I'm a little disappointed in the methodology here. They only used one testing lab and a small number of phones, and an iPhone model released 3 years ago.
Back in the days of Antennagate, Apple gave a tour of their wireless testing lab to WIRED[1]. In the design of the new Apple Park campus, they added a "North Testing Building" and "South Testing Building" which I assumed were upgrades of the original lab, but I don't have any knowledge of them.
I'm a bit skeptical that they would invest heavily in these testing labs and then thwart the standards. And could they get away with it in 70+ countries they sell in?
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I'm a little disappointed in the methodology here. They only used one testing lab and a small number of phones, and an iPhone model released 3 years ago.
Back in the days of Antennagate, Apple gave a tour of their wireless testing lab to WIRED[1]. In the design of the new Apple Park campus, they added a "North Testing Building" and "South Testing Building" which I assumed were upgrades of the original lab, but I don't have any knowledge of them.
I'm a bit skeptical that they would invest heavily in these testing labs and then thwart the standards. And could they get away with it in 70+ countries they sell in?
1: https://www.wired.com/2010/07/apple-antenna-lab/