Messages in the cloud seems to be back, the settings appear on my iPad.
Well everyone with third party batteries I've asked said that it doesn't work. My dad has the original battery and it works. It worked with iFixit batteries in beta 2, but never again anymore. The page is empty and if my battery reaches 5%, it still slows my phone.
How is the battery in this update?
You guys will whine either way if it's released when it's obviously not ready yet.As always, Messages in iCloud will make a quick diva appearance and will be gone with the wind soon after
You guys will defend no matter what... Apple messed up, this feature was announced almost a year ago. If it still needs this much work, they should have never announced it in the original iOS 11 keynote.You guys will whine either way if it's released when they are obviously not ready yet.
I understand you. I don't know how Apple can know that. Apps like Battery Life does show it.But you do understand what I meant, do you, afaik there are only terminals on the battery for supplying power and nothing more, if that's the case then I really don't understand how the iPhone knows it's a non Apple battery.
Oh yeah, so original and funny. So many people are laughing.unless Apple plans to bring more anamogis I won't be downloading it.![]()
9to5 has a few notes listedNot knowing what is in these is like App updates that only say "Bug Fixes". Really? Why not add a little more detail.
Not knowing what is in these is like App updates that only say "Bug Fixes". Really? Why not add a little more detail.
No, sorry, fresh beta install from public 11.3Huh, how does the phone know if it's a third party battery, afaik there's nothing (like a chip) in the battery so if there's no feedback there's no way for the iPhone to know if it's an Original Apple battery or not.
Itunes?
Must be, mine was somewhere around 260 MB (iPhone 6S)
AirPlay 2 please.
How is the battery in this update?
But you do understand what I meant, do you, afaik there are only terminals on the battery for supplying power and nothing more, if that's the case then I really don't understand how the iPhone knows it's a non Apple battery.
Am I really the only one who never notices any massive battery differences in different beta versions?
I patiently waited for iOS 11.3 / macOS 10.13.4 final builds to fix Messages.app displaying messages out of order.
Couple of days later, the same inconsistency creeps in again. This is iMessage people, one of the main 'advantages' of Apple - and it's never been at a worse state.
I'm at a place now, where I feel totally indifferent to iOS/macOS updates. All I see is inconsistency.
If AirPlay 2 doesn’t fix constant streaming hiccups I’ll be investing in an alternative streamer. It used to just work!
I'm writing off iOS 11 as a total loss.
It's ridiculous to have to sit through 6+ months of a messed up OS just to have a functional device, for which I regret paying $1,149.
Beautiful hardware doesn't mean jack when the OS is junk.
I understand you. I don't know how Apple can know that. Apps like Battery Life does show it.
That is what batteries used to be. Lithium Ion batteries now require a battery controller to be built in to the pack and it has electronics that tell the computer or iPhone it's pedigree, charge capabilities, etc.
unless Apple plans to bring more anamogis I won't be downloading it.![]()