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Apple Releases iOS 7.1.1 With Touch ID Improvements, Bug Fixes
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Interesting. Did it start for you after iOS 7 as well if you remember? When I had a 5, prior to iOS 7 it was fine.
Do we have to have a flood of these tired and inane "jokes" in every single iOS/MacOS update thread? C'mon people - you are neither original nor funny.
firstly, complaining abut this kind of stuff is exactly as useful as complaining about the weather. secondly, the one about the touch id is not a gag. somebody mentioned that earlier in another post. at least in my case, touch id became a fraction slower after 7.1. On the big plus side the fade was gone completely. I haven't had to reregister my fingerprints after 7.1 even once and I was doing it about once a week before that. but it was a bit slower than before 7.1 - not terribly so but still. Now, after 7.1.1 it seems to be back to being as fast as it was in 7.0. I just hope the fade doesn't come back.
Dunno if this was new in 7.1, but my phone prompted me for my passcode prior to installing the OTA.
Of course they did
Seeing as this is a critical p0 issue, I'm sure Apple prioritized it for this out-of-band iOS update
Seeing as this is a critical p0 issue, I'm sure Apple prioritized it for this out-of-band iOS update
Well, you can always get a model with more space, it's your choice which one you get. And, even with 16 GB, you can still manage it just fine if you want to (I have for years with an iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 as well).
Happened on some updates before as well, just not consistent (for whatever reason).
Agreed. The last time Apple gave us a bump in storage for the same price was in 2008. Insane really.
Theres a security update via Mac app store showing thru for me too .. Safari 7.0.3 too.. Security update 2014-02
80 MB dl
They've offered more storage for a long long time, it's just a personal decision as to whether or not you want/need it.
While the "other" issue can and does happen sometimes, it's not the case a lot of the time, and even then there are ways to deal with it and/or avoid it. Speaking from personal experience with 16 GB iPhone 4 and now iPhone 5, while it might not the the simplest thing out there, it's not actually hard to keep at least 2-3 GB free on the phone (I tend to have more than 5 GB free most of the time actually). Depend on your needs, but if you need more, you can always get a device with more space too.No it's not, but usually Apple just randomly decides to take away your storage space filled with "Other" crap that just grows uncontrollably over time.
It's pretty hard to actually use your phone and still have storage space left if you have a 16GB phone.
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They offer even 8 GB in various places/cases. For many that only use their phone as a phone with some texting and email and perhaps a bit of browsing even 8 GB would be just fine, and certainly 16 GB would be more than plenty. It all mainly depends on the needs and use of one phone.
So many updates this morning.
Just updated my 5S and iPad mini and all looks good. Apple TV update also done. security update just finished.
Now I can go back to bed.
Just updated my 5S and iPad mini and all looks good. Apple TV update also done. security update just finished.
Now I can go back to bed.
It's the memory upgrade prices that are insane!
$100 to go from 16GB to 32GB!! Even $100 for 32GB to 64GB is pretty high...
Gary
I feel like this happens after every update? Why does Apple insist on shoving bluetooth down people's throats?
You know, there are some models of iPhone out there with just 4GB of storage, and a ton of them with just 8GB.
You don't have to fill them up to use them.
agreed but most people who already have the app running with bluetooth off won't get to utilize the iBeacon function.
http://bgr.com/2014/03/19/ios-update-bluetooth-on-why/
