no poll options for first gen users, of which group i proudly belong in? this is an outrage.
The only issue I'm having with iOS 4 is battery life. Other than that, awesome update.
I have a 2nd gen, and it works great, no problems. Multitasking enabled, and it works great. Custom wallpaper enabled, and it works great. Love it. And the battery is a little bit worse.
I have a 2nd gen, and it works great, no problems. Multitasking enabled, and it works great. Custom wallpaper enabled, and it works great. Love it. And the battery is a little bit worse.
Don't you mean 3rd gen??
I have a second gen, and the speed is horrible! I hate it. I'm thinking of downgrading or jailbreaking.
How much worse is your battery life now that you're running iOS 4?
...I have a 3rd gen though, and I'm not sure it's worth doing. Multitasking would be nice. For example, listening to Pandora while I'm checking email or playing a game. There have been less reports of 3rd gen problems, but I'm still not totally convinced it's without risk.
Well, when I have more than 4 apps open it slows down quite a lot. And start up is way slower! That's all. It's cool!So you've experienced no sluggishness, jerky motion, delays in programs opening and reacting, etc?
Well, when I have more than 4 apps open it slows down quite a lot. And start up is way slower! That's all. It's cool!
You must have a 3G then as multitasking isn't available on 2G?
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You must have a 3G then as multitasking isn't available on 2G?
I have a 2G running iOS 4, i am able to multitask and use folders, and all that good stuff, although mine is jailbroken also.
I'm still torn as to upgrade my touch 3g to iOS 4 or not.
I'd at least wait until 4.1 is released and see how that goes. Jobs has implied that it will address the performance problems of 4.0x, and hopefully many of the other issues as well. 4.01 and 4.02 were fire drills to address issues that demanded immediate attention, but 4.1 is going to be the first wide scale bug fix.
I expect it to hit during, or not long after the traditional September iPod event, in addition to iTunes 9.3 or whatever the new version is called, so it won't be long.