They typically do when the issues are prevalent/widespread/etc. enough to warrant it.So why aren't the news sites like macrumors writing posts about these pervasive problems? Shouldn't someone be amplifying the frustration so apple hears us?
Because it happens with just about every major iOS release (and fixed subsequently with additional minor releases). Unless every user starts from scratch every time, it's going to keep happening. just the way things go. It just looks more prevalent as more and more users get on iOS and continue updating their devices.So why aren't the news sites like macrumors writing posts about these pervasive problems? Shouldn't someone be amplifying the frustration so apple hears us?
iOS 7.1 drained batteries - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-7-1-battery-drain.1726249/
iOS 8.0.2 drained batteries - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-8-0-2-on-iphone-5s-battery-drain.1801370/
iOS 8.1 drained batteries - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/battery-draining-faster-after-8-1-update.1805714/
iOS 8.3 drained batteries - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/severe-battery-drain-8-3.1864157/
iOS 8.4.1 drained batteries - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-8-4-1-battery-drain.1910652/
WatchOS 2.0 drained batteries - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/massive-watchos-2-battery-drain.1919364/page-5#post-21940611
Oct. 11 - overnight - 48% at 11pm, 48% at 5am
Oct. 12 - overnight - 76% at 10:30pm, 72% at 4:45am ( )
Is that really "low"?These are my stats. And I am not a heavy user at all. For the first time I tried to "use" the Facebook app. Usually if I wanna check Facebook then my macbook/ipad and if it is on the phone then Safari. 1 month old Iphone 6s. Any comments on my stats or gy is my usage so "low"
First two weeks i had 8h30 min battery usage, or let's say in average 8h. Now maybe I am wrong but seeing how much other people get I believe that it is low. Or what do you guys think?Is that really "low"?
First two weeks i had 8h30 min battery usage, or let's say in average 8h. Now maybe I am wrong but seeing how much other people get I believe that it is low. Or what do you guys think?
Was that with similar 50 hours of standby time too? And similar usage in similar places/conditions?First two weeks i had 8h30 min battery usage, or let's say in average 8h. Now maybe I am wrong but seeing how much other people get I believe that it is low. Or what do you guys think?
I'm finally happy with the battery life on my iPhone 7 Plus 256GB while running ios 10.1 beta 2, so much so I'm not upgrading to beta 3 for fear of it turning to the worse again. With 10.0.2 and the same use I would have had to charge the phone by now, it's especially the standby time which is much better on 10.1 beta 2.
I've been using Safari, Youtube, Facebook, Messenger, listening to audio books with Audible and watching a few downloaded videos with Infuse. Lot's for screen on time with especially Youtube, Facebook, Safari and Infuse
I have location and 4G turned on, background app refresh turned off, push notifications turned on for a few apps like Gmail, Messenger etc and one exchange-account with 15 minutes pull of new emails. My brightness level is set to auto and I've had bluetooth on when in the car and while listening to audio books for maybe 1,5-2 hours.
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These are my stats. And I am not a heavy user at all. For the first time I tried to "use" the Facebook app. Usually if I wanna check Facebook then my macbook/ipad and if it is on the phone then Safari. 1 month old Iphone 6s. Any comments on my stats or gy is my usage so "low"
For many people it doesn't really affect battery life that much (unless they are constantly using it perhaps or potentially give it access to everything including location services always, microphone, etc.) nor has any other implications.Why in the world do you have facebook installed on your iphone? Unless you want to buy a second portable battery, delete that privacy invading battery intensive crap, do something else with the short time you have before you die.
Why in the world do you have facebook installed on your iphone? Unless you want to buy a second portable battery, delete that privacy invading battery intensive crap, do something else with the short time you have before you die.
What he does on his phone is his business. Although any app can be a battery drain if you use it all the time. Instead why not ask the nice poster to post his battery usage stats and see what else could be causing the drain.
Went and visited Apple today.
They decided to do a DFU restore, and onto iOS 10.0.2. No battery replacement.
Apparently another customer was having the same problem as me and the DFU worked.
So far battery seems to be doing better. Will see how it copes tomorrow (a full day)
Today I started shopping around for (gulp) android phones. Since day one of iOS10, my battery life was cut in half. I feel tethered. It is really unacceptable. Yeah, I can go into settings, turn down brightness, disable everything that's new to iOS since version 5, and spent a good 4 hours backing up and reinstalling everything (only to find itunes ALWAYS reinstalls every single app i've ever downloaded since iphone 3g)
But you know what? Apple isn't ahead anymore. It doesn't have the edge it used to have. IT has long moved on from being a usable, reliable platform. Yeah I can put up with the ******** frustrations of Android at this point. I'm already putting up with it, as Apple releases one terrible update after another. (seriously, you kill the headphone jack and launch a phone/iOS that has a buggy audio lightning jack to prove that your choice was more complex and asinine--and then you patch that one quick, didn't you?).
I'd much rather have a phone that actually has power when i need to use it, than a dead one I just can't trust --- as Apple goes silent for months at a time. Enough waiting for apple to address this.
And you know what... we shouldn't' have to make sacrifices for battery life, features, and our time (as we hover this topic waiting for a solution).
All we did was update the damned phone!
Are the 3 tiny noticable features that came with this update really worth the halving of reliabilty? F- no. Time to move on. Apple, I thank you for being a solid product for so long. But I can't can't be a victim of your arrogance and ignorance. I paid a lot for your phone, and I kept it clean ain a shiny case. Is it too much you to not force me into an update that breaks it? Is it too much for you to ***** communicate to your customers about what you are working on and what's in store as far as fixes and updates? That par for the course these days. It ain't' 2008 anymore. Goodbye, rotting apple.
I thought the same thing, and tried a Galaxy S7 Edge and a Nexus 6p. The battery life on both of those was significantly worse than any iPhone I ever used. And they both have MUCH larger batteries. Needless to say I'm back on a 6s plus. And I turned literally everything off to the point I really couldn't enjoy either one of those phones because of it. Here is my current battery running 10.1 beta 3. And for the record, I have all my location services on, Bluetooth is on 24 hrs a day for my watch, and I have email being pushed to my phone with the Spark app.
I almost bought the Galaxy S7 Edge because it has incredible battery life. Have you seen the GSMArena battery tests?
I'm surprised you noticed worse battery life. Was the S7 you bought the Exynos version? That version has better battery life.
No it was the us version. Crazy thing is, I had to exchange the phone 3 times for various issues. I couldn't get through an entire day without putting it in the charger. The problem with android is the amount of processes they have running in the background. The standby by drain was bad on the Edge also. My phone would be at 100% and I could not touch for and hour and I would come back to it at 92%.
Maybe there was something running in the background. The S7 Edge has better battery life than the 6s Plus. A lotta reviewers have proved it. But I'm surprised you experienced the completely opposite. Another reason to stick to iOS I guess haha.