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Well I found a fix for this, if you uninstall the SSH,SFTP,SCP install from independence, the issues goes away after you reboot the phone!
Pain in the Arse though.....


I'm running a completely stock iPhone and have this problem. I suspect they are getting ready for some improvements in the SMS app, perhaps syncing, or MMS, or Multi-SMS. I do find it suspicious that there were changes to performance in SMS without any visual or feature changes to it.... Hmmm....
 
As mentioned in my OP, I had the SMS lag with 1.1.1. Since then, I downgraded to 1.0.2 (no SMS lag), then later on, back up to 1.1.1. In the process, I chose NOT to restore from a backup, meaning I lost all my system settings. But as others have reported, this seems to have fixed the SMS lag. I no longer have the delay, using 1.1.1.

To do this, first sync your phone so your computer has the latest calendar, addresses, etc. from your phone, then restore the phone, but choose to set up a new phone instead of restore from <your phone's name>. Again, this will wipe out your system settings, dictionary, weather cities, etc...basically anything that can't be synched will be lost, but you *should* see no more lag from SMS.

I suspect there's probably an SMS plist or cache file on the phone from 1.0.2 that causes the lag in 1.1.1. If you're adventurous, you could try to SSH into the phone instead of doing a restore and poke around the SMS related files to see if deleting any of them helps. If you aren't adventurous or haven't jailbroken, restore and start fresh and you should be good to go with no SMS lag.
 
Can someone with a stock iPhone do this so I don't have to.....would like to know if a restore indeed fixes the issue:)
 
Can someone with a stock iPhone do this so I don't have to.....would like to know if a restore indeed fixes the issue:)

I was experiencing SMS Lag as mentioned in this thread, I did a restore about 2 days ago (not for the purpose of fixing this, though) and i never realized it until reading the post a few before mine, but it is actually an instant load now. :eek:

I COMPLETELY TAKE THIS BACK!
Just now it took like 10 seconds to load, then once it did, i clicked messages, and didnt respond for 3 seconds, so i just turned my phone off.

Unhacked 1.1.1 iPhone.

Really pissed off this is acting like this!
 
So in order for this to work do you have to downgrade to 1.0.2? and then back to 1.1.1?
 
So in order for this to work do you have to downgrade to 1.0.2? and then back to 1.1.1?

Just did a clean restore. I will post back later (when i get a text =[ ) and see if that helps.
 
So in order for this to work do you have to downgrade to 1.0.2? and then back to 1.1.1?

I doubt it. My theory is that something changed in the SMS app between 1.0.2 and 1.1.1, and that some stray bits of incompatible code or data were the culprit...a 1.0.2 database or cache maybe. Wiping it clean should work fine regardless of your upgrade technique.
 
Just did a clean restore. I will post back later (when i get a text =[ ) and see if that helps.
Send yourself one. Send an email to <yourphonenumber>@cingularme.com. Or dial *646# and you'll get an SMS with your minutes used.
 
Send yourself one. Send an email to <yourphonenumber>@cingularme.com. Or dial *646# and you'll get an SMS with your minutes used.

Waiting for it to come in...and....That didnt work...
 
I was experiencing SMS Lag as mentioned in this thread, I did a restore about 2 days ago (not for the purpose of fixing this, though) and i never realized it until reading the post a few before mine, but it is actually an instant load now. :eek:

I COMPLETELY TAKE THIS BACK!
Just now it took like 10 seconds to load, then once it did, i clicked messages, and didnt respond for 3 seconds, so i just turned my phone off.

Unhacked 1.1.1 iPhone.

Really pissed off this is acting like this!

I updated my post!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by RL600
I was experiencing SMS Lag as mentioned in this thread, I did a restore about 2 days ago (not for the purpose of fixing this, though) and i never realized it until reading the post a few before mine, but it is actually an instant load now.

I COMPLETELY TAKE THIS BACK!
Just now it took like 10 seconds to load, then once it did, i clicked messages, and didnt respond for 3 seconds, so i just turned my phone off.

Unhacked 1.1.1 iPhone.

Really pissed off this is acting like this!
I updated my post!
When you did the restore, did you do it from an iTunes backup or "setup a new phone"?
 
Ok, well ive been doing some texting tonight, and the longest its taken when the program had to be opened was about a second, and if the program was already open, it was instant.
 
This forum gets on my nerves from time to time. Why is there such debate about whether or not there is an issue and whether or not there's a fix?

There IS an issue, there's no disputing that. It IS caused by update 1.1.1

SMS does NOT load instantly. There IS delay. Sometimes its bad. Sometimes its REAL BAD.

There is NO fix unless: Apple Inc addresses it specifically in update 1.1.2.

Period. End of discussion.
 
This forum gets on my nerves from time to time. Why is there such debate about whether or not there is an issue and whether or not there's a fix?

There IS an issue, there's no disputing that. It IS caused by update 1.1.1

SMS does NOT load instantly. There IS delay. Sometimes its bad. Sometimes its REAL BAD.

There is NO fix unless: Apple Inc addresses it specifically in update 1.1.2.

Period. End of discussion.

Some people on this forum get on my nerves from time to time. I guarentee apple is going through similar steps. There IS a problem. It IS caused by 1.1.1 update. Not everyone is experiencing it, so they break it up into categories and go from there. What are you so against?
 
This forum gets on my nerves from time to time. Why is there such debate about whether or not there is an issue and whether or not there's a fix?

There IS an issue, there's no disputing that. It IS caused by update 1.1.1

SMS does NOT load instantly. There IS delay. Sometimes its bad. Sometimes its REAL BAD.

There is NO fix unless: Apple Inc addresses it specifically in update 1.1.2.

Period. End of discussion.

Well there is an issue, for SOME, but not ALL who upgraded to 1.1.1. Heck I got a bunch of replies at the beginning of the thread saying it didn't affect them. Does that make it officially an issue? Or just an anomaly only some users experience? Who gets to decide what to call it? You? Me?

And there IS a fix, for me it was the restore method I described. Others concur.

Do you really expect people to sit around and see if Apple notices/cares/fixes a delay in SMS with 1.1.2?

Relax fella. Try a restore. What do you have to lose anyway?
 
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