Agreed. This is Gategate. People need to learn history from places other than MacRumors or Facebook.
Gategate. I love it.
Agreed. This is Gategate. People need to learn history from places other than MacRumors or Facebook.
You are seriously missing the point. Aluminum is known to bend if pressure is applied in various situations. Plastic will crack. What part of DON"T SIT ON YOUR PHONE do you not get? If you sit in a curved chair with all your weight on top of your aluminum phone, it will bend. It's not rocket science.
But evaluated within the greater context which includes bend-gate and camera-gate, the evidence seems to be mounting that attention to quality is just not there.
Agreed.
Their software QA seems to be degrading too, IMO. There will always be bugs, but the quality of iOS8 seems lower than other releases.
There's camera-gate? I missed that one...
Tell me about it. Spent 4 hours downloading the 2gb file. Now not sure which back-up is what so going with the most recent. Hopefully it won't bork my phone again. Annoying, but in future I'll read up elsewhere before I download. Normally I do download via iTunes, second time a OTA update has screwed my phone.
The carriers are to blame.
So all those carries, incl. those in Germany, Canada and UK screwed up all at the same time. WOW.
Aluminum, carbon fiber, titanium, whatever. I don't know, I don't care.
People put phones in their pockets. Common use case. It's the designer's job to pick the right materials, not mine.
You can choose to be an Apple apologist. I prefer to hold them to a standard that is at least equal to their competitors. And no, I am not talking about specs.
You don't have to restore. Shift-click update and it will keep everything intact.
You are really out there! Phones are not designed to be SAT ON! Not one phone is designed for that. Placed in pocket yes, SAT ON...NO!
LG flex is designed and marketed to be sat on.You are really out there! Phones are not designed to be SAT ON! Not one phone is designed for that. Placed in pocket yes, SAT ON...NO!
And Apple deserves everything they get in this case. They are their own worst enemy right now.
Go to Settings -> General -> Usage -> Manage Storage from there click the update and you can delete it in the window that pops up.
how does one go about deleting the downloaded OTA update from the phone? if it wasn't installed, and rather choose later to install; after hearing of these issues?
Go to Settings -> General -> Usage -> Manage Storage from there click the update and you can delete it in the window that pops up.