Consumer Report has published an article detailing ``why Consumer Reports can't recommend the iPhone 4``. Consumer report has been testing the recent antenna woes of the iPhone and did add its weight to a problem that has been widely reported on: the ``death grip''. If you have missed it, the Death Grip refers to an wireless reception issue of the iPhone 4, when the phone is held with the left hand. The user's body generates electrical interferences and can degrades the signal. We have witnessed it and reported about it... While we did not get a dropped call, we did experience significant data download slowdowns or disconnections.
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