This was taken on my iPod Touch at work sitting right under the access point.
Now is it hardware related? I don't think so. Having used the device for some time before the upgrade, I never have seen that low of a signal. And being right under the access point at work and across the room from my router at home, I shouldn't be having that low of a connection. So is it really the device or the software? Like I stated in Tweets last week, I like iOS 4. But on an 8GB iPod Touch, it's not multi-threaded available and with all the folders, it's like I'm back to Windows 3.1 days. Oh well. Lotus Traveler works like a champ on it, and that's all that matters to me.
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Updated my 3GS to iOS4 over the weekend (jailbroken, too :D ) and haven't noticed issues with wifi reception or general reception with 3G. I've actually noticed my battery is a lot better now, but I was only on 3.1.2 previously and not 3.1.3 - which reportedly corrected some battery issues. So, there's definitely some truth to how the software can interact with the meters and hardware. I understand there's a fix coming out for the reception issue (4.0.1, I guess) but I did see a demo unit in AT&T store have the reception go down after gripping it in the left hand. Oh yeah, I believe there were some wi-fi reception issues corrected in 3.1.3 as well (or maybe 3.1.2).
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