Anyone notice if the glass back on the 8/8 Plus improves WiFi or LTE signal strength?
O OSMac macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 14, 2010 1,451 6 Sep 22, 2017 #1 Anyone notice if the glass back on the 8/8 Plus improves WiFi or LTE signal strength?
CanesDrew macrumors 6502 May 16, 2012 278 186 Memphis, TN Sep 22, 2017 #2 It hasn’t even been released for 24 hours, you’ll need to wait a while to have any accurate answers here. With that being said, Safari seems snappier.
It hasn’t even been released for 24 hours, you’ll need to wait a while to have any accurate answers here. With that being said, Safari seems snappier.
ABC5S Suspended Sep 10, 2013 3,395 1,646 Florida Sep 22, 2017 #3 OSMac said: Anyone notice if the glass back on the 8/8 Plus improves WiFi or LTE signal strength? Click to expand... Signal strength on my 8+ is exactly the same as my 7. I am on Verizon by the way
OSMac said: Anyone notice if the glass back on the 8/8 Plus improves WiFi or LTE signal strength? Click to expand... Signal strength on my 8+ is exactly the same as my 7. I am on Verizon by the way
M maverick22 macrumors 6502a Sep 30, 2012 685 107 Sep 22, 2017 #4 Looking forward for the Intel vs Qualcomm discussions! Want to switch to ATT and get the B1G1 but not if the Intel sucks.
Looking forward for the Intel vs Qualcomm discussions! Want to switch to ATT and get the B1G1 but not if the Intel sucks.
O OSMac macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 14, 2010 1,451 6 Sep 23, 2017 #5 When I upgraded from a Galaxy Note II which has just a thin plastic back to a 6S Plus my LTE signal dropped, was wondering if the new glass design would improve on things...
When I upgraded from a Galaxy Note II which has just a thin plastic back to a 6S Plus my LTE signal dropped, was wondering if the new glass design would improve on things...
artfossil macrumors 68000 Oct 5, 2015 1,783 2,059 Florida Sep 23, 2017 #6 I like to think my WiFi connection at home (to a Verizon MiFi with unlimited data) is better. Let’s not burst my bubble.
I like to think my WiFi connection at home (to a Verizon MiFi with unlimited data) is better. Let’s not burst my bubble.