On the official Nokia Blog they are joking against the iPhone antenna hardware bug, and they try to gather momentum with a post titled “How do you hold your Nokia?“.

They show some of the infinite way to hold their device, and they conclude:

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The key function on any Nokia device is its ability to make phone calls. After all, that’s why we know them universally as mobile phones (or smart phones, feature phones or mobile computers – though the same grip styles work for those, too). One of the main things we’ve found about the 1 billion plus Nokia devices that are in use today is that when making a phone call, people generally tend to hold their phone like a… well, like a phone. Providing a wide range of methods and grips for people to hold their phones, without interfering with the antennae, has been an essential feature of every device Nokia has built.

Of course, feel free to ignore all of the above because realistically, you’re free to hold your Nokia device any way you like. And you won’t suffer any signal loss. Cool, huh?

I hope for them the new MeeGo platform will be able to do what Symbian did in the past for them, maybe without the same antenna problems experienced by the Nokia E71…

Via: Gizmodo