GAF, give me a good reason not to threw away my Ipad 2 to the wall. Seriously, safari constantly crashing loading non complex website since IOS 9. I now got app crashing ( facebook ), and im seriously wondering if i will be able to get 150-200$ like for it. Why Apple doesnt allow you to revert it to the IOS it came from??? It was running way better with 6, was very good with 7' now it became a useless mess.
No, i wont move to get an Ipad Air 2, what assurance i will get it will run IOS 11 great in 2-3 years???
Apple are dead, for me, and im waiting 2 week for the Microsoft presentation of Surface Pro 4, hoping to get a cheaper Surface 3 like.
Tell me how Apple can still make you happy, because after a broken screen Iphone 4 and this Ipad 2 that run like at half if not more performance than it was when i got it, im absolutly not interest to think a Apple product is a viable one. Every IOS upgrade made my ipad 2 slower, and now its hell.
* my girlfriend's iPad 2 runs iOS 9 perfectly fine. Have you tried doing a full restore?
* the iPad 2 has been released 4 1/2 years ago. If you had bought a Windows tablet at that price in 2011, it would have most likely been running Windows RT. You know, the OS they've
kinda sorta discontinued ever since.
I won't even bother mentioning that you won't find an Android tablet that still gets the latest OS update over 4 years post-release.
So, i'm not saying Apple does a perfect job supporting older devices, but they're still quite a bit better at keeping older devices on software support than any other manufacturer. (we'll see about Microsoft 4 years from now - maybe they finally reached a level of 'stability' when it comes to OS versions and upgrade paths)
Still, try a full restore maybe. If that doesn't work, give the next Surface Pro a try, it'll be a fine machine.
Just a note, but it seems like those awesome battery gains only exist while listening through headphones. I played through the speaker a few hours today and was pushing my luck by the end of my shift.
This was almost entirely screen off time, with battery saver running from 100%.
don't you think the downcast app might be the one to blame here? 64% is quite a lot for a podcast app.
btw, my battery settings show the on screen / background ratio, why doesn't yours? are you on iOS 9?
edit: oh, you'll have to tap that little clock symbol above the percentages for it to show.