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MartyMarts
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My 4S now looks prettier :erm: but my notifications seem whacked. Battery still barely lasts a day. Whatsapp also seems a little iffy. Oh well... R2k phone, what did I expect 
PostmanPot
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Hi guys. Added a new battery saving tip number 13). Check it out - http://iphoneza.co.za/ios-8-battery-life-saving-tips/
That's very good in my books!
What bugs are you experiencing?
That's very good in my books!
What bugs are you experiencing?
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Well earlier today my iPhone 6 randomly rebooted
General performance and stability needs improvement. I'm sure a lot will be addressed in 8.0.1
Well earlier today my iPhone 6 randomly rebooted
General performance and stability needs improvement. I'm sure a lot will be addressed in 8.0.1
Oh right, when you said "so buggy" I thought there were more issues! Odd as I haven't had any general stability issues at all on the public release. Even on the beta's I had no issues. So that's interesting to hear.
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Thanks. Plan on updating today still. Found some other forums confirming same as well - with a few complaints, but that's always the case.
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iOS 8.0.1 just been released...
See here
Already done - about +/- 80mb OTA.
See MacRumors already reporting the update is apparently interfering with Cellular - with users reporting "No Service"... Since that happened to me yesterday, on iOS 8.0 - don't think there's much to it... Use it/Don't use it.
See here
Already done - about +/- 80mb OTA.
See MacRumors already reporting the update is apparently interfering with Cellular - with users reporting "No Service"... Since that happened to me yesterday, on iOS 8.0 - don't think there's much to it... Use it/Don't use it.
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Test iPhone 5c on Vodacom has "No Service" - rebooted a few times and even swopped out SIM. Reluctantly applied OTA update on iPhone 5s (CellC) and no issue. Will now attempt a downgrade on the 5c.
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Perhaps it the old common error with which you need to disable 3G and enable it again until it works
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Perhaps it the old common error with which you need to disable 3G and enable it again until it works
Think so. I simply restarted, and it went away.
Fulcrum29
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Can you disable 3G on the iPhone 5C (VC) and enable it again, do it like 3-5 times with small waiting periods in-between, perhaps it will work?
I had this issue on iOS 7, disappeared with 7.1... Note that the above is a temporary attempt at resolving the issue, which is bad in any case.
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Perhaps it the old common error with which you need to disable 3G and enable it again until it works
Good point - did not think of it, uh well it is busy restoring...
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I have the idea that the error is in a layer when doing the OTA update which never resolves, leaving you with a broken layer (which may be within the Firmware).
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Wow - I guess one shouldn't be surprised (given that others are also experiencing problems with TouchID - as per MacRumours) - but so weird that it only happens to some? I haven't had a moment's problem!
Sincere question - why would X amount of 5S/5C/6 etc. owners have problems, as opposed to the Y amount who don't? Surely the hardware/iOS is the same - so where would the distinction between the lucky, and unlucky, be?