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I wonderful if after I update my 3GS it will help with reception issues. Ever since the first ios4 update, I haven't been able to use my phone from inside my house (in San Francisco). Before the update and with every other phone i have had over the past ten years, reception was perfect. I've been on many calls with ATT iPhone tech support with no luck. Changed sim cards. re booted, re set and so on. My friends with non iPhones talk perfectly from my house.

Oh well...

I having the same issue as you are. Apple is say to us older iPhone user to upgrade and you won't have this problem. I had perfect reception everywhere I went. Now where I used to get 4 bars, i am getting 1 or non.
 
ipod touch 4g updaters.. Update size please...

Any ipod touch 4G updaters, what is the update size?

(On a low bandwidth, need to know the time...)
 
Weird...... I hadn't updated to 3.2.2 yet (I was still on 3.2.1), and when I hit update, it showed that the update would be to 3.2.2. I tried a few times, and then just figured that I had to go to 3.2.2 before going to 4.2.1.

I updated, but it actually updated me to 4.2.1 instead.

I should have taken a screenshot, but this isn't important anyway, now is it......
 
Just downloaded and installed on my iPhone 4. Since some have asked, the "About" screen on the iPhone, as well as the phone's status window in iTunes, both show the following:

Build 8C148
Version 4.2.1
 
Build number is 8C148a, the a is an addition from the 4.2.1 GM released. It shows as version 4.2.1
 
This is gonna take all freakin' year... I'm showing 14 hours remaining. It got down to 9 but has gone back up.

Rob
 
SIMPLE QUESTIONS BEFORE UPDATING:

1 - Is battery life affected?

2 - Is multitasking exactly the same as iPhone 4?

3 - Has Safari stopped reloading every page when moving between them?

#3 is a function of memory limitations. When Safari exceeds its allocated memory, it will reload the next "tab" that you already had open. The phone doesn't have unlimited memory to keep web pages open, and some pages will use more memory than others.

#2 yes, as far as I can tell.
 
When I started the update process, iTunes said it was downloading 4.2 but when it finished, iTunes shows version 4.2.1 installed on the iPhone:
 

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