-day "cooling off" period of the contract has not expired? Apple can now counter sue. Not one purchase has been completed. In fact, those who bought off-contract may have longer to return their phones for cash.

The law is for criminals.

The scumbag lawyers will make millions. The customer will get a coupon for the rubber band which costs $.25 to manufacture. And the lawyers and Apple will be on their merry way. Mark my word on this one.

You know, you could always just return it. We're still within the 30 day return policy. Take it back, stop complaining. If it's that bad, take it back and get something else.

Do you own an iPhone 4?
The issue is real!

In most cases these lawyers are scumbags, but this is a REAL issue.

O...M....G........a class action suite already for bad reception iPhones? WHAT THE &^%#!. This needs to be tossed instantly. Gimme a &$^%#! BREAK!!!

Sure, lets also class action Logitech cause their new remotes don't work off axis as well as the old...or Tmob for dropped 3G coverages. Or Mcdonalds for halving the size of the cheese that comes with the fillet-o-fish and charging the same.

"The issue is real!"

SO WHAT?! Again, and at the risk of repeating myself, S-O W-H-A-T?!

The product you purchased is now four days old as it rests in your hands. Four whole days. If you currently have a problem with it--and do not believe that the problem will be addressed and repaired--TAKE IT BACK! RETRIEVE YOUR MONEY, BUY A ROID/RIMBERRY, and fuhgettabouddit!

The universal whining, bitching, grousing, crying, caterwauling, and breast-beating about this "flaw" is puerile and more than a little embarrassing. (Are you aware of the very same reception difficulties with Nokia phones, to mention only one competitor?) Permit me to recommend that you either wait for the 4.0.1 fix, or vote with your wallet and return the product!

(Gawd, but how I do long for the good old days when Apple was a distant #2, and we were all grateful for their innovation and boldness of design. Such is no longer the case, and I yearn for that happy past.)