After a much-publicized rocky launch, Apple iPhone G3 users (especially those who were forced into paying additional for the plan upgrade) have had a right to complain with reports of consistently dropped calls and occasional denied access to the 3G network.



Apple has been reportedly scrambling to develop a remedy to the common iPhone bugs and according to Business Week, a software fix should finally become reality sometime in September.



The problems are being blamed on coding on an Infineon chip within the phone despite the fact that since launch, the blame has been passed back and forth between Infineon, AT&T, and Apple.



Apple is hopeful that their forthcoming software solution will be sufficient in avoiding a full ought product recall.

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