iPhone 3G Problems Explained

by Brenda Stokes on August 28, 2008





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It seems like all I'm talking about these days are iPhone problems and reception issues, but here we go again! This time, a source at AT&T has taken a stab at explaining exactly what the latest firmware update fixed and why it's now in iPhone user's hands to put the problem to rest.

The 2.0.2 update made it so the iPhone did not need as high of signal in order to get and maintain a 3G connection. With so many phones attempting to get a high signal when it's not needed, the network was overloaded, resulting in dropped calls. Well, that explains the problem, but what about those still experiencing problems?

Now it's in the hands of iPhone users to actually download the update! With non-updated phones still trying to connect to the network, they're still hogging the system and causing dropped calls for themselves and others. In short, update your phone, people!

[via DailyTech]

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{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Alex 08.29.08 at 4:25 am

that bloody iphone!

2 Josh 08.29.08 at 7:30 pm

I HAVE updated my phone and I’m STILL dropping calls and having SLOW 3G speeds. Sometimes I’ll be on 3G and my wife’s iPhone is faster on EDGE! AT&T… FIX THE NETWORK!

3 DeW 08.30.08 at 12:44 pm

Josh, read the full article. You have updated you phone. Great. You are no longer the part of the problem, but others who’s phones running on 2.0.0, 2.0.1 still are.

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