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Apple Opens Official Investigation Into iOS 4 Problems on iPhone 3G

By Davies DeCesare-Fousek on Jul 29 | 10:42 am, in Apple News

The WSJ is reporting that Apple has opened an investigation into problems with iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G. This comes after weeks of complaints on YouTube, Apple Support Forums and various blogs. Read more.

From the WSJ:
"Apple is investigating reports that the latest iPhone operating system causes problems for users of the iPhone 3G, after a series of complaints on Apple support forums and technology blogs. Apple is aware of the reports and is looking into the matter, a spokeswoman told Digits. Reports of the problems have been overshadowed by “Antennagate” — complaints about the iPhone 4 antenna that led Apple to issue free cases to all buyers. But since the iOS 4 software became available in late June, user concerns have surfaced on Apple forums."

The problems that many people have voiced is extremely slow speeds, along with battery problems combined to make the phone almost unusable. Apple has not provided a solution to this yet and there is no legal way to downgrade to iOS 3.1.3 and why should one have to. We have played around with iOS 4.1 Beta 2 on the iPhone 3G and we are having mixed experiences, some much better and some with the same issues.


Source: WSJ


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