Even though a percentage of the users experience some battery issues (at least some of which aren't really related to the phone/OS itself and are more related to some apps and/or quality of cellular/Wi-Fi signal available) doesn't really mean there's some sort of an issue to be addressed, especially if you factor in that most people don't actually experience that particular issue.Here's a brilliant idea Apple, please fix the battery drain problem BEFORE addressing something that isn't really an issue.
I told them from the beginning that something isn't right with my iphone 5's speakers
I have a test music track to test the bass response. iPhone 5 speaker phone previously was just pathetic in base response. With the update either it is as bad as before or slightly worse, can not tell but there is definitely no improvement. Not that I was expecting any improvement, so this is just a data point.
I have a test music track to test the bass response. iPhone 5 speaker phone previously was just pathetic in base response. With the update either it is as bad as before or slightly worse, can not tell but there is definitely no improvement. Not that I was expecting any improvement, so this is just a data point.
After the update the phone continually searched for cellular. Had to manually restart the phone. All is back now. Odd.
I feel left out with my 4.
sorry, but that was Crystal Gayle....
I have a test music track to test the bass response. iPhone 5 speaker phone previously was just pathetic in base response. With the update either it is as bad as before or slightly worse, can not tell but there is definitely no improvement. Not that I was expecting any improvement, so this is just a data point.
Here's a brilliant idea Apple, please fix the battery drain problem BEFORE addressing something that isn't really an issue.
Same here, although I just turned on Airplane mode and then turned it off to essentially get it to stop looking for a signal and then start fresh again.After the update the phone continually searched for cellular. Had to manually restart the phone. All is back now. Odd.
What's (or what was) that exactly?Did the blue hue over the status bar disappear, or am I crazy?
Since it's only for iPhone 5, it won't show up on a 4S.If this update shows on my 4s should I download it?
That's essentially just from restarting the phone (which is part of an update generally)--battery meter is voltage based so it's not exactly an exact type of thing, so once a phone restarts the fresh reading it gets can be slightly different than what it was before (could be a bit higher or lower).Just finished the update and install; started with 76% battery life and ending with 78%??
Here's a brilliant idea Apple, please fix the battery drain problem BEFORE addressing something that isn't really an issue.