You would think that I would get a better connection with a Rev I. But I believe the IPHONE4 to be the limiting factor. I have an older laptop that only does 802.11G and it does about the same. I have also heard that if you have slower devices connected to the 802.11N router, it drops the speed for all.
Hardwired
Actiontec Rev. I Wifi. No matter what I try with the IPHONE. Perhaps I need to turn off the old laptop up stairs, and see if it would run faster. Perhaps this is the fastest I will see on this phone. Still not bad on a phone.
I don't know if this will help anybody or not, but I have the problem that I have several N devices in the house, but I also have a couple of G devices that need to connect. The Rev. I router has a mode that will handle both speeds, but using that option it is a very slow N connection. There is an N-only performance mode (AES encryption must be set to even see this option), but that of course doesn't allow any G devices to connect. So, since I had an unused Actiontec Rev. F around, I hooked them up with the Rev. I connected to the ONT and the Rev. F WAN connected to a LAN port on the Rev. I. This allows all of the devices in the house to connect, yet gives me the best N speed the Rev. I offers.
Here is a picture of my setup (please don't laugh too hard at the cabling/connections/mounting 
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The Rev. I is on the bottom, the Rev. F on the top. Note they are mounted vertically, with all antennas vertical (well, the second antenna on the Rev. I is about as vertical as it can be with the coax connection in the way).
This setup up gives me significantly faster N speed on the Rev. I than I had when I had it set to B/G/N compatibility, yet gives reasonable performance for the G devices.
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Justin
FiOS TV, 25/25 Internet, and Digital Voice user
QIP7232, QIP7100-P2, IMG 1.9.1
Keller, TX 76248 (VHO 1)
