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And you should try using 4.0 or 4.1 then going to 4.3 ... then you'd understand what we're talking about.

This isn't made up.

This isn't our devices fault.

This isn't "OCD".

iOS 4.3 is not as fluid as it's predecessors on the iPhone 4.

This is completely true I upgraded from 4.0 to 4.3 and I can definitely tell the difference, wish I hadn't upgraded now.
 
Yesterday I got new computer so decided to migrate my iPhone to it. Copied all the files and just connected iPhone to do a sync. Everything went smooth but my battery went from 100% to 70% in less than an hour on stand by.

So I did a setup as new and all back to normal. PC to Mac. I'm gonna try Mac to PC again soon to see if I can replicate the issue.
 
4.3.3 is choppy. I was forced to jb to get rid of it (not completely though) . Apple has to fix this in ios5. End of story
 
You actually had your phone replaced because of this?!

Yup, I called AppleCare first to complain at the sluggish nature of 4.3 and they set up a Genius appointment.

I done it in the hope of getting a replacement with 4.2.1 on it, but received a new phone (serial number beginning 82, not 5K).

And hey, they offered it to me ... and it also comes in handy to shut up those using the "It's your phone" reply.
 
For me 4.3.3 is very choppy as well. I'm thinking of going back to 4.2.1 as that is the oldest SHSH I have saved.

Are there any apps that won't run on 4.2.1 that you know of (I'm guessing some new or updated apps may only run on 4.3.3)?
 
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