iPhone Firmware Update 1.1.3 F’ed My iPhone Up
IPHONE FIRMWARE UPDATE 1.1.3 F'ED MY IPHONE UP
January 25th, 2008
Last week (I think it was last week - it's all a blur now) I updated my iPhone firmware to 1.1.3. Although it didn't commit any irreperable harm or damage to my phone unlike some, it sure did screw things up until I did a clean install - I actually made the Apple Genius bar do it so I could get a new one if that didn't resolve my issues. Fortunately, and I may be speaking too soon, is has resolved my iPhone's querky behavior.
Problems I experienced after 1.1.3 was installed (picture for melodrama affect only):
* 50% drop in battery life
* Couldn't consistently make outgoing calls
* Folks couldn't reach me and would get 'dead air' or my voicemail instantaneously
* The iPhone's screen would randomly light up when sitting idly with no one touching it
* Occasionally, when recieving calls or text messages, it would flicker on and off but emit no locking noise
* Wouldn't find the stored and password saved WiFi SSID
January 25th, 2008
Last week (I think it was last week - it's all a blur now) I updated my iPhone firmware to 1.1.3. Although it didn't commit any irreperable harm or damage to my phone unlike some, it sure did screw things up until I did a clean install - I actually made the Apple Genius bar do it so I could get a new one if that didn't resolve my issues. Fortunately, and I may be speaking too soon, is has resolved my iPhone's querky behavior. Problems I experienced after 1.1.3 was installed (picture for melodrama affect only):
* 50% drop in battery life
* Couldn't consistently make outgoing calls
* Folks couldn't reach me and would get 'dead air' or my voicemail instantaneously
* The iPhone's screen would randomly light up when sitting idly with no one touching it
* Occasionally, when recieving calls or text messages, it would flicker on and off but emit no locking noise
* Wouldn't find the stored and password saved WiFi SSID
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