people have been saying bout this lag thing...
somehow i dont notice any...
maybe entering spotlight there's a wee bit of lag....
the rest to me is quite responsive...


but what i have experience is the loading of app take a while...
no lag...but slow loading...

i also don have any lag prob but notices slightly improve in performance..
in fm2.2 when i view my photo it will b lag a bit when scrolling..now back to smooth de

Pwnage 3.0 right?
Do you experience any minor issues or youtube malfunction?
I heard of this on iTouch.
No problem at all, in terms of everything?

It appears quite a lot of people do experience some sort of problem after the 3.0 upgrade. I myself find it a little laggy while moving from page to page as well. So the question is... can we expect another update from apple? Like a small fix to the current 3.0? hmmm....

iPhone 3.0 really boosted up my iPhone 3G performance but I believe that it will be MUCH faster for iPhone 3G S....3G S...I am going to buy you next month if maxis release you!!!!

Can i ask how you resolve this item when the backlight is wont turn ON at all? force shut down or got other solution?

@CRSSR,
I believe you're facing the issue because your SIM is locked. All U need to do is SIM unlock the phone manually and let it search for network. When network's active, it will automatically continue to install 3.0 to your phone.

Hope it works!

@nokia2003,
I like to be able to contribute as and when I can; what to do?! I'm just helpful

Hi TakanoKyohei,

I have tested the MMS and is working fine but as for tethering purpose,all I have to do is to attach my Iphone to my laptop using the Iphone USB cable,right?

Thanks.

Oops,kindly ignore this post... as I just found the answer...

This post has been edited by NXaqua: Jun 20 2009, 12:14 PM

Yep, OS 3.0 really speed up all performance for iPhone 3G. it works great ... feels beter

This post has been edited by vui_msia: Jun 20 2009, 02:40 PM

but found out the battery is drain more faster than previous firmware

If you have apps that introduces Push Notification, make sure you get that at least once. That may be the reason why your battery drains faster. Your iPhone is struggling to push those notification for the first time to your relevant app, and couple that with low signal strength, that takes a toll on your battery endurance. I use AP News app to get my daily news for my place back in the States, and it has been a whole before the first notification arrives. Before that happens, I left the iPhone charging in area where the iPhone struggles to latch on to 3G network. The new firmware apparently have problems switching between GSM and 3G smoothly and when I checked back, the pop-up stating that the iPhone has problems connecting to my preferred network comes out. Only after I manually pick "My Celcom" network and toggle the 3G switch off then on again, that I get my first notification from AP News. After this, battery drain remains normal. Which is why I suspected the Push Notification being the culprit.

Also, until you get your first push notification, the "Push Notification" option will not be available on the Settings page.

Not sure if anyone has encountered this problem before but after Ienable tethering over USB and I onnect the phone to my computer, the computer briefly detects it and my phone's tethering option just goes *POOF*. I have to remove the profile, re-install the profile, restart phone, enable tethering and again, it goes missing. Am I doing something wrong here?

just if any1 is curious abt how fast is da 3gS compared to 3g...here's a vid comparison


This post has been edited by harmeet15: Jun 20 2009, 05:10 PM

@ harmeet15

thanks for the video. appreciate it.

personally i have seen a lot of these video comparisons, but i still think it is not fair to compare these two iPhones side by side without making the contents constant.

so far i have not seen any comparison report that compares a "stock" 3G and another "stock" 3G S or an equally match data and contents.

obviously it is the 3G (being the older one) that contains significantly more data bundled inside its memory, and hence causing an even significant lag that it is supposed to be.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jun 20 2009, 05:20 PM

yup noticed tat.. i wud agree on tat with u...
on a side note, thr was a video by cnet comparing da startup of palm pre, 3g and 3gs...
3gS 20sec
3g 40 sec

and brace urself...
palm 1min 30 i tink...

but then on da same vid, browsing speed was much faster on palm...

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Added on June 20, 2009, 5:27 pmyo bro...
thx for the update...
been waiting for tis...

ot



This post has been edited by harmeet15: Jun 20 2009, 05:27 PM

yes i saw that video too, coincidentally.

the iPhone 3G that was being used, belongs to the male host; brian tong and his iPhone contains a lot of crap inside (i know because i watch his shows regularly )

on the other hand, the iPhone 3G S was almost fresh from the box.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jun 20 2009, 05:30 PM

That browsing speed on the CNET video is skewed towards Palm based on what WWAN network both devices are connected. Notice that the Pre is using Sprint's network, while the iPhone is using AT&T. That introduces the variable that does not put both devices on equal footing. If both devices are loggeed onto one singular Wifi access point, that would give a more credible comparison about the browser speed. We all know how crowded the AT&T wireless network is, compared to the relative loneliness of Sprint's.

thr u go...a slight handicap i wud say..
but still overall hv to agree the speed update is worth it...
now just pondering abt 16 or 32..

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Added on June 20, 2009, 5:32 pmi was tinking da exact same ting...
so close one eye on tat matter...

This post has been edited by harmeet15: Jun 20 2009, 05:32 PM

and they stop the clock earlier for pre at least 20 sec earlier for pre on the webpage loading times, u can still see the small circle meter thingy at the bottom right of the pre (it is still loading) when they stop the timer.

oh yes, we have all heard about the misery that AT & T inflict upon the american iPhone users.

frankly speaking, after listening/reading all the AT & T horror stories, you will begin to wonder if maxis is all that bad, for starters (however malaysians will always be malaysians; the moaning never stops and the love to relate everything to political incompetency)

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Added on June 20, 2009, 5:35 pmin a nutshell, that was a terrible cnettv episode la. inconclusive! ter-bazir my bandwidth streaming that podcast

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jun 20 2009, 05:38 PM