Watch Steve Jobs in the full 'Antennagate' video before it gets erased again
Unless you were in the room when Steve Jobs gave his 2010 "you're holding it wrong" speech, you've only seen half of it. Now the full version is online and it's a great watch. This is a famous moment in Apple history and even if you don't remember when the iPhone 4 had signal problems, this is still a video to watch that you've never been able to see before.
- ▪Unless you were in the room when Steve Jobs gave his 2010 "you're holding it wrong" speech, you've only seen half of it.
- ▪Now the full version is online and it's a great watch.
- ▪This is a famous moment in Apple history and even if you don't remember when the iPhone 4 had signal problems, this is still a video to watch that you've never been able to see before.
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News Watch Steve Jobs in the full 'Antennagate' video before it gets erased again William Gallagher 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Thu Sep 24 2026, 10:10 AM EDT · 2 minute read To fix signal strength dropping if you held the iPhone 4 a certain way, Apple offered customers a free bumper case - image credit: Apple. Unless you were in the room when Steve Jobs gave his 2010 "you're holding it wrong" speech, you've only seen half of it. Now the full version is online and it's a great watch. This is a famous moment in Apple history and even if you don't remember when the iPhone 4 had signal problems, this is still a video to watch that you've never been able to see before. It's from the emergency event that Apple called to try getting ahead of this antennagate problem.
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