Do you trust the iPhone OS?

[9822679]

It doesn't "choke" when you need it most. You're just perceiving the normal performance as being less than optimal when you become stressed and want things to work faster. It's a psychological thang.

OMG I love this guy !

Exactly what I would have said

In general, it's an unreliable piece of ****.

wow, for someone who replaced the phone 30x times you would think you love the device


The iPhone OS, isn't always as responsive as I would like, but its still the best mobile OS currently available ( haven't tested the PRE)

 

[mavis]

wow, for someone who replaced the phone 30x times you would think you love the device

Actually, the reason I think the iPhone is such a poorly constructed piece of **** probably has something to do with the fact that I've had to have mine replaced six (or seven?) times. Good call.

 

[maflynn]

My iPhone has performed consistently and problem free for the most part.
I have at times dropped a few calls but is that the iPhone's OS fault - doubt it. My old phone did the same thing. When running some apps, it crashes - again is that the phone's fault or poorly written apps? My guess is poorly written apps. Do I use up too much of the resources and then expect it to be snappy? No and I use iStat to view the free resources when things seem kind of wonky.

Is the OS perfect, no far from it, but its a stable environment that could have improved memory management and better protection from buggy apps but all in all its much much better then BB or windows mobile.

 

[iParis]

Hahaha. I'm not trolling. I may have exagerated a bit, but not too much.
EDIT: Turns out... it took about 25 seconds. I just now tested it.
Okay, so even if the majority of it's Apple's fault like you stated, not all of it is fault of the OS.