No, they haven't. Verizon carrier settings have been at 33.1 since iOS 12 was released. 12.0.1 did not bring a carrier update and no other carrier updates have been released.
The latest beta is up to 34.0.1.
No, they haven't. Verizon carrier settings have been at 33.1 since iOS 12 was released. 12.0.1 did not bring a carrier update and no other carrier updates have been released.
Some people have more of a problem with the solution than the do the problem itself!
I've had my new Max since last Friday... so what is that about 9 days now? Thus far it has continued to perform perfectly. I've not had any cellular or wifi issues. I also have a work iPhone 8+ so it allows me to compare occasionally which I've done. This max is on par and thus far I am pretty happy about it.
I'll never understand having your 2.4GHz and your 5Ghz named the same thing, but hey whatever makes the world go round! Most really good routers make you give it different name by adding the 5Ghz to the end, but clearly some choose to change it to be the same.
So wait, the phone cant distinguish between 2.4 and 5Ghz, so let's rip on people who don't rename their networks. Yea, that's the ticket. Don't blame the phone, let's blame the owners. Never ever blame Apple. You can't fix stupid, but you can make them Apple fans.
I dont think you understand what is going on with Wifi issues and it has nothing to do with renaming the SSID for both 2.4 and 5Ghz....Some people have more of a problem with the solution than the do the problem itself!
I've had my new Max since last Friday... so what is that about 9 days now? Thus far it has continued to perform perfectly. I've not had any cellular or wifi issues. I also have a work iPhone 8+ so it allows me to compare occasionally which I've done. This max is on par and thus far I am pretty happy about it.
I'll never understand having your 2.4GHz and your 5Ghz named the same thing, but hey whatever makes the world go round! Most really good routers make you give it different name by adding the 5Ghz to the end, but clearly some choose to change it to be the same.
I dont think you understand what is going on with Wifi issues and it has nothing to do with renaming the SSID for both 2.4 and 5Ghz....
Their issue is the phone will always connect to 2.4Ghz instead of connecting to 5Ghz when 5GHz has the best signal..... You dont have that issue is because you are only connecting to your 5Ghz ONLY. They are connecting to both (thats why the SSID has to be name the same) meaning when they are far away from the router they will connect to 2.4GHz (long distance) . when they are closer they want to connect to 5GHz (better speed) but the phone is refusing to connect...where their other wireless devices not having this issue.Okay that was the issue I initially had with my iPhone Max, but the new one doesn't have this issue. Can you elaborate what you mean because in reading through the thread I don't see anyone explaining anything different. Perhaps I overlooked it though!
Their issue is the phone will always connect to 2.4Ghz instead of connecting to 5Ghz when 5GHz has the best signal..... You dont have that issue is because you are only connecting to your 5Ghz ONLY. They are connecting to both (thats why the SSID has to be name the same) meaning when they are far away from the router they will connect to 2.4GHz (long distance) . when they are closer they want to connect to 5GHz (better speed) but the phone is refusing to connect...where their other wireless devices not having this issue.
Some people have more of a problem with the solution than the do the problem itself!
I've had my new Max since last Friday... so what is that about 9 days now? Thus far it has continued to perform perfectly. I've not had any cellular or wifi issues. I also have a work iPhone 8+ so it allows me to compare occasionally which I've done. This max is on par and thus far I am pretty happy about it.
I'll never understand having your 2.4GHz and your 5Ghz named the same thing, but hey whatever makes the world go round! Most really good routers make you give it different name by adding the 5Ghz to the end, but clearly some choose to change it to be the same.
By having the same name, I'll be connected to the faster 5Ghz network when I'm close to the router, but when I go outside into my yard and I get far enough away from the router then it will automagically switch to the 2.4Ghz network which has better range. Otherwise it tends to hang on to the 5Ghz network even if performance has degraded to being almost useless.
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You're the same guy who probably thought the bumper case was a great solution to the iPhone 4 problem.
This is my speed test... TMo... Week: 40 (01.10 - 07.10)
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BTW, test wifi with a X, and is the same speed...
The towers the phone is connected to may not be able to go faster.This is a "problem", because ok, your phone get speed and works "well"? but obviously you hope that your new device get more speed.. because if not, what the hell you pay extra $? if the lte and wifi connection its the same, cameras improvement is only by software.. then you get an X for 300 or 400$ less and thats all. its my opinion of course.
Kneezmo - So far loving the X. Only been a couple of days but almost forgot how a phone is just supposed to work.
Some other things that I didn’t really feel were important that I could fix on the Max but actually work fine on the X:
- X connects every time to my earbuds and car. Whereas with the Max every now and again I would have to go through the repairing mode to get Bluetooth to connect. Never paid much attention to or was really bothered by this as it was something I could fix easily.
- I never had the problem with WiFi not picking the 5 as I have them named separately. However, I did notice with the new X that it holds the WiFi way further away. Ie the Max would drop WiFi and cell phone tower booster as soon as I got out of the house, while the X doesn’t drop even at the end of my 300 ft driveway.
Let me be clear, I’m not saying anything about a design flaw or that the 2nd Max was defective. I’m no expert for sure but from my experience the Maxes just didn’t work for me. The genius at Apple did the whole reset and download as new with my first phone and did say that phone had a problem. I let you guys know what they tell me when I return the 2nd one this week.
It’s just crazy that when you tell anyone about the connectivity problem they tell you they’ve never heard of it. Apple, ATT and Best Buy all gave me that surprised look when I told them my story of woe.
They must be trained to do this, I can't say I'm surprised.[QUOTE="It’s just crazy that when you tell anyone about the connectivity problem they tell you they’ve never heard of it. Apple, ATT and Best Buy all gave me that surprised look when I told them my story of woe.
I bet Apple engineering knows exactly what is causing the cellular connectivity problems with some devices and customers. It’s probably a bigger issue for them than a software update is able to fix. So rather than admit and open a can of worms, they will stay quiet and wait until the complainers quiet down. Most consumers of the phones probably have no issues as many have posted on here.
I bet Apple engineering knows exactly what is causing the cellular connectivity problems with some devices and customers. It’s probably a bigger issue for them than a software update is able to fix. So rather than admit and open a can of worms, they will stay quiet and wait until the complainers quiet down. Most consumers of the phones probably have no issues as many have posted on here.
I had this happen yesterday. I was outside in a strong signal area. Called Verizon. They said they had no equipment issues in the area and my phone was operating properly. I preordered the XR. A year of this will make me crazy.
5G Iphones will be out in 2019 I am going to return my 4th phone it is pretty bad in fringe areas compared to my Moto X and Iphone 7 and I don't have time to beta test and help out apple .Yes, probably most dont have any problems.. but i think few of them have the problem, but whenever their phones work. they will think all is good. BTW. Im happy with the X, so i dont mind this year.. Skip for the probably 5G iPhone in 2020.
Hmm, look if your data connection its On, look your Apn.. and after, restart. 3G or 4G doesnt appear in your Phone, so something is wrong.
5G Iphones will be out in 2019 I am going to return my 4th phone it is pretty bad in fringe areas compared to my Moto X and Iphone 7 and I don't have time to beta test and help out apple .
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It's bad hardware and another bad phone . I thought that I only got these