I notice is only for Iphone 4, I have a 3GS and was specting some new stuff for it but i think I will have to wait a little longer. 
I notice is only for Iphone 4, I have a 3GS and was specting some new stuff for it but i think I will have to wait a little longer.![]()
I got fed up this AM and took my phone into the Apple store. I barely described what was happening and the "Genius" had a new phone out already and replaced mine on the spot no arguments. So far back at home unable to reproduce the dropped calls. Very happy at this point. Also applying the 4.0.1 update as I type this.
Have you noticed receiving more bars and better reception in places that you would have one or none bars before?
The reason I ask is because my 3GS had 3-4 bars at my house all the time regardless of what I was doing. I never had a dropped call and my reception and 3G connection was great.
Now my iPhone 4 is all over the board from 4 bars before I make a call down to 1 bar when the call connects to the other person. This leads to occasionally dropping the call or I don't even receive a call when someone is calling me. This happens even if I'm holding the phone or it's sitting on my desk while using the speaker phone. My 3GS never had this issue. I'm not furious, just upset that I thought I paid for a quality piece of hardware.
Well right back to where i started after patching to 4.0.1 and restoring my data. Never had a dropped/missed call in my house with my 3G S, always had full signal, closest tower is only quarter a mile away in line of sight. Now I'm lucky if I get 2 bars, most calls I receive go straight to VM, longest call I've been able to keep is 30 secs before call fails. 3G data is unusable. My iPad has full 3G signal and fast in the same location. This was on both my original 4 phone and the replacement today. Never had problems like this with previous iPhones from iPhone 1 on up through 3G S. A couple Blackberry's on AT&T always worked flawless same location. Wife's iPhone 4 is exhibiting the same problems as mine in her hands. Not sure how Steve can sight this as a perception problem, while in the Apple store replacing mine, 5 other people before and after me where all there for the same problem and all walked out with a replaced phone. Followed up with one of the others that was in line with me and hers is still doing the same thing as well.