@ twinkles

i encounter this problem when i was using the first gen iphone. what i usually do is just to restore again (on the assumption that the previous restoration didn't go too smoothly)


maybe you wanna try my suggestion if all fails?

@ Clarencerx

of course it's up to TS. but sometimes restoration (despite going through the verifying step on itunes), it may not be flawless.

not forgetting blackberry devices.

when it gets progressively close to its maximum space capacity, i do feel like tossing the device through the window.

This post has been edited by iPhone2008: Sep 16 2008, 10:22 PM

let me transfer mine here:


@ twinkles


i have already personally "played" with three aifontrigis on 2.1. there is no lag or what so ever. hence there must be a problem with your firmware. however on the safer side, i do recommend, re-downloading a freshly baked firmware.

which country of origin is your iphone?

not just restoring (reinstalling seems so 90s, ha ha) but try to get another new copy of the firmware.

WAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*bangs head on the wall profusely*

@ Jermaine

like many OS (not confining to iphones alone), startup times is dependent a lot on the number of apps/contents that you have inside.

i'm (2.1) currently ultilising only 50% of my capacity and it loads to springboard in less than 18seconds.

This post has been edited by iPhone2008: Sep 16 2008, 11:04 PM

try deleting some text conversations.