Apple Seeds Second iOS 6.1 Beta to Developers

[wovel]

Originally Posted by Sensamic

Android 4.1 and 4.2 full of new amazing features: Google Now, new Google Voice Search, offline voice dictation, vídeos and pictures via NFC, swype and predictive keyboard, lockscreen widgets, photo sphere, etc.

IOS 5.1 and 6.1 NO NEW FEATURES.

Pathetic.

Let me say that again louder and clearer: PATHETIC.

Thanks Apple for making my choice more easier. Its Android for me from now one.

You guys keep waiting until iOS 7 for new features.

Is the iOS team on hollidays or what? Are they out of ideas? Unbeliable.

Good idea. Then you will never have to worry about your device getting an update.

[faroZ06]

Originally Posted by thefatkid007

Dude, get a life. These "is safari snappier" comments.....you've beat this **** into the ground. Nobody is laughing, nobody thinks its cute. You are a complete **** bag

Glad I made you so upset
Once I get 6.1, I'll see if Safari is snappier and be sure to comment on its snappiness.

[faroZ06]

Originally Posted by foodog

Someone forgot their medication this morning.

Judging by his newbie status but knowledge of the "Safari is snappier" thing, I'm guessing he got banned recently and made a new account and that he gets really upset when meanies on the Internet ban him from stuff.

[westerlu77]

I live in Sweden and I use Tele2 but I can not see a button for LTE in my iPhone 5 with iOS 6.1. Anybody with some experience?

[Lennholm]

Originally Posted by westerlu77

I live in Sweden and I use Tele2 but I can not see a button for LTE in my iPhone 5 with iOS 6.1. Anybody with some experience?

The LTE in iPhone 5 operates on different frequencies than the LTE network in Sweden uses, so unfortunately you can't use your iPhone 5's LTE in your carriers network.

[Piplodocus]

I hope the supposed major jump in 2 versions of baseband that accompanies it for iPhone 5 means my phone might be more use on Three's network at my work rather than choosing a duff cell all the time that makes it as much use as a phone as an iPod Touch is. Three say there's nothing wrong with that cell, but me and the 2 other iPhone 5 owners at work can't get any kind of cellular connection most of the day, even though we have good signal strength. Jam that cells downlink frequency and they all happily use another 3 cell within range, and work perfectly fine. This is the last resort else it's going back.

Seems to work fine at home but field test mode shows it flippping cells in a mid-strength area like a yo-yo. Seems very jumpy. Is there no hysteresis on the thing? I'm not a cellular engineer directly but I test radio products and the thing seems a bit jumpy, and gets stuck doing FACH on the cell that doesn't work, so there's definitely something funny with Three's network at my workplace and (it would appear) only iPhones, since the Samsungs and Sony Ericssons I looked at that work never seem to choose this duff cell ID.

If anyone else in Basingstoke has the same no connection but great field strength issue on Three, all around near Chineham shopping centre PM me!

The 3 network is only 3G at the moment, LTE hopefully next year, so I can't vouch for that. WiFi and work often seems a little jumpy too, with all the bars suddenly disappearing.