Apple denies iPhone 4 antenna glitch, blames inaccurate signal bars

Apple has denied that its recently released iPhone 4 has any problems with the antenna, as reported by many disgruntled customers of the company's latest device.

Instead the Jobisan outfit has coughed to a glitch with the way the bars are displayed on the phone.

Apple said it would spin out a software fix in the next few weeks.

"We have discovered the cause of this dramatic drop in bars, and it's both simple and surprising," explained Apple in a "letter" on its website.

Apple said it would release a software update - incorporating the corrected formula - in the next few weeks. It said the technical cock-up was also present in the firm's previous iPhone incarnations (3GS and 3G), and so a fix will also be provided for those devices too.

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