Recently an open letter to Steve, ( CEO - Apple Inc ) has been published by David Gewirtz who is a frequent guest on TV and radio stations across America and also a regular contributors for various blogs. Like many frustrated and disbursed Apple fans, who thumb downed company’s flagship product iPhone 4.0, David was also closely monitoring ongoing series of allegations and issue between Apple ( or rather Steve ) & iPhone 4.0 owners, Gadgets Critics and also consumer report authority.

Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc, recently did a press conference and promised to fix the issue of "weak signals" in iPhone 4 and Free cases to all iPhone users. But it seems that things are already been picked up by other mobile manufacturers, specially after humiliated statement by Steve where he dragged other mobile manufacturers in the iPhone controversy by saying "Attenagate issue is also with other phones". Now after criticism by Nokia its time for Samsung who has its own way of encountering Steve statement - A Free Galaxy S phone for all iPhone users.

The Daily Mail reported this morning than an iPhone 4 recall is underway, but don’t believe it; the UK publication’s source was a tweet from a fake Steve Jobs Twitter account. Apple hasn’t announced any plans to recall its new phone. The Twitter account @ceoSteveJobs is a parody account — it says so in the profile bio, and even if you don’t read the bio, it should be obvious from the tweets, which include lines like “Be careful not to leave your #iPhone4 at the Genius Bar on the way out of the store.

Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs wowed a packed room on Monday with the new $ 199 "iPhone 4," which is a quarter slimmer than the current handset, with about double the picture quality; sports the in-house A4 processor or computing brain; and allows video chat.

The demand for news related to the next-generation iPhone is such that even errant parts of the device are making headlines. On Tuesday, a Portuguese iPhone blog became the latest site to post what are fairly believable images of what may be the iPhone Steve Jobs will reveal on June 7 at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.

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