Maybe a ISP issue, has been some people complaining about a modem firmware update recently down here, might try another modem.iPhone app here...worked great....Apple TV working great....just tried the iPad, works great as well. Feeling lucky!!
Maybe a ISP issue, has been some people complaining about a modem firmware update recently down here, might try another modem.iPhone app here...worked great....Apple TV working great....just tried the iPad, works great as well. Feeling lucky!!
That only takes about 10 mins at best as I've done this numerous times I know exactly what I need to change.Settings that you've changed, reset as well. ?
Cheers mate.
Working fine via safari on iPhone, iPad, Mac.
The app is running like a turd on both iPhone & iPad.
Going to buy a new modem today that my ISP released recently, meant to be the bees knees.Use you tube daily, never had any issues unless it’s been a bug their end.
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Bezels? Those are so twentieth century!
I’d rather get injected with nerve gas than use a Samsung phone. 😳🤣Bezels? Those are so twentieth century!
Bruh…same.I’d rather get injected with nerve gas than use a Samsung phone. 😳🤣
Just setup the new modem, looking really good so far.Use you tube daily, never had any issues unless it’s been a bug their end.
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There are three dead pixels and I can already tell that you’re gonna hate their version of 120 mhz refresh and the lack of ZollTech videos that will support it.
It was lagging when I started using it.There are three dead pixels and I can already tell that you’re gonna hate their version of 120 mhz refresh and the lack of ZollTech videos that will support it.
Glad to hear things are better but you might be surprised that most ISPs don't actually make their own modems. They are contracted through a carrier that makes and supports modems.New modem is working a treat so far, I’m in heaven again.
No more App Store lag, AppStore update page is refreshing straight away.
More range on WiFi, must be the WiFi 6. ?
Safari is way snappier.
Might claim compensation from my ISP, since it’s their crap firmware updates that caused this issue in the first place. ?
Thanks mate. ?Glad to hear things are better but you might be surprised that most ISPs don't actually make their own modems. They are contracted through a carrier that makes and supports modems.
A good example, Comcast/Xfinity contracts with Arris for their 2 in 1 modem router gateway. Prior to the 2-in-1 devices, it was the same way with Arris and Motorola prior to the acquisition. In this case, Arris is who releases firmware updates for the products despite them having the Xfinity name and logo on them.
?That pinhole looks nice.
I hope Apple follows suit for the IP14.
Stop moving. ?? @Taz Mangus this crap happening on your iPad as well? ?
???You’re well over due a restore ??
Hang on, shouldn’t of said that, wait for it, que, I’m not doing a restore, Apple should fix there software, I shouldn’t have to restore my phone on beta software to fix bugs… ?? ?dummy spat ??
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One thing at a time lol, fixed most of my issues today. ? Thanks to my incompetent ISP ruining my perfectly fine not even 3 years old modem with dodgy firmware updates.
They're doing it on purpose, so we upgrade to the new modem they just released.
New modem is pretty sweet though, got all the latest tech. ?
You know I don't like the word restore lol. OTA is just so easy, we were made for each other. ?
I'll restore my devices, once they're on their death bed. ?
New modem has done the trick, that selecting text bug will sort itself out hopefully, Timmy boy has the best of the best software team ironing it out as we speak. ?Just might clear up a few things. Infact, it will definitely clear up a few things.
Believe it or not, I use the automatic laser car wash. $12 let it do it’s magic, don’t even have to get out of the car. ??If your cars dirty do you wash it or wait for it to rain?
I would hope that all firmware updates are properly vetted but that is not always the case. I would think that would ultimately come down to the company. A good rule of thumb I follow is to not update firmware right away, better to stay a step behind if you can as long as no critical security issue comes up that urges quick updates.Thanks mate. ?
Don't they test these firmware updates before releasing them. ?
Maybe they done it intentionally so everyone upgrades to the new modem. ??
I would hope that all firmware updates are properly vetted but that is not always the case. I would think that would ultimately come down to the company. A good rule of thumb I follow is to not update firmware right away, better to stay a step behind if you can as long as no critical security issue comes up that urges quick updates.