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Ultimate Geek
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Topic # 65060 28-Jul-2010 18:57
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So im just downloading it for my 3G, not sure there is much point, however anyone else installed it yet?




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  Reply # 357906 28-Jul-2010 19:19
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Interested to know if it resolves "sluggishness" on the 3G...



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  Reply # 357907 28-Jul-2010 19:20
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I think a slug is faster than my phone.

Ill let you know. 




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  Reply # 357933 28-Jul-2010 20:25
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So installed and running on my iPhone 3G, restored as new phone,( as supposed to backup of older settings) and then just added about 5 apps, thanks to mobileme all is synced.

Seems snappier, but then it always does at first. SMS app no longer takes 10 seconds to open, and the home button seems more responsive.

Went through all the settings and i cant see anything new and or improved, from the last beta.

Maybe im blind but i cant see the notes on whats improved in the dev center, only notes about SDK improvements. 

Il post any findings after using it more. 




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  Reply # 357968 28-Jul-2010 21:24
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It seems that they're just adding more game center stuff. I can't see any other improvements in the release notes

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  Reply # 357990 28-Jul-2010 22:10
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Apparently there's a fix for the proximity sensor bug. IP4 only I believe..

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  Reply # 358085 29-Jul-2010 08:17
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Did a double hard reset on my partners 3G last night and that has solved her phones excessive sluggishness issues, have you guys tried that?

Hold both buttons until screen flicks off and then re-appears with Apple logo (Ignore the slide to turn off screen, keep holding dem buttons). Might take up to a minute for you to be able use it again, but it solved the issue for her.

Jon



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  Reply # 361828 2-Aug-2010 18:55
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Ive done the double hard reset, and also turned off all the spotlight search options, that does seem to have made a difference, although it seems the longer i use it the slower it gets.

Having less apps installed as well seems to help, although its annoying when it comes to using it and im out and i have to re download an app for something. 




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  Reply # 361975 2-Aug-2010 22:14
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Running iOS 4.1 beta 2 on an iPhone 4, and iOS 4.1 beta 1 on an iPhone 3G.

Not having any issues with 4.1 beta 2 on iPhone 4 aside from minor quirks with contact info (birthdays are set to incorrect days and can't be set to the correct day no matter what I do -- always off by a day or two).  This isn't a new issue, though: it's happened since my initial update to iOS 4 on my iPhone 3G.

iOS 4.1 beta temporarily resolved the slowness/lag issues I was having on my iPhone 3G, but the crap performance bugs crept back in after a couple of days.  I've tried all the fixes: double reset, reset all settings, reset network settings, disable Spotlight, etc., etc.  Nothing worked.  These fixes would buy me about 36 hours or so of mediocre performance before the iPhone 3G turned back into a sloth.

Since upgrading to an iPhone 4, the iPhone 3G has gone to my wife, restored and set up as a new phone.  She hasn't complained of any performance issues at all, but this is her first iPhone so she really has no basis for comparison I guess.  Still, I've heard from numerous sources that this really is the Ultimate Fix for getting iOS 4 to run worth a damn on the iPhone 3G: rather than restoring from backup, set it up as a new phone.  You lose all of your application data (game saves, etc.), but it may be worth it if you don't have to put up with aggravating performance issues any longer. 

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