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After being dogged by problems with the iPhone 4, Apple today held a press conference announcing what it hopes will solve the problem for good.

As the NYTimes predicted, Apple didn’t issue a sweeping recall. Instead I can summarize Apple’s response in five words “free case until September 30.”

Apple noted that you can get a free bumper case (or a refund if you’ve already purchased one) and that since they can’t make bumpers fast enough, you’ll be able to select from a choice of cases on the Apple website starting late next week.

iPhone 4 customers still have the option of returning the phone for a full refund, with no restocking fee within 30 days.

Apple also announced that the White iPhone is going to start shipping at the end of July and that its bringing the iPhone to 17 more countries on July 30, including:

• Australia
• Austria
• Belgium
• Canada
• Denmark
• Finland
• Hong Kong
• Ireland
• Italy
• Luxembourg
• Netherlands
• Norway
• New Zealand
• Singapore
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland

After the presentation portion of press conference Apple’s Tim Cook and Bob Mansfield joined Steve Jobs to answer questions (courtesy of Engadget)…

Q1: Are you doing anything else to address the issue? Perhaps changing hardware?

Apple's 'Antennagate' mea culpa - free case until Sept 30 (Updated) | ZDNet

Hewlett Packard is working on a variety of tablet PCs, running a variety of operating systems. Among them, an Android device that was supposed to arrive at market in the fourth quarter of 2010. But no longer. Sources in position to know tell me that HP’s Android slate has been delayed and won’t ship before the end of the year as planned.

Why? That’s not entirely clear, but evidently the tablet has been tabled–at least for the time being.

Perhaps, HP (HPQ) has decided to focus its resources on the future webOS slate PC that its new Palm unit is developing. That device has a rumored fall launch date, and we’re already halfway through summer.

Or perhaps the company is reconsidering its multi-OS tablet strategy in light of the Palm acquisition. After all, HP has said repeatedly it is “doubling down” on webOS. “We’re going to increase [R&D spending on webOS],” HP’s Jim Burns said during a conference call announcing the deal. “And we’re going to increase sales and marketing as well. We’re going to take this platform, which today exists for smartphones only, and make it much broader than that.”

Seems that would be a lot easier to pull off if the company wasn’t simultaneously developing slates for three different operating systems–webOS, Microsoft’s (MSFT) Windows 7 and Google’s (GOOG) Android.

Perhaps, HP has concluded the same thing.

Exclusive: HP's Android Tablet Tabled | John Paczkowski | Digital Daily | AllThingsD

Huffington Post   |  Bianca Bosker First Posted: 07-12-10 02:08 PM   |   Updated: 07-12-10 02:24 PM

The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg called it "the best device in its class." The New York Times' David Pogue dubbed it "amazing." Engadget said it was the "cream of the current crop." But Consumer Reports says it "can't recommend the iPhone 4."

Why the naysaying? Having completed its tests on three different iPhone 4s--which included controlled tests inside a "radio frequency isolation chamber"--Consumer Reports concluded that Apple's new iPhone has a design flaw that causes the phone to lose signal strength when held in such a way that one's skin covers its external antenna.

Consumer Reports wrote in a blog post,

When your finger or hand touches a spot on the phone's lower left side--an easy thing, especially for lefties--the signal can significantly degrade enough to cause you to lose your connection altogether if you're in an area with a weak signal.

Their findings run counter to Apple's explanations for the signal disparity: the company has suggested that it was a software issue. Apple CEO Steve Jobs even reportedly told one customer, via email, that "there are no reception issues" with the iPhone 4.

Consumer Reports notes,

Our findings call into question the recent claim by Apple that the iPhone 4's signal-strength issues were largely an optical illusion caused by faulty software that "mistakenly displays 2 more bars than it should for a given signal strength."

The site suggests covering the bottom left-hand side of the with duct tape or another "non-conductive material" to remedy the problem.

Although it doesn't come "recommended," the iPhone 4's other features, including its video camera and high-resolution screen, helped the smartphone top Consumer Reports' smartphone ratings. Apple was recently hit with a class-action lawsuit over the iPhone 4's antenna issues.

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Consumer Reports Can't Recommend The iPhone 4 Due To 'Design Defect' (VIDEO)

The first major benefit of the new health reform law just kicked in, and it could be a life-saver for you, your family members or friends.

Starting now, anyone in Texas who has been uninsured for the last six months and denied because of a pre-existing condition can finally buy it, and at a more affordable price.

That means people struggling with major illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes or arthritis or a congenital illness, will finally have peace-of-mind knowing they can’t be turned down. And this coverage can’t be more expensive than what a healthy person of the same age and in the same location would pay!

All the information about this new benefit is here – download the form and apply now or just learn more about your options!

If you haven’t had insurance for at least six months because of a pre-existing condition, you can apply for a policy today, with coverage starting as soon as August. Or, if you know people who could use this help, forward this email to them so they can apply too.

The new plan will cover primary doctor care and all specialty care needed to treat and manage the pre-existing condition, including prescriptions and hospitalization. Monthly premiums will vary by state, but a 50-year-old with a health problem could expect to pay between $320 to $570 a month.

So many people are denied coverage by insurance companies simply because they have a medical condition. The health reform law stops this discrimination. And starting in 2014, all insurance companies will be prohibited from using a person’s health as an excuse to deny coverage or jack-up rates.

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Few things are worse than being denied the coverage you need simply because you have a health problem. Apply now if you need insurance, or forward this email to people you know so they can get the coverage they need. It may not be the answer for everyone, but it will likely help hundreds of thousands of people

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