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Rameshjeee · 11-24-08, 05:30 PM

Six problems with iPhone OS 2.2

Are you an iPhone owner? Read this carefully before jumping to the new iPhone upgrade, OS 2.2. Remember, it is prudent to wait a while, rather than struggle with the bugs that may come with the new update.

Apple’s just released update for iPhone and iPod touch adds several features to both the devices as well as a number of security improvements. However, according to iPhone Atlas, several users who have updated to iPhone OS 2.2 are facing serious issues, including problems with third-party apps, Internet connection and email. Here's a listing of the major bugs being faced by users.

Third-party applications broken
Several users have complained of some third-party apps not functioning properly with iPhone OS 2.2. These include a number of applications that make use of CoreAudio.

This is due to API changes and other modifications. These applications will need to be updated by their developers. Users can look forward to fixes from developers to roll out over the next few weeks. In the meanwhile, users can try uninstalling then reinstalling applications for issues that do not involve API or other strict compatibility.

Could not Connect to Internet
Many iPhone users are unable to connect to the internet over EDGE or 3G cellular networks. In certain cases, manually switching between 3G and EDGE can resolve the issue.

SIM card not inserted
Several users are experincing issues with their SIM card not being recognised. Some updated iPhones are giving errors that the `SIM card not inserted' or that a PIN lock is in place (where it has not been set).

The SIM recognition issue can be resolved by removing the iPhone's SIM card, then connecting it to the user's PC and restoring. iTunes may then reload the iPhone software successfully, after which the user can re-insert the SIM card and attempt synchronisation with iTunes.

Problems in deleting emails
Several users, specifically AOL users are facing trouble deleting email from their accounts after OS 2.2 update. According to the report, 'this problem can generally be resolved by navigating Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > (your account name) > Advanced > Deleted Mailbox, then setting for the `On My iPhone' Trash for a POP account, or `On the Server' for an IMAP account.'

App Store extremely slow
Some users are reporting an extremely slow experience while browsing or trying to use the App Store after the iPhone OS 2.2 update. This may be a server-side issue that Apple is working to resolve.

KM instead of miles in Google Maps
Google Maps is displaying kilometers instead of miles for various countries. Here, selecting `USA' in International Settings can resolve the issue. However, this may lead to other issues for users outside US. There has also being reports of users not being able to use Google Street View. If Street View doesn't appear on the desktop version of Google Maps, it won't show up on your iPhone.

Mr.Tooth Fairy · 12-21-08, 12:26 PM

i know this.. 2.2 version is not stable.. m lucky to have 2.1 n not planning to upgrade it anymore...

aryayush · 05-18-09, 09:52 AM

Just so you guys know, Apple has since released v2.2.1 of the firmware, which is just as stable and speedy as any version we’ve ever seen.

Mr.Tooth Fairy · 05-18-09, 11:36 AM

yes i know.. but frankly on OS 2.2 i tried.. i never had this issue.. still lets move further... 2.2.1.. so like wats good ??i think same stuff.. in new package.. more security, more stable and all bla bla.. i think they should add more cool apps, change some looks and all.. and better compatibility with 3rd party apps. than iphone will be more worth while..

aryayush · 05-18-09, 11:41 AM

Better compatibility with third party applications? The iPhone has more than 35,000 third party applications already, in a span of less than nine months from its release!

As for the other cool stuff, firmware v3.0 will be released on 8th June this year that will add over hundred new features, including cut-copy-paste, MMS, SMS forwarding, notes synchronisation, FM radio (with the help of third party applications and add-ons), Bluetooth features like A2DP and PTT, and loads of other things. And it will all be free, both for existing users of the first generation iPhone (no MMS for us though) and the iPhone 3G.

Also, the iPhone is already worthwhile.

vk123 · 06-11-09, 03:04 PM

iPhone is just not designed to work in india

hate it for that part

panchabhut · 06-12-09, 01:21 AM

iPhone is a highly overrated and underperforming gizmo.

Punch Farce · 06-12-09, 01:44 AM

The main problem I have with the iphone is that you cannot
remove the battery. As you know people can track you based on
your phone. Even if you switched it off you can be found. Only if
you completely remove the battery will you be safe from people
who are after you. That's why I am not getting an iphone.

-F

deep_nx · 06-23-09, 05:58 PM

i was using 2.2 worked like a charm was perfect !!

i hate rumoured posts

now i am on 3.0 jailbroken and works perfect !

11-24-08, 05:30 PM	#1
Rameshjeee Aadhavan is Coming Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Leaving Chennai Age: 26 Posts: 3,075 Rep Power: 10	Six problems with iPhone OS 2.2 Six problems with iPhone OS 2.2 Are you an iPhone owner? Read this carefully before jumping to the new iPhone upgrade, OS 2.2. Remember, it is prudent to wait a while, rather than struggle with the bugs that may come with the new update. Apple’s just released update for iPhone and iPod touch adds several features to both the devices as well as a number of security improvements. However, according to iPhone Atlas, several users who have updated to iPhone OS 2.2 are facing serious issues, including problems with third-party apps, Internet connection and email. Here's a listing of the major bugs being faced by users. Third-party applications broken Several users have complained of some third-party apps not functioning properly with iPhone OS 2.2. These include a number of applications that make use of CoreAudio. This is due to API changes and other modifications. These applications will need to be updated by their developers. Users can look forward to fixes from developers to roll out over the next few weeks. In the meanwhile, users can try uninstalling then reinstalling applications for issues that do not involve API or other strict compatibility. Could not Connect to Internet Many iPhone users are unable to connect to the internet over EDGE or 3G cellular networks. In certain cases, manually switching between 3G and EDGE can resolve the issue. SIM card not inserted Several users are experincing issues with their SIM card not being recognised. Some updated iPhones are giving errors that the `SIM card not inserted' or that a PIN lock is in place (where it has not been set). The SIM recognition issue can be resolved by removing the iPhone's SIM card, then connecting it to the user's PC and restoring. iTunes may then reload the iPhone software successfully, after which the user can re-insert the SIM card and attempt synchronisation with iTunes. Problems in deleting emails Several users, specifically AOL users are facing trouble deleting email from their accounts after OS 2.2 update. According to the report, 'this problem can generally be resolved by navigating Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > (your account name) > Advanced > Deleted Mailbox, then setting for the `On My iPhone' Trash for a POP account, or `On the Server' for an IMAP account.' App Store extremely slow Some users are reporting an extremely slow experience while browsing or trying to use the App Store after the iPhone OS 2.2 update. This may be a server-side issue that Apple is working to resolve. KM instead of miles in Google Maps Google Maps is displaying kilometers instead of miles for various countries. Here, selecting `USA' in International Settings can resolve the issue. However, this may lead to other issues for users outside US. There has also being reports of users not being able to use Google Street View. If Street View doesn't appear on the desktop version of Google Maps, it won't show up on your iPhone.

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12-21-08, 12:26 PM	#2
Mr.Tooth Fairy Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: oral cavity:D Posts: 1,546 Rep Power: 5	i know this.. 2.2 version is not stable.. m lucky to have 2.1 n not planning to upgrade it anymore...

05-18-09, 09:52 AM	#3
aryayush Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: New Delhi Age: 20 Posts: 16 Rep Power: 1	Just so you guys know, Apple has since released v2.2.1 of the firmware, which is just as stable and speedy as any version we’ve ever seen.

05-18-09, 11:36 AM	#4
Mr.Tooth Fairy Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: oral cavity:D Posts: 1,546 Rep Power: 5	yes i know.. but frankly on OS 2.2 i tried.. i never had this issue.. still lets move further... 2.2.1.. so like wats good ??i think same stuff.. in new package.. more security, more stable and all bla bla.. i think they should add more cool apps, change some looks and all.. and better compatibility with 3rd party apps. than iphone will be more worth while..

05-18-09, 11:41 AM	#5
aryayush Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: New Delhi Age: 20 Posts: 16 Rep Power: 1	Better compatibility with third party applications? The iPhone has more than 35,000 third party applications already, in a span of less than nine months from its release! As for the other cool stuff, firmware v3.0 will be released on 8th June this year that will add over hundred new features, including cut-copy-paste, MMS, SMS forwarding, notes synchronisation, FM radio (with the help of third party applications and add-ons), Bluetooth features like A2DP and PTT, and loads of other things. And it will all be free, both for existing users of the first generation iPhone (no MMS for us though) and the iPhone 3G. Also, the iPhone is already worthwhile.

06-11-09, 03:04 PM	#6
vk123 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 5 Rep Power: 1	iPhone is just not designed to work in india hate it for that part

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panchabhut Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Delhi Posts: 2,215 Rep Power: 9	iPhone is a highly overrated and underperforming gizmo.

06-12-09, 01:44 AM	#8
Punch Farce Platinum Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,140 Rep Power: 10	The main problem I have with the iphone is that you cannot remove the battery. As you know people can track you based on your phone. Even if you switched it off you can be found. Only if you completely remove the battery will you be safe from people who are after you. That's why I am not getting an iphone. -F

06-23-09, 05:58 PM	#9
deep_nx Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 45 Rep Power: 3	i was using 2.2 worked like a charm was perfect !! i hate rumoured posts now i am on 3.0 jailbroken and works perfect !

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