That's true, but having thought about it a bit I'm not sure it really matters.
Nobody plays heavy games for an entire battery cycle. If they only game for 1-2 hours then they'll only see the 20% variation for that 1-2 hours. The battery will drain at a consistent rate for the rest of the cycle.
I'm happy with Apple's answer, for now.
Guys please please please, I need help!
The notification bar is stuck on my phone covering the top half of my screen and I can't do anything with the phone. I can't see who's calling, I can't make phone calls or text, see other notifications, just nothing. It's stuck with 80% battery left and it isn't going to bleed fast enough before I have to leave tomorrow. I can't shut off the phone because the slide is being blocked by the notification bar.
Is there anyway to reset the phone without losing all my stuff?
what chip is it?Guys please please please, I need help!
The notification bar is stuck on my phone covering the top half of my screen and I can't do anything with the phone. I can't see who's calling, I can't make phone calls or text, see other notifications, just nothing. It's stuck with 80% battery left and it isn't going to bleed fast enough before I have to leave tomorrow. I can't shut off the phone because the slide is being blocked by the notification bar.
Is there anyway to reset the phone without losing all my stuff?
Hold the sleep/wake button for 10 seconds, then hold the home button (while still holding the sleep/wake button) then the phone should do a restart.
what chip is it?
Thank you so much! I was looking online but all of them said that doing this would hard reset your phone. Phew, thanks much!
I don't even know how to look for this. Where would I find it?
what am I gonna do with 2 gigantic pieces of shitsGetting real tired of your crap, TSMC-folk.
I'll trade u dis phone 4 urs
Oh, and i throw in 1 more Samsung phone. U can have 2 Sams.
Thank you so much! I was looking online but all of them said that doing this would hard reset your phone. Phew, thanks much!
Anyone here on Verizon with info on 6S+ arrival estimates? I'd like to trade up, but my 14 day exchange period ends next Wednesday and I'm not sure if they'll have any Plusses in stock by then.
Sales just opened up here, 128GB Plus sold out.
This is my current usage profile on a 5:
Should I settle for the 64GB Plus or just wait out?
I'm thinking stuff like thirst for more content on that big screen (apps, videos), plus 12Mpx photos, slo-mo video (ocasional 4K for fun), etc can spike up my storage needs quite a bit, though mitigated by iCloud.Why would that be settling, you have tons of free space left. Unless you see your usage ramping up by a lot
I'm thinking stuff like thirst for more content on that big screen (apps, videos), plus 12Mpx photos, slo-mo video (ocasional 4K for fun), etc can spike up my storage needs quite a bit, though mitigated by iCloud.
Point taken lads, guess the 64GB won't hurt me
Maybe an iOS bug? You on 9.0.2?For some reason, my status bar icon won't stop spinning if I'm on the "desktop". Going into apps like safari for example, doesn't activate the spinning unless there's some web activity. It also won't spin if it put it in airplane mode.
I've disabled a shit load of cellular data on apps that don't need it. Tried low power mode. Restarted phone.
I have unlimited t-mobile LTE data, so idc about exceeding a limit.. I'm just worried about it sucking my battery life.
Has anyone experienced this on their 6s?
BTW, is there any way to adjust the inertia on scrolling? On android, chrome has a really nice feeling which let's you flick and scroll down a long page quickly - good for eg gaf pages where you want to get near the bottom quickly. But on iPhone it seemed very 'sticky' - you'd flick and then It'd screech to a halt quickly. Felt heavy and not great.
Also have to consider when I'll use it. Likely when I get home the phone will mostly sit unused as I'll use my iPad air 2. Although I've thought about going 6+ and ditching the iPad, I think I'd miss the size of the iPad too much. Really not sure.
I wonder if enough people complain Apple would make Samsung do something about it.
Is there a way to change the frame you want your Live photo to stay on? I have a photo that's a flash of white light but when I play it there's a few frames that would make a good photo.. any way to do this? Obvs aware that the frame I pick won't be as good quality as a regular photo but better than a white light of nothing.
I wonder if enough people complain Apple would make Samsung do something about it.
Yours and mine bro, yours and mine.the TSMC chip saved my life
the TSMC chip saved my life
It's in a fabrication plants best interests to have competitive performance per watt, and I'm sure Apple tried to get them to be closer already. The problems are larger than Samsung just needing a nudge, I'm sure. Different fabrication plants, on the same generation of shrink, always have differences like this. Apple and Samsung will have already tried.
I expect in the coming months as both fabs mature, we'll see better characteristics from both as well, so it may even out or they may even swap spots.
AT had a hands-off look at this
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9708/analyzing-apple-statement-for-tsmc-and-samsung-a9
AnandTech Conclusion said:Wrapping things up then, where do we stand? The short answer is that all we know is that we don't know. What we know is that there isn't enough information currently out there to accurately determine whether the TSMC or Samsung A9 SoC has better power consumption, and more importantly just how large any difference might be. 1-on-1 comparisons under controlled conditions can provide us with some insight in to how the TSMC and Samsung A9s compare, but due to the natural variation in chip quality, it's possible to end up testing two atypical phones and never know it.
At the end of the article.
AT had a hands-off look at this
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9708/analyzing-apple-statement-for-tsmc-and-samsung-a9
Theres a few instances with stuff like TVs getting different quality panels, also portable consoles etc. Im pretty sure even cars have had this kind of issues sometimes.Man this chip stuff has blown up!
It's always the same with Apple products. Do you have an LG/Samsung display? Well, the LG is better because it doesn't have image retention! Do you have a Samsung/Toshiba SSD? Well, the Samsung is better because the read/write speeds are much faster! Do you have a TSMC/Samsung chip? Well, the TSMC is better because better battery life!
It just makes people paranoid and feel like their device is inferior. Then they go set up an Apple appointment to get it replaced. I can just imagine them standing there "Nope, that has a Samsung too! I demand you bring out another device. Nope, that's Samsung too! Another! ..yep TMSC, thank you!".
Is it just Apple that this happens to or do people do it for other products???
Just use the device and enjoy it or go buy something else.