Comments on: iPhone 2.1 Is Here! Where Is Push Support? http://www.iphonenuts.com/iphone-21-is-here Apple iPhone News, Reviews, Hacks, and More Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:35:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Ryan Rayhttp://www.iphonenuts.com/iphone-21-is-here/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Ryan Ray Mon, 15 Sep 2008 03:15:24 +0000 http://www.iphonenuts.com/?p=743#comment-67 Great points there Bud,Perhaps I can get around to this experiment some day soon. Thanks for the idea, and for the comment! Great points there Bud,

Perhaps I can get around to this experiment some day soon. Thanks for the idea, and for the comment!

]]> By: Budhttp://www.iphonenuts.com/iphone-21-is-here/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Bud Sun, 14 Sep 2008 17:08:03 +0000 http://www.iphonenuts.com/?p=743#comment-66 I think the main speed up is simply because it chooses NOT to back up your apps each time.Three experiments that need to be done, that I have not seen done yet, as apple web sites post more questions than answers these daysafter your most recent backup (for most of us that will be the 2.1 upgrade)...Go into all your apps that alter or save data, and add more data or change them. Play a game and save it. How many apps did you change? Sync iPhone. What happened and how long did it take.Remove all your apps, either via iTunes or on the phone itself (poof!) then sync them back on (you will probably lose app data this way, so be aware) How much memory did these apps represent (choose big ones)? How long did the sync take to add those apps, per megabyte.Try buying an app on the phones app store, a habit most of us avoid because of behavior of earlier versions of 2.0. See how long sync takes.Remove ten or so apps, Note the amount of I think the main speed up is simply because it chooses NOT to back up your apps each time.

Three experiments that need to be done, that I have not seen done yet, as apple web sites post more questions than answers these days

after your most recent backup (for most of us that will be the 2.1 upgrade)…

Go into all your apps that alter or save data, and add more data or change them. Play a game and save it. How many apps did you change? Sync iPhone. What happened and how long did it take.

Remove all your apps, either via iTunes or on the phone itself (poof!) then sync them back on (you will probably lose app data this way, so be aware) How much memory did these apps represent (choose big ones)? How long did the sync take to add those apps, per megabyte.

Try buying an app on the phones app store, a habit most of us avoid because of behavior of earlier versions of 2.0. See how long sync takes.

Remove ten or so apps, Note the amount of

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