iOS 4.3.2 has it solved battery issues?

Yes, it has solved all the previous problems and given all of my children healthier teeth.

Actually, since it just came out it would be hard to judge battery lift and I never had the "heat related issues".

Greetings,

I don't know, as it just came out, so you'll have to wait a bit, but in my case I have never had a battery problem of any kind, on my iPhone4, or my wife's.

In fact, I've never met a person with battery issues - we all get what is advertised, as far as I know. I know I do.

Cheers,
M.
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I'd also like to know the same. I've had my replacement for a few days and had 4.3.1 preloaded and the battery life had been really bad. If you've updated please tell us

It did not fix the RAM issue and animations still are slow as **** so battery likely won't be changed. Apple are too lazy.

What RAM issue and what animations?

Opening apps skips animation and just lags loads. The RAM is less than it was on 4.2.1 and lower. Many of us iPhone 4 or iPod Touch 4G users have it.

Thanks, guess I didn't get those problems. And I assume you are seeing that since 4.2.1 there is less RAM available for use by other apps?

What software are you referring to that it slows down the animations. Isn't doing it on anything I have.

I definitely have the same issue as the guy above. It's really strange.

How many is 'many' because I know no-one personally who suffers what some insist is a widespread issue?

We've just updated two iPhone4 and two iPod Touch, none had any 'lag' issues before or after the update and none had battery issues before and it's too early to say about 'after' for the batteries...

It leads me to the question "What are some people using/not using/doing/not doing that results in some of them having issues which others have never experienced nor seen?"

Is it 'all' Apps that experience the problem for you or only some? Some people have reported that it is fine for Apple built-in Apps but SOME third-party Apps display issues. Is this also true for you? Which Apps (a complete list, including versions, please) have you loaded and use which display this issue for you?

Not at all just as bad as 4.3.1 ... is any one else having this problem?

Apple's probably not concerned about fixing battery life issues or animation lag at this point as they are trying to get people to start desiring a faster phone with longer battery life... hence the upcoming release of iPhone 5. If they were to fix ALL the OS problems so the phone was stable and as efficient as could be, many people would be less inclined to buy the new phone.

It's how businesses work.

What a crock. You are assuming that every person who has an iPhone 4 is experiencing this issue. I'm not and several people I know who have one are not. Even one on Cydia is not having that problem.

Have you called AppleCare and opened a case number on this?

stockli wrote:
Apple's probably not concerned about fixing battery life issues or animation lag at this point as they are trying to get people to start desiring a faster phone with longer battery life... hence the upcoming release of iPhone 5. If they were to fix ALL the OS problems so the phone was stable and as efficient as could be, many people would be less inclined to buy the new phone.

It's how businesses work.

I'm sorry this is wrong and completely absurd. My phone is fine. I have zero performance problems, neither does anyone else I know. Whatever the cause of the people who do, it is not wide spread.

If this was wide spread then of course Apple would want to fix it. They release a new phone no matter what, to say that they know and are purposely doing nothing is immature.

Yes, that's true, not every single iPhone 4 user are experiencing this bugs. But remember iPhone 3G, how it was very fast (as iPhone 4 is now) and with every update it became slower, and slower, and slower... until we had to buy a 3GS or iPhone 4.

I updated my wife's 3GS earlier. In 2 hours it lost 5% on battery, so it appears not fixed in my case.