Consumer Reports can’t recommend iPhone 4
All you southpaw iPhone 4 users can freak out. Consumer Reports conducted its own research into the phone’s fading reception when held with a palm or a finger covering a gap between its external antennas. The magazine found that the problem goes beyond the software flaw Apple cited last week, and… IPhone – Smartphone – Handhelds – Apple – Mobile phone

Consumer Reports Slams The iPhone 4 Over Antenna Issue
Apple might have some amazing marketing for the iPhone 4 and it thinks that it can sweep the phone’s antenna reception issues under the rug , but Consumer Reports isn’t buying it. And it is recommending that consumers don’t buy the phone either. After testing three different phones by its own engineers in its “radio frequency isolation chamber” (it sounds like something out of the 1950s, and the …

Spy tech? FBI says suspects used off-the-shelf consumer electronics
According to the FBI’s complaints that sought the arrest of the 11 suspects, the array of tools included laptops, flash memory cards and at least one prepaid cell phone.