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Apple Releases iOS 14.0.1 With Fix for Bug That Resets Default Apps After Rebooting
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4.06GB for 14.0 → 14.0.1 on an old iPhone SE?? I think that's the largest I've ever seen. That's more than old OSX upgrades.
I'm hesitant in updating because honestly the battery life of my 11 Pro with iOS 14.0 is freakin' rock solid. Haven't had such good battery life since a long time... I'm afraid to update and screw things around...
Plus, I don't have any of the mentioned issues.
Plus, I don't have any of the mentioned issues.
Ever since iOS 14.0.1 my Airpods Pro won’t stay connected to my phone. Just shows connected but disconnects when trying to play sound. Rebooting iphone or repairing airpods no go... getting very annoyed with the multiple issues I am having now.
Safari still tries to use Mail.app when setting a third party mail application.
You will learn Padawan.
Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.6.1 With Fix for Storage Issue and Green Tinted Displays
Ha! The force is with me. 😉 Last night I thought, man I don't want to update to a x.x.0 version, but it is about one month now since 13.6. This x.x.0 version should probably ok. So I hit the Settings button with the annoying ➊ (red 1 notification badge) and startet the update on my iPhone. In...
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My iphone xs keeps on rebooting. Anyone has similar issue? Apple wanted me to pay 549$ for replacement
Sigh, I miss when we just got a few updates and things just worked. Software development is insanely complex, but someone at the top says “hey we hit 80% of the requirements, good enough for a release.”
The effort to get that 20% isn’t worth the effort due to time needed to get the same return on investment.
Just made those numbers up, but pretty so someone says something like that. Of course communication is key, and pretty sure also some devs might be afraid to admit they’re going to miss a deadline or something might have been sized wrong, so estimates are not accurate. Hopefully their retrospectives are useful.
The effort to get that 20% isn’t worth the effort due to time needed to get the same return on investment.
Just made those numbers up, but pretty so someone says something like that. Of course communication is key, and pretty sure also some devs might be afraid to admit they’re going to miss a deadline or something might have been sized wrong, so estimates are not accurate. Hopefully their retrospectives are useful.
Yep. UK Covid Track and Trace app was launched today. Installed it and within a couple of hours battery droped 4% just sat on my table unused. Deleted it. Sorry that is a bit OT.
Does this resolve Mail app giving incorrect unread count in various folders (consistently) wether uptime or rebooted?!
Anyone else getting this issue with the clock widget? (See time compared to the actual time on digital clock at the top) Only happens with the single clock version, which is the one I prefer for immediate at-a-glance convenience.
The weather concept of "Feels like" has been applied to the clock 🤣
iPhone OS 1.0 (for iPhone 2G) 91.18MB
iOS 14.0.1 (for iPhone 11 Pro) 5.74 GB
The size of iOS has grown roughly sixtyfold since the original iPhone introduction.
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I would add that with iOS 14, you had a longer beta testing period. But, iOS 14's introduction was also driven by the introductions of the new iPad Air and Apple Watch. The last beta version of iOS 14 was released only one day before 14.0 went live. That's not enough time to stamp out any remaining bugs that the final beta test might have revealed. Still, it seems that the iOS 14 launch has gone smoother than iOS 13's did.