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Reports of Slow and Inconsistent Wi-Fi Connections on Some iPhone 5 Devices
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I tend to get about 10-13mb/s down on WiFi over WPA2 enterprise, which was better than my HTC EVO 4G so I'm happy with it, but if I could get higher that would be awesome.
I then tried without WPA2 and got about the same results though a few times it hit 20. Then after switching back to WPA2 I am getting some 40mb/s scores.
Upload speeds however are all the over the place as it seems to drop out in the middle and stall, sometimes I get 20 and other times I get .5
I then tried without WPA2 and got about the same results though a few times it hit 20. Then after switching back to WPA2 I am getting some 40mb/s scores.
Upload speeds however are all the over the place as it seems to drop out in the middle and stall, sometimes I get 20 and other times I get .5
Himmmm. In LA here. AT&T or Verizon? My wifi is 22mbs. But LTE still has yet to shine. Where are these 30+ speeds??
1839.6 kB/S on my studio's Comcast DSL
1379.2 kB/S on AT&T's LTE! WHOOOAAAAA
LTE is only 1.4Mbps where you live? That sucks!! At that speed, what's the freakin point?
You should get better wifi. My service providers gives me 100mb/dn and my iPhone 5 is consistently downloading at 20-23mbs.
Yep. I feel bad for people who buy new stuff and get a lemon. That happened to my dad with an iMac he bought then gave to me later. It had the faulty NVIDIA GPU that was doomed to fail within 4 years. He also got a lemon by buying a 2000 Jaguar XKR when it first came out (8th model made or something).
I'm getting normal speeds on my iPhone 4 with iOS 6.
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You have 100mbps internet access?? Are you right next to the backbone station or something?
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You have 100mbps internet access?? Are you right next to the backbone station or something?
Not here
We are kicking butt on LTE...Here's a comparison in Portland, Oregon. One on the left is an iPhone 4S on 4G and the other is an iPhone 5 on LTE. Same location.
We are kicking butt on LTE...Here's a comparison in Portland, Oregon. One on the left is an iPhone 4S on 4G and the other is an iPhone 5 on LTE. Same location.
Resetting stuff to fix first-run bugs seems to be a recurring theme in iOS 6. After opening and quitting the App Store a few times, it finally ran without glitches/crashing, and I had to try 3 times to get the iCloud restore to work. Hopefully Apple will fix all of this with a 6.1.
He said kB/S which is Kilobytes per second, not megabits per second.
Converted to megabits/second would be roughly 10 megabits a second, which is decent, but not the best.
Mine's awesome, only charged it once Fri night, and it's still rocking, only at 36%. Made a couple hours of phone calls and a bunch of gaming a texts.
They're going to claim it's software when it's really hardware then somehow release a software patch that fixes a hardware problem? Or just claim it's software then don't even release a patch for it? That won't work.
Fortunately for Apple, the iPhone 4 antenna problem only affected a few phones it seems, and the problem could be remedied by using a case. I deliberately tried to get some iPhone 4s to drop calls, but I couldn't.
I haven't had any issues. Either at home on my airport or at my friends place with a netgear router.
I was having a range problem, my wifi would only work on my 5 if I was within about 20-25 feet from my router and would either drop or slow to a crawl if I was further than that. I tried all sorts of things with my phone and my router but then I started to realize that not only was I having these problems but I wasn't seeing any of my neighbor's wifi networks showing up on my iphone 5 either. My wife's 4s was showing like 6 or 7 of the neighbors networks.
I went and got a replacement today and now I can use my wifi 75+ feet away from my router and the speed is fine.
My issue was definitely hardware because one of the things I tried was disabling all security and it didn't make any difference.
I went and got a replacement today and now I can use my wifi 75+ feet away from my router and the speed is fine.
My issue was definitely hardware because one of the things I tried was disabling all security and it didn't make any difference.
So, it clearly only affects some iPhones.
Is that so hard to understand?
Mine's not here, yet (Sept 28th, it says). Fingers crossed.
Is that so hard to understand?
Mine's not here, yet (Sept 28th, it says). Fingers crossed.
What's wrong with saying "resolution" in that context?
Resolution: the action of solving a problem, dispute, or contentious matter