Oh dear, this isn’t very sporting. In a new post on its US Facebook page, Motorola is making a big deal out of the previously unheralded “double antenna” system featured in the company’s new DROID X.
Because it lets you “make calls no matter which way you hold it”. How very rude and insensitive! It’s mentioned in the small print beneath the phone:
We can remember when being able to make telephone calls while outside was a mobile phone’s primary feature – now it’s something you may occasionally remember.
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