Comfirming the Proximity Sensor issue is still there. I was in a self call and my ear triggered Speaker phone mode.
I hope mobile Safari gets fixed. It crashes on me way too often in iOS 4 and iOS 4.0.1
They better fix it in 4.1 or they are going to have some PISSED OFF people! I already know several people that are FURIOUS about it and want their old phones back.![]()
How many people are already furious at Apple for other iPhone related issues? A LOT
Yes, and Apple has shown they really don't care. The proximity sensor fix will come when it comes.
Yes, and Apple has shown they really don't care. The proximity sensor fix will come when it comes.
How many people are already furious at Apple for other iPhone related issues? A LOT
Yes, and Apple has shown they really don't care. The proximity sensor fix will come when it comes.
I agree it will come when it comes. Hence, it may or may not come for this 4.1 update. Though, what does this update do if not fix the proximity sensor?
Folks - 4.1 is all about Audio/Video and Bluetooth enhancements based on the new APIs. They didn't promise the prox sensor fix until 4.1 was already in work so I would not expect it just yet.
Folks - 4.1 is all about Audio/Video and Bluetooth enhancements based on the new APIs. They didn't promise the prox sensor fix until 4.1 was already in work so I would not expect it just yet.
I don't suppose it'll fix iOS 4 being so slow on the iPhone 3G that it's barely usable.
Oops typo, I have a 3G, but anyhow.
I don't suppose it'll fix iOS 4 being so slow on the iPhone 3G that it's barely usable.
Sigh. Apple should really do something about iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G. Its frustratingly sluggish and apps (even built-in ones) crash because of lack of usable RAM.
Hope arn can give this more coverage in the news page, alongside the proximity sensor issues.
Folks who bought the $99 iPhone 3G just weeks before iPhone 4 launched really got the rug pulled out from under them.
I don't get what people don't understand about this. Jobs explicitly stated that while it could be installed there, it was going to be slow on all 3G iPhones.
No. He said that only about the home screen wallpaper feature, not the entire iOS 4 experience.
As I understand, the home screen wallpaper feature is sluggish on iPhone 3G because of the lack of video horsepower when drawing the shadows & opacity of the app icons & text onto the wallpaper.
The sluggishness of iOS 4 on iPhone 3G is a slightly different thing. Its caused by the huge memory footprint resulting in lack of available RAM for apps to run stably. This is something Apple needs to fix as a matter of responsibility to customers, especially since they have decided to let iPhone 3G users run iOS 4.
Hate you say it, but you're a bit misinformed there.
1:41:00 mark of Job's keynote speech at the WWDC. It's available for the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and iPhone 3G, with not all features being supported for the iPhone 3G. Won't support what you mentioned above, plus multitasking, and other features would be slow. His words: "The hardware just won't support it."
BL.
Exactly my point. Features are killed because the hardware can't support it.
And with that, the common iPhone 3G user would have assumed that Apple has done their due diligence and taken out the things that would not work well on the 3G, and hence the remnants of the stuff that are available for the 3G in iOS 4 would work acceptably.
The current iOS 4 experience, with apps crashing incessantly and the keyboard being unresponsive for 30 seconds or more isn't considered an acceptable experience by any measure.
Jobs/Apple did not say or warn users that even after removing the features they've decided to, that the iPhone 3G would be "slow". If you can point me to a place that Apple has a warning to iPhone 3G users upgrading to iOS 4 that the performance would be worse (e.g. website or iOS 4 release notes), I'll concede to your point.
I have to admit meekgeek has a point. I spent a few weeks on my 3G with iOS 4 and it was very painful. PvZ takes forever to load. SimCity interface is unacceptably slow. MotionX Drive is unusable. And the Apple apps are no picnic either. Launch Safari, wait. click the searchbox, wait for a keyboard. Typing lag. Very very painful.The current iOS 4 experience, with apps crashing incessantly and the keyboard being unresponsive for 30 seconds or more isn't considered an acceptable experience by any measure.
Jobs said it himself: the hardware just won't support it. That should be warning enough, if not set off some red flags in your mind. But I'll answer that with a question. After hearing what Jobs said during the keynote, why would someone want to go off and buy a phone and decide to put the new OS on it, knowing that not all of the features would be functional the new OS provides? In doing that, you're asking for/inviting problems, such as aforementioned slowness that you are complaining about now. It isn't Apple's fault that you chose to install it. You upgraded to it, knowing the consequences of the upgrade.
BL.
Jobs said it himself: the hardware just won't support it. That should be warning enough, if not set off some red flags in your mind. But I'll answer that with a question. After hearing what Jobs said during the keynote, why would someone want to go off and buy a phone and decide to put the new OS on it, knowing that not all of the features would be functional the new OS provides? In doing that, you're asking for/inviting problems, such as aforementioned slowness that you are complaining about now. It isn't Apple's fault that you chose to install it. You upgraded to it, knowing the consequences of the upgrade.
BL.
No he did not. He said multitasking would not be available and later said backgrounds also aren't available (which is fair enough as the phone has a slower CPU and less RAM). He did not say that the iOS4 features that are available on the 3G would result in it becoming unusably slow.
Either they should have made iOS4 work on the 3G or not released it at all for the 3G.