iPhone 4 Firmware Updated to 4.0.1, Doesn’t Fix Antenna Issue [video]

Comments

1. Adelos says

   July 16, 2010 at 12:13 am

   This is not the fix for reception/antenna issues. Is is only to fix the bar indicator formula.
2. Radley says

   July 16, 2010 at 8:05 am

   I voted “I Don’t have a iPhone 4” only because of the bad reception problem, Constant dropped Calls. I went back to ATT and Switched back to my 3Gs.. I’ll wait for version 5 of the phone.
3. Hermann says

   July 16, 2010 at 7:42 pm

   My iPhone Classic died one month ago. So I was looking forward to the new iPhone 4. After all the bad press about the reception problems and also because of the ridiculous pricing for simlock-free iPhone 4 in Germany (1100€) I bought a Samsung Galaxy S now and wait for iPhone 5 AND T-Mobile loosing the exclusivity in Germany.
4. exNewt says

   July 17, 2010 at 6:50 pm

   A software upgrade is not likely to fix a hardware condition that is limited by the laws of physics. Remember – every device that transmits is affected by a body’s proximity.
5. Kayvan says

   July 18, 2010 at 10:29 pm

   I updated my Jailbroken iPhone 3G (at 3.1.3) using the method I always use:

   1) Backup the iPhone using iTunes. Backup my cydia package list using PkgBackup.

   2) “Restore” from within iTunes to official 4.0.1.

   3) Jailbreak.

   4) Restore from my backup in iTunes.

   5) Install PkgBackup and use it to restore my Cydia apps.

   So, now, I have iPhone 3G jailbroken using redsnow-0.9.5b5, running iOS 4.0.1. My biggest problem is that mobilesubstrate crashes on startup so none of my cool extensions work anymore. I had to uninstall it to get a stable iPhone (which means no Winterboard, no custom lock screens, no qTweeter, etc.)

   Bummer, but I do like the multitasking and the builtin folders. Hoping that mobilesubstrate gets fixed for the latest iOS 4 sometime soon and I can get those extensions working again.