Dude, stop flaming the forum. Please move on.
Feel free to ignore if you don't like it... i thought it was a bit funny...
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Apps on iPhone 5s Reportedly Crashing Twice as Often as on iPhone 5c and iPhone 5
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Feel free to ignore if you don't like it... i thought it was a bit funny...
It's worth pointing out that they are only tracking certain apps, at the request of the app developers. So they might be looking at only a handful of apps. So hey can't really say ALL Apps but rather the cut they are hired to watch. Who knows if Netflix or whatever crashing more reflects anything at all
This Android tablet, at a fraction of the price has been great. I've never had a probjfjtnrjrkekeki%93757*8;.%(
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I'm going to assume that they're just waiting until the next event this month to release all new, redesigned iWork, iLife, and whatever other applications they've made.
If they sleep on the opportunity to fix up iWork immensely while Microsoft is wasting time and charging higher prices, they may as well just drop iWork and call it a day.
I thought you were going to say Nickelback was the music being played that made it crash.
"it sucks right now" may be a stretch...have not seen or heard of this from anyone else. certainly not sucking.
It isn't like iOS doesn't get point releases. The app update issue is more an annoyance with the Apple TV where '3rd party' apps are baked into the OS rather than downloaded. So the developer could release an update for the mobile devices that isn't reflected for days or even weeks on the ATV version.
But yes even then if there was a way to make it so you could update even the 'native' apps piecemeal it might make clean up easier. They might have, for example, fixes for the Video app crashing when deleting a video or how the download buttons are missing from the whole 'in the cloud' thing that doesn't have to wait for the next batch of stuff.
Major Apple fan here -- but I will say that the 5s on iOS 7 is a bit shaky compared to what I have experianced with previous versions of iPhone's and iOS versions. Its not "horrible" by any means but I do notice issues. I know 64 Bit was a big leap and iOS 7 was a major upgrade so some problems are expected. But overall I am disapointed with my new 5s so far.
Nothing about Android... #benefit_of_doubt
Could a Windows Phone 8 user or a Blackberry 10 user... (Ha ha ha!)
That said, the best phone is the one you prefer, be it Android, iPhone, BB or Windows Phone or StarTac! One does not need to be insecure about his preference!
That's why I can't believe the commenter made the pig lipstick comment.
/Disclaimer: I don't own an iPhone - I have a Nexus 4 and quite like it and Android.
How did we do that at the same exact minute, lol. Are you with the NSA and monitoring my screen?? *looks around suspiciously*
5S is best. best. best.
I just hope it doesnt get a recall after all the gyro and bluescreen (BSOD) issues that have popped up.
If my brand new phone that I rely on for communication and business crashes 3+ times a day, it sucks.