iOS 4.3.1 issue

[FlameR]

I've noticed since updating my iphone 4 to iOS 4.3.1, that when I open the photos app, in the Albums section the 'camera roll' folder is right at the top of the screen (as in behind the 'Albums' banner at the top, so I can't open that album.

I know I can get to them through the Camera, but still it's a bit annoying.

Anyone else found this?

 

[Brookie.]

Mine's the same as it's always been, no change!

 

[FlameR]

I'm sure it never used to be like that.... (pic to show what I mean)

 

[Brookie.]

Strange :S
Maybe a reinstall of the OS?

 

[baggyboy12]

I've got the same problem mate, although it doesn't always happen. Try double tapping the home button to get the multi task menu, then hold the photo icon down till it wiggles, then remove it off there. then re-open the photos app. Worked a treat on mine and don't think its done it since!

 

[Adam]

Yeah, was just going to say, completely closing the app via the above should work. It did for me!

 

[Tom]

You can reboot any app by pressing the power switch until the off slider appears, then old down the home button.

Should solve that. As the multi task bar doesn't always work.

 

[Alexiooo]

Strange :S
Maybe a reinstall of the OS?

^ +1
iOS corruption more than likely.

 

[VeinAST]

Anybody's battery life poor since update? My 32GB 4 has been dissapating it's battery life alot easier than my 16GB ever did and I use it in exactly same way/amount of storage etc.

 

[cava83]

Strange that you say that, as mine has somewhat, I thought it was just moi. Took phone off charge this morning at 6.30am, made 2 calls (5 mins) 4 text messages, sync'd emails twice (on manual) and my battery is on 72%. It'll run out by around 9pm if I don't charge it at work.

Anybody's battery life poor since update? My 32GB 4 has been dissapating it's battery life alot easier than my 16GB ever did and I use it in exactly same way/amount of storage etc.

 

[Christopher]

Common issue, not just on iOS 4>

Try a hard restart of the application, then if not, a restore to a fresh version of the latest firmware.

Don't restore to a backup. The backup data also stores any bugs.