I know they applied a fix server-side but would expect they put the client side patch in this build since they are supposed to release the public fix this week.
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iOS 12.2 Beta 2 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Proof that you're living in the future! So glad that Apple isn't behind other handset makers due to lack of 5Ge!
Intel iPhone XR/XS/Max: 1.04.10 to 1.04.13, Qualcomm iPhone 8/8 Plus/X: 3.50.01 to 3.51.00, Intel iPhone 8/8 Plus/X: 2.03.02 to 2.03.03, Qualcomm iPhone 7/7 Plus: 5.50.02 to 5.51.00, Intel iPhone 7/7 Plus: 3.03.01 to 3.03.02, iPhone 6S/6S Plus: 5.50.02 to 5.51.00, only iPhone 6/6 Plus/SE: 7.50.01 remained the same
Wiki modem firmware updated and kernel
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Release Notes added to wiki and it listed this as known issue. Workaround is to power the device off and on again.
Wiki modem firmware updated and kernel
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Release Notes added to wiki and it listed this as known issue. Workaround is to power the device off and on again.
There’s a new airplay icon on the lockscreen when watching videos while connected to an airplay device, same in control center as well.
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Yeah, I’m pretty sure this is a bug...but I kind of like it since the XS doesn’t show the battery percentage in the corner anymore.
Is this a new behavior? When listening with airpods (and maybe other bluetooth devices) if you walk out of range of the device for an extended period of time, it will pause the music. I believe that in the past it wouldn't actually pause the music. Can anyone on older softward confirm?
Same here in Dallas. I can’t believe Apple is letting them do this on the iPhone ☹️
Yay! 5G indicator!
I know a lot of people hate AT&T's way of doing this, but I do know that we need something to indicate the different types of connections. Not all LTE connections are the same, just like how not all 3G connections were the same. People did't like it when T-Mobile or AT&T called their 3G networks "4G", but when their newest technologies were able to hit 7 Mbps or 21 Mbps or higher, they were way faster than Sprint or Verizon's 3G based on older technologies.
My Android devices will show stuff like H or H+ instead of just 3G. For LTE, it will change from "LTE" to "LTE+" on AT&T, depending on how I'm connected.
I know a lot of people hate AT&T's way of doing this, but I do know that we need something to indicate the different types of connections. Not all LTE connections are the same, just like how not all 3G connections were the same. People did't like it when T-Mobile or AT&T called their 3G networks "4G", but when their newest technologies were able to hit 7 Mbps or 21 Mbps or higher, they were way faster than Sprint or Verizon's 3G based on older technologies.
My Android devices will show stuff like H or H+ instead of just 3G. For LTE, it will change from "LTE" to "LTE+" on AT&T, depending on how I'm connected.
I agree with the theory behind your argument, just not the branding of faster LTE as 5Ganything.
Call it 4G+ or something then. It’s simply not 5G.
Agreed also. Could have used LTEe, or something similar. Shame on AT&T.
