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ELKMAN90210

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May 28, 2010
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So I just got an iPad yesterday (32gb 3g) and I have noticed that the internet is really slow. I have an app on my iPhone and iPad that shows you Internet speeds. The iPhone showed as having a 3178kbps download speed and 2726kbps while the iPad only had 173kbps download and 3030 upload, so I know that the wifi isn't slow. Any ideas of what I could do? Thanks
 

Modacke

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Jan 6, 2009
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So I just got an iPad yesterday (32gb 3g) and I have noticed that the internet is really slow. I have an app on my iPhone and iPad that shows you Internet speeds. The iPhone showed as having a 3178kbps download speed and 2726kbps while the iPad only had 173kbps download and 3030 upload, so I know that the wifi isn't slow. Any ideas of what I could do? Thanks

Yea it's pretty known that some iPads has wifi issues. Apple said it is working on a software fix, but I suggest you take it back to the store for a new one and test the new iPad there to see if it has the same wifi problems as your old iPad.
 

ELKMAN90210

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May 28, 2010
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Will I still be able to return it if I have jailbroken it? Or do I need to remove the jailbreak?
 

ArmCortexA8

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Feb 18, 2010
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Will I still be able to return it if I have jailbroken it? Or do I need to remove the jailbreak?

You will need to remove the jailbreak. The iPad 3G and wifi have wireless issues, primarily dropping connection and then reconnecting quickly (only the icon gives it away as it flickers). I use WPA2 AES (stronger than TKIP) and it still drops intermittently. Seems to me to be a software issue and possible lease keeps renewing upon connection.
 

saberahul

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Nov 6, 2008
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Will I still be able to return it if I have jailbroken it? Or do I need to remove the jailbreak?

As mentioned above, don't try going to Apple with a jailbroken device. First, they'll think you're an idiot to do so. Second, if they're serious they'll void your warranty as per their terms and conditions.
 
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