There is a known issue with iphones draining the network signal,

apparently they drain the signal so that on the laptop you get piss poor internet. I'm not sure why or how but there is some way on most routers that you can set a specific channel for your iphone and a different on for your laptop. The best bet is to check the Apple Forums as I've heard the proper solution on there before. They're all well pens on there. Here you go:

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Posted By: NCFC4life on July 21st 2009 at 23:24:00

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Can anyone help, iPhone not connecting to home wireless network (General Chat) - samcd84, Jul 21, 21:25:37
- Can you psee the network at all if you go into Settings and click (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Jul 21, 21:28:31
  - Try (General Chat) - Derek Acorah, Jul 21, 21:40:58
    - trying that now, thanks (n/m) (General Chat) - samcd84, Jul 21, 21:46:32
      - i've done that, and its found my network again (General Chat) - samcd84, Jul 21, 21:52:11
        
        Hmm (General Chat) - Derek Acorah, Jul 21, 22:44:26
        
        There is a known issue with iphones draining the network signal, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jul 21, 23:24:00
  - yes (n/m) (General Chat) - samcd84, Jul 21, 21:30:50
    - I think that if you select to Forget this network and then rejoin it, should be ok (n/m) (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Jul 21, 21:35:05
      - ok, it has a tick next to it on the network list (General Chat) - samcd84, Jul 21, 21:39:29
        
        Is it a legit one on O2? there's been a lot of problems with O2's 3g network today, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jul 21, 21:42:35
        
        mines been like it for months, never been able to sort the wifi (n/m) (General Chat) - samcd84, Jul 21, 21:44:45

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