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Apple Releases iOS 7.1 With CarPlay, Touch ID Improvements, Visual Tweaks
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Glad you know what I'm talking about!
Woah! Yep. Happened to me that video bug!
Have you reported both?
So far so good. I have been able to reliably stream audio via bluetooth in my car (Hyundai).
Apple chose to update at a great time as I am using my iPad 4 a lot for my university assignments, it is running so beautifully that it's a pleasure to do editing to my work with it, very happy with the update.
If the iPhone 6 comes with at least a 5inch display then I may just drop Android as I am so happy with this update, my moms iPhone4S and iPhone5S are Both running so fast it is ridiculous!
If the iPhone 6 comes with at least a 5inch display then I may just drop Android as I am so happy with this update, my moms iPhone4S and iPhone5S are Both running so fast it is ridiculous!
I don't know what you mean new day view? Do you mean the way it was in iOS 6 by clicking the hideous new button? If yes I already have that.
Not sure it will fix what I'm talking about. Try. Set a new calender event. Set it to start today and finish in fifteen days time. Then tomorrow you'll have a calender stretched all down the screen upto 0000 the next day with just a line.
If you change the view in the Calendar app to list view it will change the view in the notification center as well and won't have anything stretching out, just an event with a start time and and end time next to it.
Well tried making a phone call through Bluetooth and it worked. So tried music app again and it is now working. Must have been a bug. Yay!
Its a pity it can't be set independently. I prefer the ios 6 calender view but the NC view you just showed me is spot on.
Apple indeed use high quality batteries .... A lemon is just a lemon
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It needs 2.5 Gb to start installation, so this is the issue
You might (or might not) need more than that as the update unpacks and stores some temporary files, etc., etc.
Me too ... I was satisfied by Safari under iOS 6 and forced to switch to Mercury after iOS 7 installation.
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This is the point.
People are pointing at the cosmetic changes, but what's really important is the code under the skin of iOS 7.1
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Bt has nothing to do with location accuracy .... Bt is turned on after every update to enable airdrop
Anybody having battery life issues with 7.1 on an iP5?
After an overnight charge and morning of light usage, I've already consumed 10%.
Using the same settings as 7.06, which didn't have any issues.
Prior to that, 7.03 was ok, then 7.04 was initially ok before something triggered a similar drain. Updating to 7.06 cured that, and all was well. (all updates through iTunes, not OTA)
I wish I knew what it is that causes this Jeckyll/Hyde behavior where any potential update might trigger this issue. I realize that 7.1 is a major change, and just might be hungrier, but it's annoying that each update is like playing Russian roulette.
Nothing has changed in terms of usage or settings, but the fact that the same version (in my case, 7.04) can go "bad" for whatever reason, is annoying.
After an overnight charge and morning of light usage, I've already consumed 10%.
Using the same settings as 7.06, which didn't have any issues.
Prior to that, 7.03 was ok, then 7.04 was initially ok before something triggered a similar drain. Updating to 7.06 cured that, and all was well. (all updates through iTunes, not OTA)
I wish I knew what it is that causes this Jeckyll/Hyde behavior where any potential update might trigger this issue. I realize that 7.1 is a major change, and just might be hungrier, but it's annoying that each update is like playing Russian roulette.
Nothing has changed in terms of usage or settings, but the fact that the same version (in my case, 7.04) can go "bad" for whatever reason, is annoying.
Haven't downloaded iOS 7.1 yet - been reading the posts here to see what the feedback is first (will probably get round to doing it tonight/ tomorrow - 5 iDevices in the household!!)
Listening to the UK Siri voices on this website:
http://appleinsider.com/articles/14...ng-siri-voices-for-the-uk-australia-and-japan
The female UK voice still sounds so robotic...?!?!?The male one sounds quite nice and sounds totally different to UK Siri pre-iOS 7.1.....
With the high quality voices, the woman definitely doesn't sound robotic. She doesn't sound extremely British either... Would love a Scottish Siri (speaking as one of the few non-born-Scots at work...)
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I feel like it has been using more battery over the last couple of days. I'm doing a restore from backup just now, to see if it makes any difference (this is an iPhone 4S)
This complaining about the ram is just a non sense: my Lumia 925 has 1 Gb of ram and is working just fine.
Don't use android as a model: it wastes much more ram than iOS or wp8 by itself (not to speak about bloatware installed by some manufacturer like Samsung).
Of 2 Gb on a typical droid you have 800-850 Mb free. On an iPhone/iPad you have 520 Mb free out of 1 Gb.
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Never used a WP 8 device, right ?
1 Gb is enough .... but Safari is poorly optimized (I didn't test it with 7.1 yet).
Something else I just noticed--when powering off the phone, it doesn't seem to display the spinning gear any longer.
The screen just goes black, so I guess there's no way to tell when the shutdown process has finished and the phone is off.
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Yeah, I'll give it a few days and see if anything changes, then do another install to see if it helps.
The screen just goes black, so I guess there's no way to tell when the shutdown process has finished and the phone is off.
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farleysmaster said:
Yeah, I'll give it a few days and see if anything changes, then do another install to see if it helps.
Nope, they don't necessarily do so.
1, MANY 3GS have had so bad batteries. I've seen three of them with my very own eyes.
2, let me also mention the major iPhone 5 battery problems also widely discussed. No matter how light my using the iPhone 5 was (I use it for 10-20 minutes a day, calls being them 2-3 minutes max., the rest is quick email checking and Web browsing if I don't have my iPads around (e.g., in the WC)),the battery of my iPhone 5 has also died on me after half a year. This is a well-known problem with the iP5.
3, these batteries tend to have a shorter lifespan than high-quality batteries manufactured by Nokia. For example, my original Nokia N95 (used by the wife now), purchased in 2007, still runs on its original battery and "only" requires recharging every second day, allowing for extensive talking & texting & shooting. While my late 2010 iPod touch 4G has a battery life of about 20-30 minutes - its battery is absolutely cr@p... and it wasn't used much either as I've only purchased it as a dev device, not as a gaming one.
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1GB is sufficient for most tasks assuming properly written system apps (see your own comment on Safari below), but some AAA+ games like XCOM can easily tax a system (XCOM requires some 400-500Mbytes of RAM to run without annoying slowdowns) so much that all other apps need to be purged from the memory for them to properly run.
Actually, I have two of them (purchased for development). I don't really use WP8 as it's even more closed than iOS (and it doesn't have my fav games: Spectromancer and XCOM), particularly now that iOS7 had a JB for more than three months. Nevertheless, I do like the fluidity and low hardware requirements of the OS.
Yup, Safari (that is, UIWebView) has always been*going wild with memory, even in iOS7.1. It has always been very badly optimized, even back in the iPhone OS 3 times. I don't understand why Apple can't get it right.
Nevertheless, as I've explained above, some AAA+ games can easily run into the 1GB barrier, also proved by XCOM.
Yeah, the spinner is there, but it's very very "faded" so to say.
Clarity
I miss the ultrathin text on the lock screen I thought the clock was very classy looking. Is there anyway to get that back?
I miss the ultrathin text on the lock screen I thought the clock was very classy looking. Is there anyway to get that back?
Really?
What a shame...
I have no problem at nin.com on safari on my iphone 5s.
Hmm seems you can if you jiggle the settings onto that list view then pull nc down to check its the way I wanted then back to calender and jiggle the button till it shows the ios 6 way and it seems set. Now it appears like it did in ios 6 in calender and in notification center. Phew what a headache to get there