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Apple Releases iOS 11.1.2 With Fix for Unresponsive iPhone X Display in Cold Temperatures
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bless you sir. I needed this post finally some one who gets why we have this forum to post safari snappier and not dog every tiny detail constantly you sir are a true nerd hero in our hour of need
Ya but followed by more and more bugs.
That’s just the nature of software development though, especially so on something as complex as an OS.
I had that problem with my 6 and had my battery tested at the Apple store. They replaced it for $79.00. All is good now. Have you tried a reset?
You’re failing to see my point and mischaracterizing what I am saying. The standard operating temperature for the iPhone is 32F-95F. Thus, there would be zero reason for Apple to test the phone under 32 degrees. And because it’s such a weird issue, it probably wouldn’t even come up even if they did have someone stand in a freezer for 10 minutes.I'm not equating an iPhone X to a vehicle. I was just highlighting that all X owners don't live in Miami and Apple surely knows this when engineering a telephone.
It's going to be in the 20's tomorrow night where I am and colder for a few months. Good thing I don't have an iPhone X I guess
Updated my original iPad Air lol...still going strong, epic battery life too. Update took about 10 minutes start to finish.
About to update my X.
About to update my X.
That is not odd.
It could have had the same issue in your coat pocket as well, but since you couldn’ t see the iphone, you wouldn’ t know.
Do you have any actual basis for that claim? I've owned both and have always experienced more bugs on android
Google releases WAY more software updates than most of their customers get because most manufacturers have to integrate any google update with their own modified version of android. For the vast majority of google updates, the manufacturer just doesn't bother.
Samsung phones are lucky if they ever get 2 major releases after purchase, while apple has been releasing major software versions compatible with phones that are 4 years old.
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Im on the 11.2 (15C5107a) beta. Does anyone know if the issue is supposed to be fixed in this version. I feel like it isn't. :-( But hopefully in the gm of 11.2 it will be fixed
Well, there's no denying that iOS 11 needed those updates badly. Now, as someone still on 10.3.3 with a 6s annoying me to update, is it okay, especially when it comes to battery life, to finally update?
finally we can all sleep.Both devices updated!
as someone who works in sports broadcasting and it being football season... yup downloading this bad boy now!
Or:
Android - Enough bugs but not as many updates to address them.
Unless we spin it the other way where Google puts out quite a few regular updates for their own phones, in which case it's back to the same thing as iOS:
Android - More bugs and more updates.
That's better than being stuck in perpetual bug land.
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The Pixel receives monthly updates.
I hope 11.1.2 fixes the photos security bug in 11.1.1 where an app can still have full access to the photo album even though the privacy >settings switch is set to never.
This happens in Signal and Wire, who knows in how many more apps. This bug does not appear to affect WhatsApp nor Telegram.
This happens in Signal and Wire, who knows in how many more apps. This bug does not appear to affect WhatsApp nor Telegram.
How does a bug affect some apps but not others that use the same access functionality?