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Jet Ready Go posted:I have that wifi problem with my iPhone 6. I didn't upgrade the phone since I got it. Resetting network connections worked for a day.... What is "that wifi problem?"
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Oct 3, 2014 00:06
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:My wifi and Bluetooth work fine :| Same.
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Oct 3, 2014 00:06
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My phone already knew my wifi password when I set it up new today. I have an iPad Air already. Was that through Keychain or something else? It was kind of cool. Saved me a lot of annoyance since iOS doesn't let you see passwords as you enter them.
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Oct 3, 2014 00:27
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Yeah that's iCloud Keychain at work.
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Oct 3, 2014 00:59
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I was wondering if someone else was going to mention Bluetooth problems. I have a speaker at work I use for my music, and I have to go into the settings each time, and tap the "Airwave" under the Bluetooth settings every day I go into work. Or if I wander out of range of the speaker. Or if I turn off bluetooth to stop it from using that across the office when I'm watching a video on the phone. Extremely annoying.
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Yep it sounds like Bluetooth is a disaster on 8.0-8.0.2 for a lot of people, but some who reported issues are saying that 8.1 beta seems to resolve them. I haven't encountered any issues personally, so I can't say whether 8.1 fixed it or not.
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Is 8 causing problems on phones other than 6? My wife's coworker has a 5s and can't make or receive calls all of a sudden.
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Oct 3, 2014 01:25
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Really glad I sprang for the Apple leather case, dark blue, for my 6+. It's so much easier to hold and feels great without adding much bulk which is a pretty big deal with this monster. Now if all these apps would update to get rid of the Jitterbug UI scaling.
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Oct 3, 2014 01:26
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ShoogaSlim posted:Back at Starbucks. Neither Passbook nor "suggested apps" pops up. Foursquare knew where I was and popped up with a popular tip for me, though. #ios8gotsmadbugs
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Oct 3, 2014 01:30
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The rear end Stooge posted:What is "that wifi problem?" Some people (myself included) are experiencing slow/unreliable wifi: http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/22/ios-8-issues-battery-drain-wifi/
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the kawaiiest posted:Some people (myself included) are experiencing slow/unreliable wifi: http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/22/ios-8-issues-battery-drain-wifi/ Cool. I thought I noticed my 5C sometimes having a hard time staying connected to WiFi after updating to iOS 8, but I wasn't sure if it was just confirmation bias. Good to know it's a known issue and I'm not just crazy.
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I've been having an issue that I first noticed on my 6, but have also seen on a 5s and iPad Air. When loading pages with lots of images over cellular, many of the images on the page won't load completely or at all. Safari then caches these incomplete images, so that they still do not load if the page is refreshed. The only way to see those images is to completely reset Safari. There was one other poster here that had a similar issue, but I don't think it was exactly the same since mine only seems to happen over cellular. I'm trying to figure out if it's an issue with iOS 8 or with AT&T. Can a few people try going to a page like this and see if all the pictures load? Can you also post what your carrier and location is? This is what I get on AT&T in central Florida: 
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Oct 3, 2014 02:32
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I just pulled a sizable bit of pocket fluff out of my 6's charger port after noticing my plug wouldn't go all the way in. I keep the phone in my pocket not even most of the day and don't have abnormal fluffy pockets or anything. Has this always been an issue with iPhones?
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Oct 3, 2014 02:43
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It's an issue with all phones that have uncovered ports. How it got that bad within a few weeks at most is beyond me though.
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Gandhi Theft Auto posted:I just pulled a sizable bit of pocket fluff out of my 6's charger port after noticing my plug wouldn't go all the way in. I keep the phone in my pocket not even most of the day and don't have abnormal fluffy pockets or anything. Has this always been an issue with iPhones? So I'd say a sizable chunk of it after 2 weeks is an issue alright. I haven't tried cleaning out my 6 yet but I also haven't had any issues with charging.
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Gandhi Theft Auto posted:I just pulled a sizable bit of pocket fluff out of my 6's charger port after noticing my plug wouldn't go all the way in. I keep the phone in my pocket not even most of the day and don't have abnormal fluffy pockets or anything. Has this always been an issue with iPhones? pull your pockets inside out when you put them in the wash
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Oct 3, 2014 02:46
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Bigger phone = bigger lint.
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Oct 3, 2014 02:46
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The Lightning port on the 6 seems a bit more exposed than the 5, since it's on a convex surface. So it wouldn't surprise me if it picked up lint faster.
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Speaking of ports. The iPhone can't feasibly get much thinner in future iterations considering there needs to be a headphone and lightning port on there somewhere, right? Speculate on a workaround for this for iPhone 7 and beyond.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Speaking of ports. The iPhone can't feasibly get much thinner in future iterations considering there needs to be a headphone and lightning port on there somewhere, right? Speculate on a workaround for this for iPhone 7 and beyond. wireless charger, bluetooth headphones/data transfer
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Oct 3, 2014 02:57
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Butt Soup Barnes posted:It's an issue with all phones that have uncovered ports. How it got that bad within a few weeks at most is beyond me though. ONE week. Lintgate
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Oct 3, 2014 02:59
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In the future, the iPhone becomes so thin that you can't even see it anymore.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:In the future, the iPhone becomes so thin that you can't even see it anymore. Infinitely thin, infinitely tall
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Oct 3, 2014 03:03
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FAT SLAMPIG posted:wireless charger, bluetooth headphones/data transfer Will never happen unless they can develop a method of wireless charging from several feet away. Not being able to use your phone while charging would be awful.
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Oct 3, 2014 03:04
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ShoogaSlim posted:Speaking of ports. The iPhone can't feasibly get much thinner in future iterations considering there needs to be a headphone and lightning port on there somewhere, right? Speculate on a workaround for this for iPhone 7 and beyond. Lightning port only, adapter for headphones other than EarPods and "made for iPhone" models.
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:My wifi and Bluetooth work fine :| Fine in one vehicle, keep having to re-pair in my other vehicle
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RVProfootballer posted:Infinitely thin, infinitely tall "Ugh, did I just walk through a spiderweb or an iPhone ∞?"
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An infinitely tall iPhone would require no further R&D because it would already contain all possible future hardware.
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Butt Soup Barnes posted:Will never happen unless they can develop a method of wireless charging from several feet away. Not being able to use your phone while charging would be awful. Long cord with a flat back surface that kinda sticks to the back of the phone. Boom, done. However, now you have Case issues.
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Feenix posted:Long cord with a flat back surface that kinda sticks to the back of the phone. Boom, done. So, the Apple watch charger? That might be annoying if it disconnects in your pocket, though I guess that's like four generations away or something so BT headphones might actually be worth using.
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Could you even hold/use an iPhone that was so thin there wasn't room for a headphone jack? Seems like a nightmare.
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If you want a vision of the future, imagine a human thumb tapping on a credit card... forever
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I feel like phones are done getting thinner at this point. The 6+ already hurts to hold without a case imho.
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Chinese manufacturer, Gionee, has a 5.1mm thin phone coming out which will be the world's thinnest. That's 2mm thinner than the 6. http://www.gsmarena.com/upcoming_gionee_elife_s51_is_worlds_slimmest_phone-news-9510.php Seeing as the iPhone got 1.7mm thinner from the 4 to 5 and only 0.7mm thinner to the 6 I don't think it'll get that thin for another two iterations. At this rate that won't be until 2018. Also Gionee's phone seems to have a flush camera. Heh.
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:I feel like phones are done getting thinner at this point. The 6+ already hurts to hold without a case imho. I think that once the body is so thin that it literally cannot contain the camera assembly, it's time to stop making phones thinner and start using that space for bigger batteries or something.
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Or a few more gigs of memory. Or some structural reinforcement.
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gently caress all of you the phones are perfect these designs were left in Steve's will.
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