It was often down to 600 MHz before when battery was at about 50% or less. As I said, its less aggressive than it was before- which is better when the battery has more left in it. I think they need to strike a better balance without having to turn off throttling entirely.How is that not as smart? Sounds like your phone is being throttled when it’s very low on battery, which is what you want. What am I missing?
I see, wasn’t sure your reference point. I’m sure they will sort it out in the coming betas.It was often down to 600 MHz before when battery was at about 50% or less. As I said, its less aggressive than it was before- which is better when the battery has more left in it. I think they need to strike a better balance without having to turn off throttling entirely.
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This is what’s on 11.2.5. 11.3 added stuff to it.
Just tested (Verizon) and got the voicemail and notification within a min but "unable to transcribe" message in VVM.Getting VM delayed by about 15 minutes on this beta. Not just a delayed notification, but the VM doesn’t show up in Visual Voicemail either. Anyone else? T-mobile here.
Hmmm, I put in a feedback report awhile back that I thought it may have to do with transcription, but this time, my VM hadn’t transcribed even after the delay. I just hope my VVM doesn’t disappear and cause the phone app to become unusable like has happened.Just tested (Verizon) and got the voicemail and notification within a min but "unable to transcribe" message in VVM.
I would vote for this is better. Leave it running full on and at 20% when the message pops up for power save mode THEN throttle it if its accepted to allow. Otherwise leave it chugging along. Anyone in the scenario you mentioned should use the low power mode anyway or find an outlet for a quick boost.It was often down to 600 MHz before when battery was at about 50% or less. As I said, its less aggressive than it was before- which is better when the battery has more left in it. I think they need to strike a better balance without having to turn off throttling entirely.
Me too :-/The attention aware for calls is not working again for me on this beta. Works fine for alarms.
For all we know, half of the people may not be using backups/not understand what a beta is (which I know both of). Also, people could be doing a FULL restore and set up as new to move stuff over, not restoring from backup.
AirPlay 2 is amazing, its exactly what AirPlay should have been all along. This is exactly what I have always wanted. I can't wait for Sonos to update my speakers to include AirPlay 2 so I can directly control everything within iOS instead of having to go into the Sonos-app all the time. Don't get me wrong, I love Sonos and what if offers. I replaced all my AirPlay (v1) speakers with Sonos and it gives me much better flexibility and much better speaker managements, grouping and multi-room.
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is this new in the VVM screen that shows progress of transcription?
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also, on the now playing screen, it doesn’t let you know when you’re listening to a radio anywhere. I wanted to know what artist radio I was playing and it says it nowhere. Am I missing something? For example this is what it looks like on Spotify (top)
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With Advanced Mobile Location support, WiFi Calling is now added to System Services under Location Services
It's not a 120Hz display. It samples touch inputs at 120Hz. Two completely different things.Still not as smooth as ios 10 when scrolling through the app switcher on my ipad pro 10.5 which is disappointing. So much for the 120Hz display.
WiFi calling has been in location services for me since at least iOS 10 if not earlier.With Advanced Mobile Location support, WiFi Calling is now added to System Services under Location Services
Yes it is. On my IP7 with 70% baterry, current frequency is 1644 MHz of a max of 2347 MHz (CPU DasherX).Hi all.
Follow-up monitoring my IPhone 6 Plus cpu speed(using CPU DasherX).
At 35% battery level, cpu frequency drops to 1127MHz.
Yes, throttling still alive in this beta.
It's not a 120Hz display. It samples touch inputs at 120Hz. Two completely different things.
Is the throttling based on the momentary charge left in the battery, or on the maximum capacity of the battery at that moment to hold charge.Yes it is. On my IP7 with 70% baterry, current frequency is 1644 MHz of a max of 2347 MHz (CPU DasherX).
This is way to much throttling. What the hell?!!!!!!!!