slashgear.com - 8/13/2008
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While the iPhone 3G scores highly on usability and general lust-factor, there have been numerous cases where users have reported less than stellar signal and general reception problems. We spoke to an AT&T spokesperson this morning, who told us the following:“Customer experience on iPhone 3G or any device can vary based on a number of factors including proximity to the cell site, buildings, ...
news.cnet.com - 8/11/2008
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news.cnet.com —
Note: CNET News' Tom Krazit and Marguerite Reardon
co-wrote this article. After his third iPhone 3G continued
to cut him off in the middle of his conversations, Ryan Shaw had seen enough. "The phone was a disappointment from the standpoint that ...
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Apple, AT&T mum on iPhone 3G issues
blog.wired.com - 8/15/2008
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blog.wired.com —
In an e-mail interview, David Nowicki, vice president
of product development at femtocell developer Airvana, laid the
blame at the network's feet. He pointed out that AT&T's 3G network is new and will take several years to optimize, which is normal -- ...
(more)
What's Wrong With the 3G in iPhone 3G? | Gadget Lab from ...
iphoneatlas.com - 8/19/2008
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iphoneatlas.com —
Apple has released iPhone OS 2.0.2 with its
obligatory but unhelpful release notes indicating only “bug fixes.”
Unfortunately, a resolution to widespread, frustrating 3G reception issues is not among those fixes. In fact, some users ...
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iPhone OS 2.0.2 Released; Fails to Fix 3G Reception ...
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iPhone 3G chipset to blame for reception problems, claims analyst
iPhone Buzz —
... It's the second comment on the iPhone 3G's reception today, after US carrier AT&T spoke to our network site SlashGear today about the criticism their network has faced. Stopping short of taking blame for the handset's 3G shortcomings, the suggestion seemed to be that a firmware update would be the most likely fix for any signal problems: ...
iPhone 3G chipset to blame for reception problems, claims analyst
Top iPhone News —
... analyst Richard Windsor. In a research note released today, Windsor pointed the blame at Infineon as presumed 3G chipset supplier and suggested that their “immature” protocol software was key to the Apple cellphone’s woes:“We believe that these issues are typical of an immature chipset and radio protocol stack where we are almost certain Infineon is the 3G supplier” Richard Windsor, analyst, Nomura Securities [image] It’s the second comment on the iPhone 3G’s reception today, after US carrier AT&T spoke to our network site SlashGear today about the criticism their network ...
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iphonebuzz.com 8/17/2008 — There have been many reports as of late that show a serious problem with the iPhone 3G's reception. For starters, as many as 3% of users do not get 3G reception at all, or very poorly at best. The likely cause has been pinpointed to the Infineon ...
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iphonebuzz.com 8/14/2008 — The ongoing reception issues faced by many iPhone 3G users may be due to its Infineon 3G chipset and the protocol stack that it uses, according to Nomura Securities analyst Richard Windsor. In a research note released today, Windsor pointed the ...
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T-Mobile Netherlands puts reception issues on Apple
news.cnet.com 8/13/2008 — T-Mobile Netherlands is telling customers that the iPhone 3G's reception problems are Apple's fault. (Credit: CNET)
T-Mobile's Netherlands division is blaming the iPhone 3G's reception issues on Apple.
In a company blog posting Tuesday morning ...
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