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| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 14th Sep 2008 |
Comments for iPhone 2.1 Update Brings Speed, Battery & Call Boosts
Peter said on 15th September 2008
Hugo said on 15th September 2008
Original unlocked iPhone - significantly faster on 2.1.
Ben said on 15th September 2008
According to my iPhone, it is still fully charged from when I did the update on Friday evening. That doesn't seem right, somehow, but I'm going to keep on using it to find out! Everything seems good, some nice enhancements and generally better performance.
Kashif Bhatti said on 15th September 2008
Better battery life (I'd say, so far double - from one day to two, with 3G, no bluetooth, and occasional wi-fi), better GPS (google maps loads faster, less hanging), contacts are faster (nearly instant flipping).. thanks Apple.
xbrumster said on 15th September 2008
love you babe..
gonna try to update & jailbreak it later on today.. wish me luck!
Oliver Levett said on 15th September 2008
At least Apple have admitted that 2 crashed a bit, and had dodgy reception. And at least you lot have now realised that the iPhone was not as perfect as you made out, although no doubt you'll forget all the issues and crashes as soon as you get to review a WM based device...
Gordon said on 15th September 2008
@Oliver - which is why updates come out on a regular basis.
We totally stand by our iPhone 3G review incidentally, no sure where you got any other viewpoint from. In fact, it's now looking even better after 2.1 ;)
Oh and why do you think we could "forget all the issues and crashes as soon as you get to review a WM based device..." - hmmmmmmn, I wonder... ;)
Ironduke said on 15th September 2008
Oliver the none believer!
Get him!
Ruffle his hair
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