on 20-12-2017 20:18
This made interesting reading especially this bit :
Poole says: “This fix will also cause users to think, ‘my phone is slow so I should replace it’ not, ‘my phone is slow so I should replace its battery’.
Apple reduces speed of iPhones as batteries wear out, report suggests
So help me out here the more technical amongst you...
Do these bench test actually mean anything? Is this at all possible or likely?
Or is this just the Guardian selling papers with fake news?
on 20-12-2017 20:43
on 20-12-2017 20:53
on 20-12-2017 20:53
on 20-12-2017 21:00
on 20-12-2017 21:00
@Anonymous wrote:
That’s an old story been flying around for years. They very rarely are noticeable in types of speed
Ok.... first time I've heard of it
on 21-12-2017 15:01
I’ve got an iPad Air (1st gen) and noticed considerable slow down after installing iOS 11 but I thought it was down to the software being tuned for the new processors, not Apple slowing stuff down..
cant say I’m thrilled!
on 21-12-2017 15:04
on 21-12-2017 15:04
on 21-12-2017 15:06
on 21-12-2017 15:06
on 21-12-2017 18:29
on 21-12-2017 18:29
@Bambino wrote:Apple has fessed up.
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42438745
Yes it's just been on BBC news whilst I was reading this post. The reporter said 'Apple deny they do this in order to make people buy new devices'...Haha. I may be old but I'm not daft..."With age comes wisdom"
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 21-12-2017 18:31
on 21-12-2017 18:31
on 21-12-2017 18:33
on 21-12-2017 18:33
Their denial is a big pile of poop 💩