I did a Google search and found some info (full copy of info pasted below), from the info I changed my routers wireless standard band to 802.11b. The iPhone is proven to work better in 802.11b.

What do you know it now works spot on, thank you Google

The other info I found, it may be usefull if the above does not work for you.

If you have access to your router, you can try these settings. But before you do, I strongly suggest that you backup your router configuration so that you can revert to your original settings anytime.

- iphone is proven to work better in 802.11b, so set your router to B only, not G or B+G.
- set beacon interval to 50 (works best for me), 100 is the default and it’s fine, you can leave that unchanged.
- set fragment threshold to 2304
- set RTS to 2305
- if you have access to DTIM, set it to a value of 1
- reboot your router and close your browser (for some reason, occasionally it’s a must)
- and finally, reconnect.

optional: reset your iphone’s network settings.

As a review, we made changes to these properties:
Band (802.11b)
Beacon interval (50)
Fragment threshold (2304)
CTS or RTS (2305)
DTIM (1)

Thanks to “Nat Julian Belza” and the “http://getsatisfaction.com/apple/topics/iphone_3g_unbearably_slow_und_unstable_wifi” website.

Starting out a new business is very difficult. It often takes about 6-7 years to be comfortable because of repeat business and relatively stable income. Working alone in a home business can lead to many bad habits that slow you down and affect the growth of your business. The tips below are from personal experience:

1. Set reasonable goals for yourself.
If you aren’t aiming for anything, you can’t hit a mark.

2. Have a positive attitude in life.
Optimists get further than pessimists.

3. Expect to hear the word “No” quite often.
Keep on plugging away. You will eventually get a “Yes.”

4. Be as organized as possible.
With time, effort, filing, moving around.

5. Be enthusiastic about anything you do.
Let others know that you are interested in what you are doing and achieving something.

6. If you don’t know, ask somebody.
Don’t waste your time trying to figure it out yourself. Time is money.

7. Schedule your time efficiently.
Time control will determine how much you get done.

8. Have a place where you can concentrate on work and doing it efficiently and professionally.
Especially for home business owners, set up a professional office! It establishes your mind set and helps keep you on task.

9. Get involved in life around your business.
This helps you find new clients and business opportunities. Attend community events, go to conferences, read related books, join a few networking groups, call company owners for advice.

10. Handle money very carefully and intelligently.
Work frugally until you can afford better. Even then, always save money for a rainy day. Avoid debt. Only real money in hand has real value!

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John Wilkinson

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Something I want to share with you, iGoogle, this is Googles “portal” service, it allows you to create a customised internet home page. On this page you can display the Google search engine and tons of Google Gadgets such as RSS feeds, local weather, youtube videos and loads more.

I mainly use iGoogle to display RSS feeds, see the previous post to find out about RSS.

Once you have set up your iGoogle page please add the BMAWS Blog RSS to your page. To do this all you have to do is go to your iGoogle page click the “Add Stuff” link and on the next page in the bottom left click the “Add feed or gadget”, you can then enter the URL below:-

http://www.blog.bmaws.com/?feed=rss2

Thats it your done, now whenever we add anything new to the BMAWS Blog you will know about it straight away on your iGoogle home page.

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Scott