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Finally, Apple might have fixed the iPhone 3G

Started by Duncan Riley · 9 months ago

iPhone firmware 2.1 was released earlier this week, promising to fix the core issues plaguing many iPhone 3G users, including reception, call drop outs, and crashes.
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9 comments

  • Jason

    9 months ago

    How do you know that the signal is actually any better? They could have just lowered the bar threshold :)
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  • ian

    9 months ago

    its added time travel to. (posted on the 13th but sreen shot is susposed to be the 14th.) might prompt me to buy one now
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  • Damen Stephens

    9 months ago

    "Full bars vs. virtually none before" doesn't mean a thing - it may very well mean the software update now displays more bars for exactly the same signal strength that used to display few bars ... for a "Tech" site this is a decidedly "untechnical" analysis !
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  • Steve Elmore

    9 months ago

    I think the bars have nothing to do with 3G...they're only representative of cell signal strength. If you turn off 3G, or Wi-fi, or have them on, the signal strength bars should stay the same for a given location.
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  • michael

    9 months ago

    2.1 does NOT fix the 3g Woes.
    Apple MUST be stopped from selling this defective product ASAP!
    There needs to be a recall or money back/ cancel contract without penalty.
    Seriously, they are not providing what they are selling.
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  • garazy

    9 months ago

    // iphone 3g reception fix - version 2.1
    if ( iphone.bars < 5 ) iphone.bars += 5 - iphone.bars;
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    9 months ago

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  • Pet Supplies

    5 months ago

    My experience with iphone so far has been really good. But i got a friend for whom the gravity function is constantly giving a few problems. His display vibrates even when he is not tilting the phone.
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  • Designer Clothing

    5 months ago

    There latest upgrade has resulted in fixation a lot of the previous issues. I have experienced a couple of call drops yesterday anyhow. Do not know if that was due to the service network or and iphone glitch.
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