ok let me clear this up for u. u dont have an iphone 2g! u have the iphone 1st generation, the second generation is the iphone 3g, the 3g does not stand for 3rd generation, it stands for iphone on 3g network, because the 1st generation iphone is on the 2g edge network. the iphone 3gs is the 3rd generation iphone. everyone always thinks that the original iphone is an iphone 2g. and just to let u have a better experience with ur phone, if the button doesnt work, jailbreak it, get sbsettings from cydia, u can lock it from there. if it does work but doesnt respond because the phone is slow, download system activity monitor from the app store, open it and click free memory, ur phone should stop freezing and ur button should work, if it happens again just click free memory. good luck!
ok let me clear this up for u. u dont have an iphone 2g! u have the iphone 1st generation, the second generation is the iphone 3g, the 3g does not stand for 3rd generation, it stands for iphone on 3g network, because the 1st generation iphone is on the 2g edge network. the iphone 3gs is the 3rd generation iphone. everyone always thinks that the original iphone is an iphone 2g. and just to let u have a better experience with ur phone, if the button doesnt work, jailbreak it, get sbsettings from cydia, u can lock it from there. if it does work but doesnt respond because the phone is slow, download system activity monitor from the app store, open it and click free memory, ur phone should stop freezing and ur button should work, if it happens again just click free memory. good luck!
Good to hear the Apple battery is so robust. I expected to see 2G owners noticing a lot of degradation by now. Sounds like that's not the case.
Over the summer, mine was working just fine. It isn't anymore. At $79 plus taxes, I don't think I'd bother getting the battery replaced, but would simply upgrade.
Count me as "degraded" at 2.25 years...
How bad did the battery get?
Was it sudden or was the battery slowing going bad.