Apple released the second beta of its iOS 4.1 software last night and while no one has really had the time yet to figure out everything that this latest update changes, some interesting reports have come in. Remember, Apple does not release change logs, the documentation that shows what has been changed from past releases ...

iPhone 4 owners have been getting shafted left and right ever since the new smartphone came out, but at least one of the problems should be getting a real fix finally. Remember back on July 8th when I wrote that AT&T had finally identified its network problem causing iPhone 4s’ with their new HSUPA (high-speed ...

AT&T has identified the problem affecting iPhone 4 users data transfer speeds in conjunction with Alcatel Lucent, the maker of the equipment used to support the HSUPA (high-speed uplink packet access) protocol that the new smartphone uses. While HSUPA technology theoretically offers much faster data transfer speeds than traditional 3G networks do, many users of ...

MacRumors is reporting that a the upload speeds in many cities for iPhone 4 users on AT&T’s 3G network have seemingly been capped at 100KB per second.  Before the holiday weekend, users were reporting speeds of up to 1,500KB (1.5 MB) for uploading on AT&T’s notoriously problem-plagued wireless network. So why exactly is has the upload ...