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I have heard rumors that iOS 4 is going to be a little pokey (as in slow pokey) on the iPhone 3G. Can anyone attest to that? Or refute that statement? And does
by redrobot5050 16y ago
I have heard rumors that iOS 4 is going to be a little pokey (as in slow pokey) on the iPhone 3G. Can anyone attest to that? Or refute that statement?
And does anyone know of a site showing how to downgrade if I decide it is too slow and I want to revert back to iPhone OS 3.1.3?
(Sorry to ask, but I figured this crowd would know the answers to both of my questions off the bat.)
- kxs 16y agoIt feels slower. It seems to be possible to downgrade from iOS 4: http://translate.google.de/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.apfeltalk.de%2Fforum%2Fanleitung-downgrade-ios-t313210.html&sl=de&tl=en http://translate.google.de/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl...
- pistoriusp 16y agoWhen I was running the GM version is was very slow. This release seems tons faster.
- ojilles 16y agoYep, I definitely think so. Bookmarking something to the homescreen takes at least 4+ sec's, changing the wallpaper took at least 7 secs, sliding through emails now has hickups, etc. iPhone 4 already ordered ;-D
- watmough 16y agoJust upgraded my wife's 3G, and it feels great, but then I'm used to my original day 1 iPhone, so not really sure, but ios 4 on the 3G feels plenty fast to me.
- Maktab 16y agoIt was a bit slow at first, but after a restart and a few minutes of usage it seemed to be back to its old speeds.