For the first time since I started using iPhone, I am experiencing quality issues. I upgraded my iP7 to iOS11 last week and the phone has become unstable. There’s noticable lag in response after the upgrade and I hate it.
I faced this issue after a year of use with 2 separate Samsung phones in the past and that’s what forced me to use iPhones even though I find iOS to be boring compared to Android.
Is this a sign of things to come?
If I can’t find a fox soon, I’ll personally be moving away from iPhone to Pixel or Galaxy phones soon. May even try OPO.
Man, I am tired of this crap. I guess my wifey linked my phone account so all of her work texts I am now seeing. Come on, wifey!!! We seriously need to go back to this:
I hope Google gets serious about Pixel. My biggest issue with Pixel currently is that Google said they won’t provide OS updates for 2016 pixel after 2018. That’s ridiculous.
And add to it the fact that my colleague who loved her Pixel had her phone stop working abruptly last month. She could smell burnt smell from the charging port. The phone was still under warranty and Google’s response was slow and pathetic. Verizon came to the rescue and offered her a free replacement and even allowed to switch to iPhone. So even though she loved Pixel, she’s back to iPhones. I am apparently on the other side of the equation this week after iOS 11 update.
Anyone else here pissed with iOS 11 upgrade on older phones?
I have a 6S and the update seems fine. I’m forced to update. We get about a week to update to each new iOS version. If we don’t update, then IT deactivates e-mail access on our phone. That sounds cool until you realize it’d mean getting our your laptop way more often.
I upgraded my old iPhone 6 to iOS 11 before giving it to my dad. I don’t think he has any problems with it, but then again he’s only using it occasionally as a mp3 player and it’s highly possible that he doesn’t notice the lag at all.
I accidentally used Apple Map on my way to a new clinic in Daly City. The map tracked my car so slowly I bypassed it without realizing. I usually use Google Map. I thought Apple Map has mostly caught up but no, it still sucks. Will never use it again.
Spotify doesn’t have a good selection of Chinese songs. The ones he likes are so old that you literally need to dig them up from the archives and you still might not find them. Mp3 is the only way to go.
Who, my wifey??? Girl is so worried that she gained some weight from Malaysia that she is hitting the gym and zumba everyday. She doesn’t have time to police me…
I actually like the music, even if I may not know all of the words (esp in Mandarin). My dream job would be a DJ. Remember, I have a few thousand cds, mostly all singles. I used to sell cds all over the world on eBay. Not much time for it now, but just sold one for $20 that I bought for a buck. It’s lunch money. I have a lot of rare, promo cd singles that radio stations got, so limited supply = money. Let’s just say I go hunting into my stacks when a music artist passes away…