[citation][nom]hellwig[/nom]That depends on Motorolla's response. If there is a problem, and they admit it in a press release (and not some self glorifying promotional event), and they don't mention Apple's problems, then NO, there will be no second antennagate.If, instead, they respond like petulant children, blaming customers and reviewers for holding it wrong, tattle on all their friends because they do it to (with sketchy YouTube videos), and in the end, give away $1 worth of plastic cases that they, mysteriously, never bothered selling BEFORE they released the Droid 2, but that magically correct the problem and initially retailed for $29.99, then yes, this will be every bit as bad.Somehow though, I don't see Motorolla responding like Apple. They just don't have someone with the same messiah complex that allowed Steve Jobs to pull it off with such conviction in the eyes of the apple fans. Motorolla customers would drop them in a heartbeat.[/citation]
Motorola will most likely do nothing, say nothing and take the returns like they did with all their defective products in the past (I'm not saying all their products were defective but there was too many to enumerate in the cell phone department alone circa 2004-2008), they are just not the type to show off and draw attention to their failures, even more so that they are just recovering from an "almost bankrupt experience".(remember those phones from 2004-2008?)