Is version 4.1 worth switching from 3.1.2

I have the iPhone 3G version 3.1.2
Is is worth updating to the 4.1?
I've heard it slows the 3G iPhone's down quite a bit.
Which version would be better to tether with?

The 3G is defintiely slower with iOS4. 4.1 is better, but still slower. Some people are happy with it. Switching off Spotlight indexing helps quite a bit.
My view is - unless you need something in iOS4, don't upgrade. I haven't upgraded by gf's 3G for this reason
Sorry - can't comment on tethering.

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As a long-time Mac fan (back since System 6) who was forced into a PC world man years ago, OSX has re-kindled my passion for computing. I'm an old Unix guy and OSX has combined the best PC operating system with the power of Unix. To the average user who doesn't care about shell scripts and porting free applications, what you'll get from Unix is a tremendous amount of reliability and security...
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That said, I'm looking at a 12" iBook. I didn't even consider the 14" because I don't want something larger that doesn't give me extra screen real-estate. I debated the 15" Powerbook but decided I don't really need it's larger screen, and I'd rather have something more portable. There are companies out there that sell dual-layer DVD-RW drives that can be installed in an iBook (even the 12" Powerbook only ships with a single-layer DVD burner).
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Right click on the Disk in the File manager and choose format: exFAT
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