I HATE OS4!!!

Get rid of your 3G. I just sent my 2 year old, dented 3G back to O2 and got £175 for it, which made the iPhone 4 a lot easier on the wallet.

I got so frustrated with how slow everything was even on 3.1, OS4 made it unbearable. A 3GS or 4 is a massive upgrade in usability.

You were obviously out of contract?

I'd like to keep my 3GS but loose O2 for Vodafone.

14 years with Vodafone and move last year, big mistake :(
 
I don't see how apple are allowed to get away with not letting you go back to OS3.x/2.x, I mean it is basically no longer the same phone that you originally bought with regards to performance? My colleagues 3G is painfully slow.
 
I don't see how apple are allowed to get away with not letting you go back to OS3.x/2.x, I mean it is basically no longer the same phone that you originally bought with regards to performance? My colleagues 3G is painfully slow.

I had this discussion with O2 the other day and they are trying to source a non OS4 phone as I said in the store we can end the contract now if you don't find one...

I think it was more the scene in the store that bothered them... I.e. don't come here they're crap
 
iOS4 on a 3G is utter crap.

This morning my phone froze on the charge screen, and decided to reboot itself 5 minutes later.. which is great when you only want to check the time :rolleyes:. Writing a message is probably the worst experience that I can re-create. Sometimes I get through a whole sentence before the first letter appears, and when it does it appears all-at-once.

Roll on September when I can claim an iPhone 4 for my birthday :(
 
Another hater with the iOS4 on 3G. I'm getting very very frustrated with this phone now, you just know Apple did this on purpose to get us all to upgrade to the iPhone 4 :p
 
I've had my hands on two iPhone 4 handsets and despite best attempts at performing a death grip I reduced the signal by 1 - 2 bars max. I can do exactly the same on my iPhone 3, a Google Nexus One and any number of the Windows Mobile phones on my desktop.

The whole iPhone 4 thing has blown up out of all proportion.

iOS4 is a pile of poo on a 3G and should have never been offered for that device...
 
I've had my hands on two iPhone 4 handsets and despite best attempts at performing a death grip I reduced the signal by 1 - 2 bars max. I can do exactly the same on my iPhone 3, a Google Nexus One and any number of the Windows Mobile phones on my desktop.

The whole iPhone 4 thing has blown up out of all proportion.

iOS4 is a pile of poo on a 3G and should have never been offered for that device...

It's not that the bars drop a bit, but completely that annoyed most people.

Good review about the signal problem and the new 4.0.1 changes here too :)
 
well ive just dongraded to 3.1.2 again
so much faster than 4.0

3G or 3GS?

I'm verging on telling O2 to stuff it and getting my old Nokia 6300 out and using it to err make phone calls. yeah I'll miss the funky stuff
 
The multitasking is a massive con, with no way of exiting out of apps from "within" the applications, all you are left with is a multitasking bar full of apps you had open 3 days ago, then you have to go through a huge list closing them all.
 
The multitasking is a massive con, with no way of exiting out of apps from "within" the applications, all you are left with is a multitasking bar full of apps you had open 3 days ago, then you have to go through a huge list closing them all.

I find this too as when I go back to an app it forgets where I was anyway.

I've found my 3GS signal wise and dropping call wise poo anyway, even before OS4. Hopefully Apple will have another couple of billion wiped from their stock value...

Is there a way of turning off multi tasking!
 
I find this too as when I go back to an app it forgets where I was anyway.

I've found my 3GS signal wise and dropping call wise poo anyway, even before OS4. Hopefully Apple will have another couple of billion wiped from their stock value...

Is there a way of turning off multi tasking!

Same with me, if I try to load an application back up which is sitting in the multitasking bar, it just loads it up from scratch as if I opened it from the main menu
 
The multitasking is a massive con, with no way of exiting out of apps from "within" the applications, all you are left with is a multitasking bar full of apps you had open 3 days ago, then you have to go through a huge list closing them all.

Why bother? The phone automatically closes apps if it runs low on memory.

Same with me, if I try to load an application back up which is sitting in the multitasking bar, it just loads it up from scratch as if I opened it from the main menu

You know that a lot of apps haven't been updated yet to support multitasking, right?
 
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