I have a 1.1.4 iPhone (1.0.2 OOB) and its unlocked and being used on the Rogers network in Canada. Everything worked fine until the daylights savings time switch when the clock moved forward an hour. For the first week, the network time was wrong, and so I didn't use set automatically, I set it manually. I went back to my normal routine, until people started telling me they weren't getting all my texts. The phone would show they were sent but they wouldn't get them till much later. I thought this might be an issue with my manual time, so I set it back it to automatic, and by that point it was the right time. However, the issue still remains. A lot of my texts aren't received for a long time, and sometimes I don't receive texts for a while as well.

Does anyone know a solution to this problem?

thanks

Originally Posted by tds

I have a 1.1.4 iPhone (1.0.2 OOB) and its unlocked and being used on the Rogers network in Canada. Everything worked fine until the daylights savings time switch when the clock moved forward an hour. For the first week, the network time was wrong, and so I didn't use set automatically, I set it manually. I went back to my normal routine, until people started telling me they weren't getting all my texts. The phone would show they were sent but they wouldn't get them till much later. I thought this might be an issue with my manual time, so I set it back it to automatic, and by that point it was the right time. However, the issue still remains. A lot of my texts aren't received for a long time, and sometimes I don't receive texts for a while as well.

Does anyone know a solution to this problem?

thanks

Sounds like a network problem to me - I don't see it being a problem with your iPhone

I thought that too, but all my friends with iPhones are having the same issues, and all of my friends with regular Rogers-sanctioned phones aren't experiencing any of the same difficulties.