And if you care to read what nimrod pointed out, we're all confirmed that both reception and transmission works well, in some case better than the 3G[S]. I've in fact pointed out that I've able to use 3G connection in places where it drops 3G network signal before, such as in LRT tunnels. Twittering and calling, I'd consider that transmitting, both voice and data.

Not your fault, Masamune. In fact, I welcome any reports of problems on the iPhone 4. It's just the way these posts on reception issue makes is such like it's a life-and-death matter to them, when in actual fact, even those who suffers from these issues like you, aren't making a big fuss about it.

To me it's easy. If you're SOOOOO freaked out by these issues, then wait. Otherwise, buy them. Stop posting these issues like they're dealbreakers or deathknells for the iPhone 4. Some even posted under the guise of reporting it, but in actual fact, when you read between their lines, they're nothing more than being gleeful trolls, happy to blow minor issues out of proportions. I'm not saying that those who reported these issues are trolls, I'm saying that instead of just posting and full-stop, try be more useful with your time and post the reasoning behind it, and how you can possibly prevent it. You've spent that much time digging up that such illuminating info on the issue, be more useful and find the ways one can alleviate the problems altogether. Otherwise, your motives are more trollish in nature than anything else.

And if the answer to that question of yours has already been posted by others and counter-confirmed by others in other related thread, BEFORE you asked for the confirmation, how is asking it again gonna change that? Does it mean that if another person after this suddenly ask the same question again, that Masamune's reception issue is suddenly gonna disappear, or my iPhone suddenly exhibit reception problems?

My advise? Read. There is a reason why people post. Not to socialise, not to post one-liner kopitiam-style post to "seronok2 saja", and personally for me, certainly not to get more post count or more visibility in the forum. If that is my intention, I'd be posting all over the place, and repeating the answer to that question every time someone else posted it. Frankly, I'm tired of repeating myself over and over again, and it's getting from "helping to correct misinformation" to "annoying".