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<blockquote data-quote="cwa107" data-source="post: 1306201" data-attributes="member: 24098">They were greatly exaggerated.&nbsp; Similar &quot;death grips&quot; were shown to have the same effect on just about every other smart phone known to man.Regardless, I can't make the bars budge with my Verizon iPhone 4, which featured an updated antenna design.&nbsp; So, I have a feeling the 4S won't have any problem either.Yes.Most Android phones don't come with Mac syncing software.&nbsp; Windows Phone 7 does.&nbsp; Android does sync with the &quot;the cloud&quot;, so if you use GMail, it's pretty simple.&nbsp; Getting your music onto it can be a bit more involved than using iTunes with the iPhone, but it can be done.&nbsp; If you have a lot of purchased music in iTunes, that may prove problematic if you haven't gotten the DRM-free versions.It doesn't matter if you're using a PC or a Mac, what matters is whether you're using Android.&nbsp; Android was built to sync with Google's services over-the-air for PDA functions.&nbsp; Music can be done by other means, but none of the syncing is quite as smooth as it is with the iPhone.&nbsp; The same is true for Windows as it is for Mac.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cwa107, post: 1306201, member: 24098"] They were greatly exaggerated. Similar "death grips" were shown to have the same effect on just about every other smart phone known to man. Regardless, I can't make the bars budge with my Verizon iPhone 4, which featured an updated antenna design. So, I have a feeling the 4S won't have any problem either. Yes. Most Android phones don't come with Mac syncing software. Windows Phone 7 does. Android does sync with the "the cloud", so if you use GMail, it's pretty simple. Getting your music onto it can be a bit more involved than using iTunes with the iPhone, but it can be done. If you have a lot of purchased music in iTunes, that may prove problematic if you haven't gotten the DRM-free versions. It doesn't matter if you're using a PC or a Mac, what matters is whether you're using Android. Android was built to sync with Google's services over-the-air for PDA functions. Music can be done by other means, but none of the syncing is quite as smooth as it is with the iPhone. The same is true for Windows as it is for Mac. [/QUOTE]

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