Posted on Wednesday, February 15 2012 @ 14:18 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
TechARP reports Apple re-enables the 3G switch in the iPhone 4S, full details
over here.
Fast forward to 16th December 2011 and the launch of the Apple
iPhone 4S. I was one of the first to upgrade to the iPhone 4S due to
an almost-dead Home button on my iPhone 3GS. But almost immediately, I
noticed a big problem - like the Dopod 595, the iPhone 4S won't allow
me to disable the 3G network!
The call would randomly drop and I would get a Call Failed notice, and
the signal would drop to nothing and the iPhone starts searching for
the Maxis network. It takes a minute or two before it would reconnect
and allow me to make another call. Needless to say, it's not only
frustrating but is also costing me money in extra calls.
After complaining to Maxis countless times, I was able to discuss this
problem with their engineers. During one of our conversations
recently, their engineer told me that they have been in touch with
Apple about my problem, and one of the solutions Apple suggested was
for me to wait for the upcoming iOS 5.1 update.
