Apple iPhone 3G Performance

The iPhone 3G, the successor to the original Apple iPhone, created a stir when it was released because it claimed to offer improvements in performance over the original iPhone by using AT&T's 3G network, a high-speed wireless cellular network. The 3G network has a theoretical maximum download rate of 14.4 Mbps; AT&T's highest download speed is around 1.4Mbps. This greater downloading speed is supposed to make accessing the internet and e-mail very fast, and particularly faster than the previous iPhone. Unfortunately for many consumers, the actual downloading speed they experience isn't even coming close to AT&T's claimed maximum, and in many instances the iPhone does not stay connected to the 3G network, and instead is re-directed to the slower EDGE network. This causes internet applications to perform poorly, or fail completely. Several industry analysts have concluded that this lack of network performance is due to a poorly developed chipset in the iPhone 3G itself, and sub-standard antenna performance inside the iPhone.

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Seeger Weiss LLP is investigating claims of iPhones 3G's returning poor network performance on the 3G network for a potential class action lawsuit. If you have an iPhone 3G and you have experienced poor network performance, and you would like to speak with an attorney, please fill out this contact form, or call us at (888) 584-0411. A member of Seeger Weiss LLP's experienced staff will help you understand your rights. Attorney consultations incur no obligation on your part, all initial consultations are free of charge and do not create an attorney-client relationship.

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