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Apple Releases iOS 10.0.2 With Fixes for Headphone, Photos, and App Extension Bugs
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RELEASE NOTES ANYBODY ANYWHERE ????
Ooh, Please wake me up when this industry gets managed by people that can perform elementary communication in its most rudimentary form.
Which bugs were patched that did not exist...and when/why (not) ?
(GM remained unchanged from pub release => then why a .02 bugfix release ???)
Ooh, Please wake me up when this industry gets managed by people that can perform elementary communication in its most rudimentary form.
Which bugs were patched that did not exist...and when/why (not) ?
(GM remained unchanged from pub release => then why a .02 bugfix release ???)
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After being bitten by the iOS 10 brick update and after last years iOS 9.0.1 update that removes phone features from iPhone, I'm hesitant to update to this until I get the all clear from someone.
Guy at work just got the S7 Edge to replace his LG banana phone. After having it for a week, and playing with my iPhone 7 Plus, he's regretting purchasing it. For the same reasons as you, plus he's had issues with GPS not locking on. Had it replaced once already but the issue is still there. He admits he was taken in by the gorgeous screen and bright colors, but that love affair soon wore off when he had to actually start using his phone.
I didn't read one single commend. With that said, we all should be waiting a week to do this update, because that was the advice some poster when 10.01 was released and it was bricking phones. So, if we don't all update, how will we know it's safe?
Ok, I know, a little over board, but some of these people who tell others how to run their devices is just a bit ridiculous, I mean, we already have Apple telling us how to use it, why do I need some JOE off the street telling me.
Ok, I know, a little over board, but some of these people who tell others how to run their devices is just a bit ridiculous, I mean, we already have Apple telling us how to use it, why do I need some JOE off the street telling me.
This happened to me after editing a note. The "fix" was to update the same note on another device.
I filed a bug with Apple which was closed as a duplicate of an existing bug, so Apple knows about it, but apparently it's not that high a priority.
Yeah I'm on Verizon and it happens several times per day. Just updated to this so we'll see if it's fixed.
That was fixed in the T-Mobile 25.2 carrier settings update
Yeah for you lucky guys on Tmobile. No fix for any of the other carriers, I've seen complaints on Sprint, ATT and Verizon. Hopefully we get something soon.
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With my 7+ on Verizon I get no service, but not for seconds, it lasts for several minutes.
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I believe it only addresses the issue of someone complaining about someone else complaining.
Is this with the new update? Still get No Service? I know there are threads already on this.
"They" Why does there have to be a "they"? I use both Android and Apple and love them both, I'd say the majority of users on here are the same. Maybe if "we" moved away from this us versus them mentality we could move on to some good conversation, instead of always being stuck in this quagmire of insults and fighting over what corporations which only care about your money do.
Enjoy your phone!!
Fool you once? It sounds like you've been fooled more than that if an update going bad causes you to lose "everything". Why do you not use iCloud and or local backups? Why do people think these devices are magical and will never lose anything? People don't say backup just for the fun of it, if you value anything you have on your phone and you don't back it up you can't blame anyone except you for that.
Three contacted me about this problem and said the following.
Hi Steven
Thanks for your email.
I'm really sorry that your iPhone 7 struggles to connect to 4G. I understand how frustrated you must be by this, especially as you're able to connect to 4G on your iPhone 6s. I'll do all I can to help with this.
We've been made aware of an issue that's affecting a number of customers using the iPhone, where they can't connect to 4G. In most instances, we've found that if you remove your SIM, and then reinsert the SIM, then restart the handset, this has been found to fix the problem. Please give this a go and let's see how you get on.
Yep, I'm disappointed that nothing has even been mentioned by Apple or Verizon. If you call them, they both are completely clueless about the situation. It's a serious issue, I have a $1k smartphone which can't make or receive calls.
Both my iPhone 6S Plus and iPad Air 2 wouldn't reboot after the update ran... they just sat there, alarming me that they might be bricked. However, a "hard reset" (holding the power button and the home button down together, right?) woke them both back up, whereupon they had the little animated white updating bar again, and finally came back up functioning normally and labeled 10.0.2. Slightly scary, but quickly resolved!
Many of us are getting it without the airplane mode part.
I think there might have been something wrong with your phone then, the battery life on the S7 Edge is very very good, much better than any iPhone. Always-on display and fast-charge is great. Most of the hardware complaints people have with the iPhone, even the 7 series, are resolved with the S7 Edge.
Although, I do agree with the integration, mostly that I can't sync bookmarks with the built in Internet browser. I probably could with Chrome, but that doesn't support adblockers, which is a real pain. Outside the US, most people use WhatsApp, so iMessage largely irrelevant. I was a reluctant switcher after being an iPhone user since the original but lack of decent innovation pushed me to the S7 Edge and I don't regret it. Oh, and split-screen apps are great too.
But I don't want to come across as a troll, I just wish Apple had kept up with the competition more.
It definitely could have been my phone. I restored several times but, being a US customer, I was stuck with the 820 variant and AT&T's slow update process. Another huge reason for switching back was quick iOS updates directly from the source. I gave the S7E an honest shot; used it for about six months or so, but having the iPhone 7 for this last week has been amazing. iMessage was hugely important to me as well. I can definitely appreciate those who prefer the S7/S7E, I'm just not one of those people.
I've had the S7 edge. The battery life is good but it wasn't better than my 6S plus.
I can't say for sure it's related to the 10.0.2 update but my iPad Air 2 has turned off it's own wifi twice since I updated this morning.