Randall Stross writes that the iPhone itself is largely responsible for faults commonly blamed on AT&T's 3G network. The story, published by the New York Times, offers AT&T consultants as sources, and doesn't address the fact that only users in the U.S. (where AT&T is the sole carrier) report the chronic issues at hand. One could say that Gruber delivers a killing blow, but Stross' piece is quite daft, so it's more like a sanity insurance policy to ensure it never attains life.
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