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Apple Releases iPhone Fix, But Problems Persist

By Branko Miletic | Tuesday | 19/08/2008

Apple has updated the iPhone's software but according to a number of reports coming from overseas, the new 2.0.2 firmware has not fixed some users' reception issues.


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So those users expecting to see a fix for the 3G reception problems seem to have been mostly disappointed, which was underlined by the fact that majority who posted messages on the subject to Apple's support forum after installing iPhone 2.0.2 said that the update had not solved their problems, which included dropped calls, weak signal strength and slow surfing speeds.

As per form, Apple has not publicly commented on the complaints or said whether it would come up with a software fix, although a number of sources have claimed that the company is working on a firmware update that should solve the connection and speed problems.

 

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