Etresoft: I was not asking you know, I was actually replying to someone else in this forum. Also I am a bit curious as to how you can answer so definite on matters that does not involve you when you. Apple has and still are watching these forums and deleting post they do not like.
Enjoy my time in the spotlight?? Are you high on something or are you just not getting it? The point is not to get famous or shine in the media for gods sake, it is to direct attention towards the problem and hopefully get some answers from Apple as to why and what.
Etresoft:
"It's a hardware problem. The carriers are slammed by the impact of all these new devices. They just can't handle it. It will get better as they build up infrastructure."
My respond:
Really, and you know this how? Gut feeling? I was not talking about a carrier hardware problem, I was talking about the Ipads hardware and why are the carriers slammed by the impact of these devices? Do you live in a desert? You make it sound like the 3G technology was just invented along with the new IPad. The 3G infrastructure is a well established infrastructure (in Europe at least) that have been actively used for several years now and the carrier coverage where I live is great. The 3G coverage has nothing to do with this issue it's the device that refuse to switch bands and while it highly likely that it is a software problem, there is always a slim chance it could be caused due to the iPads internal chip, which leads me back to the reason why myself and several hundred other user wold like a statement from Apple advising either to wait for an update or to return it for a replacement.