Apple’s iPhone 4 may have gotten rave reviews from critics, but how has the cell phone fared in the wild, inside the hands of Apple users? The new Iphone 4 has just arrived in U.S. and already some people said that the new Iphone 4 has few problems.A few hours of marketing and there are already those who detected a significant Achilles heel in the new iPhone 4. It is not a trivial matter, it is a reception problem that can occur easily use policy. Fortunately, the remedy exists, but is little more than … a piece. I think that the new Iphone 4 is a good phone.

A reception problem, noted above. That appends to small difettucci already detected by iFixit and there is immediately observing the display apparatus, which at any moment — without changing position, and orientation — can switch between full-field condition to show a weak signal . I think that this is not a serios problem for Iphone 4.


A software problem? A vulnerability to certain interference? The user can ask questions in this case are many, but the beauty is that the answer — and its solution

The only actors in this revival have an iPhone and the hand of a person who does nothing but handle the smartphone Apple absolutely ordinary: it can happen to anyone taking a mobile phone by the edges. But the sides of the iPhone are not simple parts made in brushed steel for aesthetics, but need to receive, because they are exactly the antennas of the device. There are solutions for Iphone 4 problems ?

Hold the iPhone as shown in the video, means establishing a bridge between the two antennas, with the result makes it less powerful. On Engadget and Gizmodo some readers point out that the problem is particularly evident holding the device by touching the left side and bottom, a position common among left-handed users, or for anyone still keep the phone matched the left ear. The humidity accentuates the problem — the annoying hassle — you just have sweaty hands (though not seppiose) for worse. Apple hopes to have succes with the new Iphone 4 but with these problems I don’t think that it will have succes.

The phenomenon thus requires the user a degree of caution, if you do not want to have reception problems that could translate unable to make or receive calls, the difficulty to surf the Internet or continue a telephone conversation initiated by taking the iPhone 4 to right way.
Customers are reporting iPhone 4 Problems that range from a spotty screen to reception problems.
Here some  iPhone 4 Problems :
1. Camera Malfunctions
2. Supply Crunch
3. Yellow Discoloration On The Screen
4. Case Scratches Easily
5. Poor Reception
6. Delays
7. Search Limitations

Katrina Kaif is the hottest Bollywood actress who get involved in various scandals most of them are fakes.
Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif showed autumn and winter line of her in London in the days. The line dress which let the Katrina Kaif breast visible with various unexpected detail that spices wardrobe. They followed with dress big issue that was prominent in the news last week should see the pictures. Several of dresses are remarkably similar to those display designed on Bollywood cat walk show.

It would therefore be well to say that the show was Katrina Kaif contain many poses without dress.
If the watch is in fashion dress exhibition might think that the designer was showing spring and summer fashion. Inside the black color able to be with. The line is so summaries clear that it would be well possible to use part of the discoed on Ibiza. If someone wants there interested in hot Katrina.

Katrina Kaif scandal in skirt is short narrow pants and collar feminine some even with a short one berry should. The line includes some colors with various flowers and encouraging. Like Alexis Texas Katrina Kaif is known for leader and flap but now as he is to grow slightly because line is a little adult same. It is however, not negative because most women will be dressed nicely whether they are right serious of oviduct.

Gabriella Hoffman’s paycheck is a little lighter today, thanks to a payroll tax increase that is forcing millions of Americans to make the kind of tough budget cuts their representatives in Washington lawmakers seem unwilling to tackle.

Hoffman, a 21-year-old Virginian who works at a nonprofit, estimates her paycheck will be roughly $30 less this biweekly pay period, or about $780 annually, thanks to the end of a two-year cut on payroll taxes, which fund Social Security. The tax has risen back up to 6.2 percent from 4.2 percent, costing someone making $50,000 annually about $1,000 per year and a household with two high-paid workers up to $4,500.

“As a newly-graduated person, someone coming straight out of college, I don’t like the idea of having less money coming to me due to the selfish interests of people in Congress who don’t have any interest in reducing our financial problems,” Hoffman told FoxNews.com. “This is an impediment for future economic growth. It’s going to make it harder for young people like myself to get married, find a better job, you name it.”

Hoffman admits the hike won’t completely alter her spending, but the University of California-San Diego graduate said she will definitely have it in mind when it comes to leisure activities and entertainment.

“Although it’s a small quantity on a monthly basis, just having less money going into my paycheck will prevent me from doing things and force me to be more frugal,” she said. “I’ll be more cautious with my spending.”

    "It’s going to make it harder for young people like myself to get married, find a better job, you name it.”

The looming hit to Americans’ paychecks has been a hot topic around water coolers nationwide, as well as online, where several forums have been created for taxpayers to commiserate with their lighter wallets. On Twitter, #WhyIsMyPaycheckLessThisWeek has been a trending topic as most U.S. workers have either already seen less green or are preparing to do so.

“Well, looks like we're starting to pay back all of the money we've spent, without cutting back spending,” one posting read.

Another user cited the need for the U.S. government to “refill the Social Security ‘lockbox’” before stealing from it again as the reason paychecks are smaller.

Other postings chose to politicize the end of the tax cut that was part of the fiscal pact passed by Congress last week.

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Elin Nordegren showed Tiger Woods exactly what he is missing when she stripped down to a skimpy bikini while on vacation in the Bahamas.

Nordegren showed off her flawless body in a sexy black lace string bikini while walking along the beach in the Bahamas on Sunday, Us Weekly reports. She topped off her look with a straw hat and sunglasses,

Some might find it hard to believe the Swedish former model is a mother of two.

Nordegren wore the skimpy string bikini just days after celebrating her 33rd birthday at the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island with her two children, her brother and his family, according to E! News.

Nordegren and Woods divorced in 2010 after nearly six years of marriage. The family was thrust into the spotlight when it was revealed that Woods had cheated on his wife with more than a dozen women. They now share custody of their two children, Sam, 5, and Charlie, 3.

Since the $100 million divorce, Nordegren has been romantically linked to businessman Jamie Dingman and Swedish hockey player Douglas Murray, whom she was spotted dining with in Miami last month.

Nordegren is currently building a $12.2 million, 21,000-square-foot mansion in North Palm Beach, Fla., TMZ reports.

 Police nabbed a South Carolina teenager when they followed a trail of Cheetos leading from a convenience store to a local residence where he was staying.

Austin Lee Westfall Presler, 19, was arrested on January 6 in Kershaw County, S.C., after allegedly stealing beer, cigarettes, snacks and energy drinks from the local Cassatt Country Store, WLTX reported. Calls placed to Kershaw County sheriff's office by ABCNews.com were not immediately returned.

Store manager Howard "Buck" Buckholz told ABCNews.com that Presler only stole $160 worth of goods, but caused upwards of $2,500 worth of damage.

"The fella broke in our store 2:30 a.m. on Sunday morning," he said. "We were called at 3:15 a.m. The fuel truck fella said that the front door had been knocked in, so he called it in. He knocked out our front door, he knocked out the beer cooler, and stole beer, cigarettes, Slim Jims, and in his haste, he punctured two or three bags of Cheetos."

Those Cheetos were strewn all over the store's floor and in the doorway. Buckholz said that a neighbor across the street told him and police that the car Presler was driving was parked across the street at the Hard Times Café.

"Cheetos were all over the parking lot, at the place where he parked his car, and at the residence," Buckholz said.

Presler does not live in the area, but was staying with someone that lives less than 1/5 of a mile from his store, Buckholz said.

Katrina Bowden stripped down to nothing but lingerie for the January/February 2013 issue of Maxim, giving fans a very cheeky cover shot.

The 24-year-old blonde auditioned for "30 Rock" when she was just 16, and seven seasons later the show is coming to an end.

“It’s so weird that it’s ending,” she told Maxim. “I was so young and inexperienced when the show started, and the cast has basically been like family to me.”

The actress, who became engaged to Ben Jorgensen (who, incidentally, proposed right after her last Maxim cover) last January, also opened up about how working on the show from such a young age was a great learning experience.

“At first I felt like I was in over my head, but everyone made me feel so comfortable. I’d hang out with people from the show and go to 'SNL' tapings and the after-parties, and a lot of the writers were young. Like, Donald Glover wrote for the show before he was on 'Community,' and he’s just a little bit older than me," she explained to the magazine . "But it’s not like I was going crazy and partying, which might have been different if I’d been on a show with lots of young people, like Gossip Girl.”

Steven Spielberg's "Robopocalypse" has been delayed indefinitely after DreamWorks removed the film from its release schedule. According to a press release from Disney and DreamWorks, "Robopacalypse" -- which had Chris Hemsworth, Anne Hathaway and Ben Whishaw attached to star -- was initially set for release on April 25, 2014. The Hollywood Reporter was the first publication to report the news.

Spielberg's attachment to the film dates back to October of 2010. In January of 2012, the director explained to Time Out London what fans could expect from his adaptation of Daniel H. Wilson's novel.

"It's a movie about a global war between man and machine. I had a great time creating the future on 'Minority Report,' and it's a future that is coming true faster than any of us thought it would. 'Robopocalypse' takes place in 15 or 20 years, so it'll be another future we can relate to," he said. "It's about the consequences of creating technologies which make our lives easier, and what happens when that technology becomes smarter than we are. It's not the newest theme, it's been done throughout science fiction, but it's a theme that becomes more relevant every year."

Of course, Spielberg was whistling a slightly different tune in an interview with "60 Minutes" at the tail end of last year.

"I knew I could do the action in my sleep at this point in my career," Spielberg said about directing "Lincoln." "In my life, the action doesn't hold any -- it doesn't attract me anymore."

Judd Apatow's eldest daughter Maude is a rising star with a hidden talent.

In a deleted scene from "This Is 40," the 15-year-old pulls off a spot-on impression of Khloe, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian.

In the clip, Maude's character Sadie video chats with a male friend (Ryan Lee) about the Kardashians. According to her character, Khloe is the smartest out of all of them, but her nasally baby voice tends to get on her nerves (ours too). Meanwhile, Kourtney seems the most responsible, but the whole "Scott thing is hard. Because she loves him, but he's clearly out of control," she tells her friend referring to the eldest Kardashian's boyfriend and baby daddy.

Apatow gets bonus points for nailing Kourtney's sluggish valley girl drawl, but it's her impression of Kim that is awards-worthy.

"She's got that high voice, that kind of sounds like Khloe's voice and Kourtney's voice combined," she tells her friend, before launching into the best Kardashian impression we've heard.

Seriously, the cast of "SNL" might want to give Ms. Apatow a call the next time they want to mock a Kardashian or three.

LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa insists that actor Charlie Sheen is not his party bro.

The mayor was responding to backlash he received after Sheen tweeted a photo
of himself with his arm around Villaraigosa at the opening of the actor's hotel bar, Hotel El Ganzo, in Cabo, Mexico.

Villaraigosa responded to the claim that he was partying with his personal buddy by saying to NBC, “I had a three minute conversation with him, I took a picture … I take a picture every single day, 50 times, and I took a picture with him. I have never said no to anyone who wanted to take a picture.”

However, he might want to consider saying no once in a while given the negative press Sheen has received for his substance abuse. Not to mention, Sheen made homophobic slurs at the hotel on the same trip.

The mayor has criticized the Los Angeles Times and the media in general for focusing on his private life, including his affair and divorce.

Just last week the mayor shot down rumors that he was dating actress Eva Longoria

Have we gone too far? It's a question we ask at the outset of every outrageous new reality series—be it "Survivor" or "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo." It's also usually an early sign of a show's success.
How reality TV hurts girls

But response to a new show teased as part of Oxygen Media's spring lineup, seems to mark a momentous moment when reality has truly jumped the shark. Collective and largely unchallenged outrage over the network's upcoming show "All My Babies' Mamas" is the unusual case of a show sparking enough controversy to potentially kill it.

"All My Babies' Mamas," a one-hour reality special slated to air in the spring of 2013, features Carlos "Shawty Lo" Walker, an Atlanta-based hip-hop artist with 11 children by 10 different women. Oh, he's also got a 19-year-old girlfriend, who's a year shy of his oldest child.

By the looks of the leaked sneak peak and an early press release, the show's take on this challenging family dynamic is more "Brady Bunch" than "An American Family."

"As the household grows, sometimes so does the dysfunction, leaving the man of the house to split his affection multiple ways while trying to create order," reads the goofy-sitcom-style description, in a press release posted the Oxygen's website late December. "Will there be a conflict over a family holiday, who needs school supplies and who holds the household finance purse strings, or can these feisty babies' mamas band together and live peacefully as one family unit?"

Since the show was publicized, the conflict has been primarily off-camera. Calls for a boycott of the network and a petition to pull the special from the network's lineup have risen to a fever pitch in the past week.

"By pushing these degrading images, your company seeks to profit from the humiliation of girls and women and the blatant stereotyping of African-Americans," writes, Sabrina Lamb, the woman behind the petition.

Lamb first noticed the press release on Oxygen's website, and after watching a 13-minute sample reel of the series on YouTube—which at one point features Shawty Lo unsuccessfully naming his 11 kids as quiz show music plays—she wrote an open letter to the present of Oxygen calling for the cancellation of the show before it goes to air.

"The focus of our outrage is that they would dare exploit the pain of these children and that Oxygen would promote this toxic situation to its young, impressionable female audience," Lamb, an author and cultural commentator, tells Yahoo! Shine. "There's no way this can go forward. We're going all the way to the end with this."