No crash (Yes!), No real change in 3G or Edge (No)
OK,
My experience after updating to 2.1 is that applications that crashed frequently haven't died so far (and I've been switching back and forth a bunch, which always broke it quickly before). So that is good!
As for RF performance, I had a -99 signal before that would display 1 or 2 bars. Now it shows 5 bars (whoop-de-do), but still reports -99 dBm. So there is no real increase in receive signal level according to the service menu (*3001#12345#*). I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this change is more than just faking more bars.
Contacts now open in about 3 seconds (was taking about 5 seconds before) for about 500 entries.
Email was always working for me (local ISP POP and Gmail), no difference noted.
Just fixing the crashes was great. And until AT&T does something about their total BS service, there isn't much Apple can do.
OK,
My experience after updating to 2.1 is that applications that crashed frequently haven't died so far (and I've been switching back and forth a bunch, which always broke it quickly before). So that is good!
As for RF performance, I had a -99 signal before that would display 1 or 2 bars. Now it shows 5 bars (whoop-de-do), but still reports -99 dBm. So there is no real increase in receive signal level according to the service menu (*3001#12345#*). I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this change is more than just faking more bars.
Contacts now open in about 3 seconds (was taking about 5 seconds before) for about 500 entries.
Email was always working for me (local ISP POP and Gmail), no difference noted.
Just fixing the crashes was great. And until AT&T does something about their total BS service, there isn't much Apple can do.