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KFJ posted:Not much chance of going to an apple store/calling Apple Care because I'm in Iceland Take the iPad to a coffee shop and try it on their WIFI. Then you'll know if its your network or your iPad. If its the iPad then back up and erase and then set-up as new to see if it's a software issue.
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Endless Mike posted:It's all the 64-bit iOS devices, seemingly, since the iPhone 5s is also having these problems. The 7.1 betas supposedly fix it, though. Not correct, happens to my iPhone 5 as well.
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Roobsa posted:My 5 is completely solid. Can't remember the last time an app crashed on that yet I get maybe 2-3 app crashes a day on the Air. Chrome is probably the most annoying one but the tab restore feature means I can't get too frustrated at it since I don't really lose anything. Just to clarify, I'm experiencing spontaneous restarts since iOS 7 on my iPhone 5 & 1st gen iPad mini. This is a iOS 7 issue.
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WastedJoker posted:Guys, It's up to the individual apps as to whether they respect the ringer settings.
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Kevyn posted:Is there a way to fool websites into thinking I'm using a regular desktop computer? Specifically, I'm trying to watch full episodes of The Daily Show on their website, but it tells me they're not available on tablets. Yes. I use the icab browser as it allows you to configure it to be seen as the OSX version of Safari or a bunch of other desktop web browsers.
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If I was Apple I would not include multi-user accounts. I want more people to buy iPads, not less. Hardware is where I make my money.
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hedgecore posted:iOS 7 has significantly worse performance and battery life on my iPad 2 than iOS 6. Duh. Every new OS is more resource hungry. You shouldn't need to be told that it'll run worse on older hardware.
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CaptainPsyko posted:This is the opposite of true, however, with the vast majority of incremental releases of OS X since 2001 (other than a very sharp drop off in performance at the very bottom of recommended specs.), so no, it's not an unreasonable expectation as far as Apple is concerned. Rubbish. Only 10.6 was less resource hungry than a previous version as it jettisoned all the PPC code. Every version of OSX since 10.7 has required more resources & run poorer on older machines.
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