Remember just a few weeks ago, when all we heard about was the flaw in Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) iPhone 4 antenna? After the most successful product launch in the company's history, many were wondering whether that controversy might significantly dampen iPhone 4 sales.

Steve Jobs finally addressed the issue, offering free cases or full refunds for any dissatisfied customers who bought the phone. What are we hearing now about the issue now? Not much.

Still, investors might be interested to know whether this really did hurt sales. Fool analyst Rex Moore says we'll find that this brouhaha had almost no effect. He did some channel checks, and nearly two months after its launch, the iPhone 4 is still hard to find. New units are only trickling in to AT&T (NYSE: T) and Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) stores, and they tend to sell quickly. Things aren't much different at Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT), and Apple's online store is quoting three weeks for shipping.

The bottom line is that "Antennagate" had no material effect on sales. A more likely damper could come in the form of these supply constraints. Investors should hope to see some phones flooding into stores in the next month or so before the holiday season hits.

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