Since the functionary launch of the all new apple iPhone 4G. this incredible next generation smart telephone has been marred with a very serious issue in respect to its antennae. Ever since the user got their hands on the iPhone 4G, there has been a alluvion of complaint about significant drop call and signaling losses, that has been attributed to the handling of the phone.

One of the saphead cogent evidence method to get over this annoyance anomalousness is to buy a $30 iPhone 4G bumper case, that sustenance a barrier between the human skin and the device’s surface, where the transmitting aerial is located. But then again, if you have already spent $199 on the device it would annoy to attention deficit disorder an spear carrier $30 just to get the web sign in your device. However, one of the iPhone 4G users, Oliver Nelson has found a unique way to solve this concern at just $1. All you need to do is to get yourself a India rubber wristband, that were made popular by shaft Neil Armstrong and are readily available almost everywhere, some times for a $1 or at times even free of cost.

Mr. Viscount Nelson took the India rubber wristband and found that, the size of the circle tantrum perfectly on an iPhone 4G. So, he simply cut the circle at various places, such as the charging base, put it on the iPhone 4G and voila! Problem solved! To make you own DIY iPhone 4G bumper case, take an unscratched rubber wristband and cut to exact mensuration of 1.125″ long and about .125″ wide and then make the necessary film editing for the charging area, silent mode toggle on the side, and a small hole for the headphone jack on top.

Via Wired