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iOS 9.3.3 Beta 1 Bug fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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Which proves my belief that planned obsolescence indeed exists to force users to upgrade
Yup, the few frame drops in a few places that most don't even notice let alone care about are definitely part of an amazingly worthwhile planned obsolescence conspiracy.
Thats part of their strategy.Let me make it clear.Let us assume that iPhone 6 was slowed down 15% after 8.4.1 .Not many are going to notice this degradation.By the time it reaches iOS 10,its gone up progressively to 30% which makes it an annoyance to use although not unusable.By the time it reaches iOS 11,the device is basically unusable (for instance the iPad Mini 1 and iPad 2 )
Apple isnt a fool to heavily slow it down in one go.Its done in "instalments" .Hopefully the declining sales will force a rethink amongst Apple's executives .Its time they woke up and smelt the coffee
i've got a contract on watch 1, when it's over, i can pass on watch 2watch os 3 will be released along with iOS 10 isn't it?
Am I missing something??
How can you have a "contract" on something with no cellular connection..?
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Well.... mid-June to mid-September is 3 months, not 4- but I agree with the rest, lol.
Yeah, except that hasn't been the case for most.
Then why is Apple on the first page of the Google search results for planned obsolescence?Do note those results and search suggestions are determined on popularity
Just like plenty of other conspiracies would be on the first page when they are searched for...that doesn't provide evidence or proof for them. It seems that we are back to the same old things of how reality and logic don't work that way.
And, once gain, this isn't the thing that this thread is about anyway, so no point of re-traveling the same old beaten path that's been travelled on many times before.
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Excuse my bad manners, but what the....did Apple do wrong this time? iOS 9.3.2 did fine with batterylife...but iOS 9.3.3 Beta 1 is horrible. It's a minor update from 9.3.2 as well!
Yes, i know it's a Beta and yada, yada, yada...but what could Apple possible do, to screw up batterylife this bad? Maybe related to the new Darwin Kernel?
Edit: Went back to 9.3.2...and have for the last hour and a half redownloaded apps, setting up my phone etc...and batterylife is good.
Please Apple (yeah, i know they don't read on these messageboards) get your stuff together...
I miss Steve & Scott...they did good! Tim & Jony is like...i don't know...not so much.
Maybe a Samsung S7 Edge? Naah, i love my iSweetheart to much!
Yes, i know it's a Beta and yada, yada, yada...but what could Apple possible do, to screw up batterylife this bad? Maybe related to the new Darwin Kernel?
Edit: Went back to 9.3.2...and have for the last hour and a half redownloaded apps, setting up my phone etc...and batterylife is good.
Please Apple (yeah, i know they don't read on these messageboards) get your stuff together...
I miss Steve & Scott...they did good! Tim & Jony is like...i don't know...not so much.
Maybe a Samsung S7 Edge? Naah, i love my iSweetheart to much!
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Entirely normal. Betas have extra background processes running. Every other beta I've installed has horrible battery life. The next beta always fixes it. Been that way for years.
BTW you didn't have to restore your device as new by going back. Option+Update in iTunes will reinstall 9.3.2 and keep data intact. Did it on two devices 2 nights ago.
No. That's not normal. You might have something stuck in background. Try a hard reset.
Ok fair point but your gonna have fewer cycles on an iPad over a year due to battery size but agree cycles are cycles.
I'm obviously not using my phone right. 10 hours usage on my 6S would be a miracle. I have 9% wear on 248 cycles according to my Battery Life app.
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It's only normal the day after an update as you have indexing the factor in. This can take up 100 usage in 12 hours. Depending on the type of update.
If I get less than 8 hours on my 6s, that's a bad battery day. Last night I plugged it in with 10:12 of usage and 17:48 standby with 8% remaining, low power mode was not enabled at all.
I'm at 133 cycles and 2% battery wear.
I guess percentage usage isn't comparable. There is 1% gentle web browsing, or 1% hammering of GPU via GPU intensive gaming etc. I guess a better comparison would be to compare CPU and GPU operations per hour of usage. It's merely a figure of non-idle time, which isn't useful to compare vs other users.
it's available in Turkey, our operators Turkcell,Vodafone and Turk Telekom is adding watches to your mobile phone's tariff and you are paying monthly hire purchase for 24 months
or you can buy directly without adding it to your mobile phone's tariffit's available in Turkey, our operators Turkcell,Vodafone and Turk Telekom is adding watches to your mobile phone's tariff and you are paying monthly hire purchase for 24 months
Damn... these companies be QUICK to find ways to rope people in to a couple little "impulse" purchases, lol.
I bought the 1st gen Apple Watch, enjoyed it, but didn't use it enough- so I sold it on eBay.
I'm hoping to try again prolly 3rd gen. My new baby will be "toddling" around at that point & I'll have no excuse to not start exercising more and trying to get my body back, lol.