Would be nice when Apple also would investigate the battery problems on the 14 series
Battery problems? Like what? My 14 PM gets more than 2 days of regular use on a charge.
Would be nice when Apple also would investigate the battery problems on the 14 series
Would be nice when Apple also would investigate the battery problems on the 14 series
I'm feeling better and better about upgrading during the 13/S7 cycle...
Don't expect Matter to be a silver bullet. While I'm excited about the expansion of possible gear to use in my HomeKit environment, Matter has taken a long time to come out and we should expect further bugs and incompatibilities. Not all vendors support Matter, either, and there are whole classes of devices still not covered by the protocol. I still can't believe Matter doesn't include cameras.I'm hoping Matter cleans up all lot of this. Today, my We Mo remote simply did not want to turn on the lights for some reason.
Have to use the phone.
I found a strange bug on my Noise app. It tells me noise reduced by my AirPods, which wouldn't sound unusual except that I wasn't wearing any AirPods. At the very bottom it shows what the noise level would be if I weren't wearing AirPods, and the numbers are basically the same, so the bug is that it mentions AirPods at all.I saw the same message for the first time today on my Apple Watch Ultra when I opened the noise app, I probably didn't see it before because it's the first time I open the app since I got the watch.
FACTUALApple:
Designed in someone's house in California, in between rounds of CoD
I'd say everyone is terrible at programming. Ever since CPU designers started promoting multi-threaded programming because they couldn't just increase the clock speed anymore, programming has gone downhill. I suppose that's human because people are fallible. Back in the old days, multi-threading was considered a no-no because it complicated programs and made bugs far more likely. When things are serialized, it's a lot easier to write bug-free code. With multiple things happening simultaneously on different threads, it's not so easy. But with CPU design the way it is now, you're forced to do it to get maximum performance. That leads to bugs because we simply cannot anticipate what happens on other threads that can mess up what we're doing.Apple is terrible at programming. Too many bugs in every OS they release. They really need to fire a lot of managers and executives and get people in there who know what they are doing. This is what happens when a bean counter runs a company.
Most definitely.Apple says it's aware of the bug affecting users, specifically saying customers could face problems with Siri not being able to hear them
Hard to tell who's affected considering how often Siri gets it wrong even when she can hear us 😜
Life in a nutshell. I’m guessing the pandemic is partially or fully responsible in one way or another, both here and in China. Maybe staffing issues and inadequate testing?Just one thing after another.
My S8 mic wasn't working at all (phone calls, Siri, noise app) and I did these two things and FIXED IT instantly, didn't even restart. Thank you very much! Definitely, some bug with Siri in watchOS 9, which I'm sure will be fixed but incredibly frustrating considering I have a brand new watch.I disabled Siri ‘raise to speak’ and Hé Siri on my Ultra restarted and problem is gone ever since (1 week now). Don’t know which of the 2 settings causes the problem…
Same issue with Apple Watch S9, WatchOS 10,4, iPhone 12 Mini. Restarting fixes it but only temporarily. The issue always comes back. I’ve done factory resets and even had the watch replaced. No luck.