Nah, they should fix the http proxy bug (does not remember log/pass for authenticated proxies). THAT bug was introduced when IOS 7 was released. IOS 6 worked fine.
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Apple Seeds Fifth iOS 8.2 Beta to Developers
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Nah, they should fix the http proxy bug (does not remember log/pass for authenticated proxies). THAT bug was introduced when IOS 7 was released. IOS 6 worked fine.
Is this a bug or have they intentionally changed the way it works?
I hope it's a bug because that means it might one day get fixed...
Perhaps a time to see it as a blessing in disguise.
I only use the mobile site which is honestly not that bad. Far less bloat and has all the features (chat included) that the regular app used to have.
That's ridiculous.
My daughter's Android tablet is constantly losing network connection, and I have to delete the connection and re-add it. The iPads in our house have no problem.
Now I know why - her Android tablet is just a status symbol and a toy. Thanks for clarifying that for me. I now have no reason to try and figure out the Android issue - no reason to use my brain and figure things out - I just declare it a 'toy' and a 'status symbol' and that's it. Problem solved.
Many people use beta's as their daily driver especially it's if at least beta 3 or later. All the major bugs are normally fixed by then.
Tried unsuccessfully, two times, to update my iPad Air to iOS8.2b5. Both from the iPad itself and from Option+Clicking the file from iTunes 12.1.
Trying to do a restore back to 8.1.3 and then update to 8.2b5 to see if it works.
**Just reporting in case others are in the same boat
Now a corrupt download of 8.1.3 from iTunes.
Downloaded a fresh install of 8.1.3 direct from Apple outside of iTunes.
Restoring 8.1.3, seems to be continuing through the restore process just fine.
It did.
Jumping straight into update of 8.2b5, failed again. Unknown Error (14)
Trying updating to 8.2b5 iPad 4th gen, seems to be working fine.
Re-downloading 8.2b5 from dev page. for iPad Air1
Issue appears to have been a corrupt download. After re-downloading latest build from dev page, the iPad Air1 updated without issue within a couple minutes.
Trying to do a restore back to 8.1.3 and then update to 8.2b5 to see if it works.
**Just reporting in case others are in the same boat
Now a corrupt download of 8.1.3 from iTunes.
Downloaded a fresh install of 8.1.3 direct from Apple outside of iTunes.
Restoring 8.1.3, seems to be continuing through the restore process just fine.
It did.
Jumping straight into update of 8.2b5, failed again. Unknown Error (14)
Trying updating to 8.2b5 iPad 4th gen, seems to be working fine.
Re-downloading 8.2b5 from dev page. for iPad Air1
Issue appears to have been a corrupt download. After re-downloading latest build from dev page, the iPad Air1 updated without issue within a couple minutes.
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Everyone I know with an Apple device doesn't have this (that's a hell of a lot of people), so I'm guessing it is a rather marginal issue.
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OK, I call your bluff on your totally ridiculous affirmation (i.e. : Android with better WIFI on average.. can't even write that with a straight face). Tell me the name of your university and I'll contact their IT department and get the skinny on this.
Or maybe, like most who buy Android, they're buying those tablets because they are cheapskates... Not that they would admit to that of course...
I wonder if Apple will release iOS 8.2 before theWatch.
We will know when it happens. Until then, stop worrying.
I'm surprised that, with
Not something I would spend any time or energy thinking about. But that's just me.
does that include the usability of 3rd party keyboards? Has the lag, disappearing, self-switching, etc. all been fixed?
Any hint of a fix for this? https://www.macrumors.com/2015/01/23/ios-8-gmt-calendar-bug/ / https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6548616?start=0&tstart=0
I often wonder, how many developers bug reports actually make it actually (implemented features/bugs fixed etc..), and how many don't ?
This will answer my question as to "weather i should do this, or weather i'm just wasting my time and effort if Apple implements what they want to anyway"
This will answer my question as to "weather i should do this, or weather i'm just wasting my time and effort if Apple implements what they want to anyway"
The scroll in safari, Twitter... All its very soft.
iOS 8.1,3 its a disaster in this area.
I would download beta 5 from the developer center and restore using iTunes. Beta 3 will expire and you'll have a temporary brick. Happened to my brother's iPad. It wouldn't see newer versions. Had to restore.
Understandable but it clearly says in the release notes it's not for that. So complaining when FB is not working is a little ridiculous.
My iTunes Match music collection hasn't corrupted on me yet. That's a good sign.
They still haven't closed a bug that drives me nuts:
If you make or take a phone call with the headset, then pressing the volume buttons doesn't work until you wake the phone and go to the home screen.
They still haven't closed a bug that drives me nuts:
If you make or take a phone call with the headset, then pressing the volume buttons doesn't work until you wake the phone and go to the home screen.