IPhone connectivity issues with D-Link DIR-615 router

Hello everyone,
I was using video streaming with DIR-615 (firmware 3.11.NA) without any trouble earlier.
After upgrading iPhone to iOS v7.0.4 (firmware 04.12.09), I am having trouble with my wifi on iPhone.
After playing the video for a minute or two, the video stops and it shows it is still loading.
The Wifi shows full reception signal however no internet is coming.
If I reconnect the iphone with wifi by turning it off & on, the internet works back.
And the problem repeats if I play the video again.
If I don't play the video the internet works on wifi in my iphone perfectly without dropping.

OK, this printer requires 802.11g mode, so make sure that is enabled in your new router. 802.11n and other modes can also be live, but g must be present.
Also, make sure your SSID is being broadcast and you are not using MAC filtering.
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