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iOS 4.1 did fix all of the performance problems that the iPhone 3G did have. The real problem here is the amount of time it took Apple to implement the fixes re
by Saad_M 16y ago
iOS 4.1 did fix all of the performance problems that the iPhone 3G did have. The real problem here is the amount of time it took Apple to implement the fixes required.
- semanticist 16y ago4.1 did not fix all the problems: many people (including me!) find that the OS is still much more sluggish than it was on 3.x. I still see delays of up to several seconds in between keystrokes when typing sometimes, which makes typing really unpleasant and frustrating. It tends to get worse over time until I reboot my phone, given that the iPhone 3G has less RAM than the 3GS or 4 I guess there's a memory leak somewhere that hasn't been fixed, but there's likely other issues too. It really did feel like Apple didn't even bother to test the iPhone 3G, which is madness.
- Poiesis 16y agoI don't have to restart regularly, but I can agree that it's slower than iOS 3.x, sure. The typing lag is indeed the worst; it was horrid on 4.0 and is occasionally laggy still. I can't figure out why it seemingly wasn't tested on the old hardware though. Maybe it was just with the bare install? It just seems uncharacteristic.