If you have the movies on a Mac try Air Video for streaming to an iPad. That works for me when viewing homemade MP4 videos on the iPad. I haven't "downloaded" videos to the iPad (to watch with Apple TV app) for a while but will try that out to see if I have your problem.
I agree with you. Again Apple want everyone to buy the newest iPhone. The software could be full of bugs, but they already have your money.
So, don’t fix bugs or issues? Obviously better if bugs aren’t introduced in the first place, but has that ever happened in the history of software?Agree 100%, this is really starting to get ridiculous!
Why are people still installing Catalina?
Technically I suppose they were “slowing” down phones on purpose (are you French btw?), but (I cant believe no one can remember/was aware) that it was to stop shutdowns caused by batteries that were old/tired/abused. Apologies if you were being sarcastic, otherwise, seriously people?
No I really do use an iPhone 6s Plus as my daily driver. I am not going to invest a bunch of money into a billion dollar company every year or two. I usually just replace the battery on my own. Besides, I rather have the head phone jack still.
Apple doesn't want people to buy the newest phones, and this has been publicly stated by Tim Cook. Of course, like other purchases: cars, jewelry, audiophile equipment, higher-end TVs etc, if you decide to buy the latest model every year, I'm sure the CEOs would not refuse to take your money. Apple earns revenue on services as well as hardware.
I have an Xs Max, and going to see how the 2020 phones pan out.
That’s my point! Your iPhone problems won’t be similar to mine. Your phone came out 3 years later then mine. Tim Cook will say anything for publicity. Engineers know about the iOS problems soon as they release them. They hope users who own these devices don’t discover the bugs or planned obsolescence. Once it come out to light, they have to fix it because sales will go down. It’s all politics. If you are a political person, you will understand
While that's your opinion, I don't buy that line of thinking. Nor do I expect my iphone to be the high bar of perfect. This is not saying there are not bugs or errata in the hardware, but by and large, every iphone I've had functioned as I would expect.
I was using the awesome 6s+ till last October when my better half got sick of my hand me down 5s which I’d just replaced the battery in, as I wasn’t expecting to get another phone. I still can’t believe they took away my headphone jack, but the AirPods pro are also awesome.
Battery Drain faster after 50% battery usage on IPHONE SE and 7 plus
Apple today released iOS and iPadOS 13.4.1, minor updates that come two weeks after the release of iOS and iPadOS 13.4, major updates that introduced iCloud Folder Sharing, a new Mail toolbar, trackpad support for the iPad, and more.
The iOS and ?iPadOS? 13.4.1 updates are available on all eligible devices over-the-air in the Settings app. To access the updates, go to Settings > General > Software Update.
The update addresses an issue that prevented devices running iOS 13.4 from participating in FaceTime calls with devices running iOS 9.3.6 and earlier or OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 and earlier. It also fixes a bug in the settings app that could cause choosing Bluetooth from the quick actions menu on the Home screen to fail.
Discovered shortly after the release of iOS 13.4 and macOS 10.15.4, the FaceTime issue prevented iPhones, iPads, and Macs running these updates from making or receiving FaceTime calls from older devices that aren't able to upgrade, such as the iPad 2, third-generation iPad, iPhone 4S, the first-generation iPad mini, and the fifth-generation iPod touch.
It wasn't clear if the problem was caused by a bug or was intentional, but the fix included in today's update clarifies that Apple did not mean to remove the option for devices running iOS 13.4 to communicate with older devices. Full release notes for the iOS 13.4.1 update are below:The iPadOS 13.4.1 update fixes the same two issues, but also addresses a third bug that could cause the flashlight not to turn on on the new 11 and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models after the Flashlight button in Control Center or the Lock screen is tapped.
iOS 13.4.1 could be one of the last updates to the iOS 13 operating system as Apple prepares to transition work to iOS 14. There will be at least one additional update, though, as Apple is already beta testing iOS 13.4.5.
Article Link: Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.4.1 With Fix for FaceTime Bug
It didn't work. That this is a hardware problem is beyond me. Why? I installed some apps during the 3-min window I had, and I left Spotify running on lock screen. The iPad kept running but once unlocked, the problem resurges again. This is driving me nuts.
It happens even without anything installed. Even during reset setup, it does this.
Apple Support suggested going to an authorized service but we are in lockdown. Sucks!
It's not app specific. The issue occurs even with no app installed.
