end, it turns out when you touch it, the connection drops. >> maggie, let's show people what we're talking about. here's the iphone 4. this is how you hold it, in your hand, you're talking, looking at it. it's on. right here is a line where these two metal bars intersect. there it is. that line, if you cover that up with your finger, that's going to be a problem. that's where the antenna is. so, is this a problem with every phone built this way or is this just getting a lot of attention? >> i don't think it's been a problem with every phone. cnet has tested a lot of phones with the antenna in the bottom and we haven't found problems with it. for some reason, it is an issue with this phone. they've kind of done something different with this antenna where they sort of built it into the outside of the phone a