Home Hub 3 and iPhone 4 - Problems

Hi all,
Firstly appologies for a double post, I posted in the infinity section in error when here's probably better, so if mods see it they can remove that one, unless someone answers!
Anyways, Just upgraded to infinity and have the home hub 3 after previously using the home hub 2.
The Internet is fine, more than fast enough, however I now have a problem that I didn't have previously with my other devices around the home.
If I'm on the laptop(s) everything behaves as you'd expect, surf, download, stream whatever alls fine. However when my daughter goes online with her wii or ds it stops working/locks up when playing online, but the main problem seems to be mine an my partners iPhone 4's. They will both happily surf the net all day long however if either of us try's to download an app that's over about 25mb then it seems to get to about the 25mb area then just locks up and will not download the rest of the app, also if we go on iPlayer, as an example we will get through about 20-30mins then that too will lock and play no more, YouTube is the same, but not as bad as the films etc are normally small. If I try to play/stream the same thing on either laptop it will play flawlessly.
Now I appreciate it could be that the wii, ds and two iPhones have suddenly stopped working properly, but seeing as they all worked flawlessly when using the home hub 2 I suspect it's the home hub 3 that's causing the issues, especially as the videos etc will play fine when I use the mobile/3G instead as a test.
So anyone else had similar and managed to sort it? Or indeed any ideas, I've already tried changing the wireless channel from 6 to 11 and then to 1, with 11 being the best but still problematic, I could try all the other channels but didn't have the time today before work.
As for security settings, its on WPA-PSK the same as it was on the home hub 2.
So basically right now I'm stumped :-/
Cheers, Rob.

Ok then i've tried a couple of things , with only a marginal improvement.
1. Started with a power cycle, left it all off for about 10mins > made no noticable difference
2. Changed from b/g/n to just b/g as not all devices in house are 'n' rated > again cant say that this made a difference
3. Changed channel to a free one after a inssider scan > this has made a very marginal difference, if indeed its not just fluke.
Using itunes as an example again on the iPhone, with a radio show thats 2hrs long, by the time its played for around 45mins its starting to reach the end of whats been streamed/downloaded, which to be fair with a speed in excess of 20meg the show should have finished downloading long before then, essentially 45 mins to download an hours worth of the show is hardly awe inspiring or indeed right. Again the same show will download and play fully on the laptop.
Im still of the opinion that the hub3 is at fault here, as i never had a single issue using the hub2.
Out of interest can the hub2 be used with infinity and if so how do you wire it, bearing in mind the hub3 has the dedicated red socket, if i can use the hub 2 i can test again and hopefully rule the hub3 or iPhones out of the equation.
Going to try a full/hard/factory reset later, but is there anything else i can try first?
Also failing everything is this suitable to replace the hub3 > http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/belkin-f5d8236uk4-wireless-router-802-11-n-4-port-switch-02417713-pdt....
its compatible with PPPoE, even though we shouldnt have to be replacing hubs etc considering BT provide them specifically for the service.
Cheers, Rob

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