My new iPhone 4 will connection to my wireless router (802.11g) at home. But after roughly 10-15 minutes, it stops speaking to the network. It still has the wi-fi icon in the upper left, but it can't communicate. And it doesn't drop back down to 3G either. I'm just left with no internet access unless I manually go back to 3G or turn wi-fi off, then back on (which fixes the problem immediately).
We have an old iPhone 3G, an iPod touch, two laptops, a PSP, a Wii and maybe another device or two using wireless without any issues. I had my phone replaced yesterday (which did fix another issue I had been having). I went to Settings and did Reset All Settings without any luck. I unplugged the router for 15 seconds and powered it back up. I gave my phone a static IP well out of the range of the other devices to avoid conflicts.
I'm starting to run out of ideas. I do think it will eventually reconnect, but I don't feel like waiting around 10 minutes for that to happen.
I did restore the phone from my old 3G when I got it last week. But that phone had a problem with the iOS 4 upgrade and I had to reset it to factory default just days before getting the new phone, so I'm thinking that shouldn't be the issue.
We have an old iPhone 3G, an iPod touch, two laptops, a PSP, a Wii and maybe another device or two using wireless without any issues. I had my phone replaced yesterday (which did fix another issue I had been having). I went to Settings and did Reset All Settings without any luck. I unplugged the router for 15 seconds and powered it back up. I gave my phone a static IP well out of the range of the other devices to avoid conflicts.
I'm starting to run out of ideas. I do think it will eventually reconnect, but I don't feel like waiting around 10 minutes for that to happen.
I did restore the phone from my old 3G when I got it last week. But that phone had a problem with the iOS 4 upgrade and I had to reset it to factory default just days before getting the new phone, so I'm thinking that shouldn't be the issue.