Launch model bugs?

[Duck117]

I am wondering whether it would be a good idea to wait until Autumn or not to avoid getting a buggy iPhone.

Were there any problems with original/3g/3gs bugs on launch or not?

 

[JackSpearo]

the bugs weren't severe, plus apple did a great job (IMO) of fixing them right away...

 

[Built]

I am wondering whether it would be a good idea to wait until Autumn or not to avoid getting a buggy iPhone.

Were there any problems with original/3g/3gs bugs on launch or not?

Don't wait.

Apple is really good at resolving issues quickly, and most of their products come to market relatively bug-free, at least relative to many of their competitors who seem to love to roll out products that try to run before they can walk.

 

[pika2000]

Yeah, I think by this time, I wouldn't expect many issues with the phone itself as they have learned a lot. As for the OS, it's as easy as a software update. The only reason to wait is to avoid the rush of waiting in line. Looking how fast Apple is planning to roll out the iPhone 4 internationally, I think they are quite confident in their supply chain (no worries about selling out), unlike the iPad.

 

[Raima]

The left handed iPhones are known to lock up. Don't get one until they're fixed!!!

 

[Duck117]

Good. It would have taken a lot of strength to wait until Autumn. Especially since my 3G now lasts about 6 hours before I need to charge it again.