LumpOfCole
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Also, dog on grass. That's all I have for today.
That's beautiful.
But health data is saved to iCloud... ? I think they introduced that a while ago, ever since they started encrypting iCloud backups.Yep! I don't mind setting up apps again, but I do wish health data was saved to iCloud. Though I know for me specifically I don't care about old data since I'll be recording new data anyway
nopeBut health data is saved to iCloud... ? I think they introduced that a while ago, ever since they started encrypting iCloud backups.
But health data is saved to iCloud... ? I think they introduced that a while ago, ever since they started encrypting iCloud backups.
nope
hmm i have no idea thenMy health data was restored. It goes back to July 3 2015 when I got my iPhone 6 for me.
hmm i have no idea then
It absolutely is. I used my iPhone 6 backup when I got my 6s and it restored all of my health data.nope
Wasn't encryption via passcode introduced in an update?iCloud backups have always been encrypted.
None more black.
Cased
Naked
But health data is saved to iCloud... ? I think they introduced that a while ago, ever since they started encrypting iCloud backups.
Telephoto Unaltered images (I've never used abload before so I don't know if I picked some bad compressed option)
Wide
Telephoto Unaltered images (I've never used abload before so I don't know if I picked some bad compressed option)
Wide
thanks hahaSend these to Tim Cook for the Shot on iPhone campaign. Dead serious.
ThanksThe two insect ones are incredible.
The case spigen? I got the same case if so.
Do you wish it had a little more lip around the screen and the camera?
I actually was curious about that a few weeks ago and read that they generally find the photos they want for the campaign by browsing Flickr but that would be cool if you can send them in
Guys I'm reading all kinds of things on the Macrumor forums concerning the hissing/clicking sounds. Some users are reporting that they're even audible during video recording. Has anyone here noticed anything like this?
I'm worrying and thinking of canceling my order if that is a real issue and not another bendgate.
So regarding the whole hissing sound thing coming from iPhone 7, I went to the local tech store at the shopping mall and there were 3 Apple devices on display; 6s plus, SE, and iPad pro (7 releases next friday in my country so there are no test units yet).
Now, I started google octane on each device and here is what I found (I held each device to my ear at camera level since that is were reportedly the noise is coming from):
- 6s Plus: low hissing sound mixed with occasional crackling. No way I would be able to hear this if I didn't hold it to my ear.
- SE: I think I heard something but if I did it was so low that it's barely audiable.
- iPad pro: no sound whatsoever
Now I was at the shopping mall so there was background music and noise from people chatter so it wasn't ideal testing environment (plus the phones had rather big anti theft protection attached on their backs so it was hard to listen closely, specially on SE), but I think this entire thing is blown out of proportion.
During normal usage it should be a non issue.
Guys I'm reading all kinds of things on the Macrumor forums concerning the hissing/clicking sounds. Some users are reporting that they're even audible during video recording. Has anyone here noticed anything like this?
I'm worrying and thinking of canceling my order if that is a real issue and not another bendgate.
They will gladly replace the device, although it is extremely rare to see. Only ever saw it maybe 3-5 times, all on the 3GS or iPhone 4.How is Apple reagarding Dead pixels?
It is what I fear the most from getting a new device with a screen.
How is Apple reagarding Dead pixels?
It is what I fear the most from getting a new device with a screen.
I understand their quality standards are higher than other manufacturers.They will gladly replace the device, although it is extremely rare to see. Only ever saw it maybe 3-5 times, all on the 3GS or iPhone 4.
Source: Worked Apple retail for several years.
You always have 14 days to return no questions asked.
Edit: From Australia though where are consumer laws are some of the best in the world.
Checked Apples Site for U.S seems decent too.
http://www.apple.com/legal/sales-support/sales-policies/retail_us.html
Return get a refund if you're not happy.
Guys I'm reading all kinds of things on the Macrumor forums concerning the hissing/clicking sounds. Some users are reporting that they're even audible during video recording. Has anyone here noticed anything like this?
I'm worrying and thinking of canceling my order if that is a real issue and not another bendgate.
I'm in Spain though. I have the same 14 days to return, no questions asked.
Florida Sunset with iPhone 7+:
Also, dog on grass. That's all I have for today.
Telephoto Unaltered images (I've never used abload before so I don't know if I picked some bad compressed option)
Wide Unaltered
Telephoto lens is amazing and I'm surprised they didn't advertise how close ups look when promoting at the keynote
I understand their quality standards are higher than other manufacturers.
I have not seen a single iphone with a dead pixel ever, from my friends.
NOt one of them has ever had to exchange one for this reason.
I'm in Spain though. I have the same 14 days to return, no questions asked.
My iPhone 6 had a string of dead pixels down the middle-right. Didn't bother me enough to get it fixed but I'm sure glad to finally have a fault free 7.
In the case that restoring my iPhone 7 doesn't solve the camera problem I'm having, what's the best way to do an exchange, going to the ATT store or directly to an Apple Store?
Not sure if it's just me, but I'm finding it super difficult to trigger Apple Pay with a double-tap of home button on the iPhone 7.
It seems like it always unlocks the phone immediately (and brings me to the home screen) before it registers the second press. I've tried numerous times double-tapping it at different speeds etc but I can only get Apple Pay to come up maybe 1 out of 10 attempts.
In the case that restoring my iPhone 7 doesn't solve the camera problem I'm having, what's the best way to do an exchange, going to the ATT store or directly to an Apple Store?
I'd be surprised if the carrier lets you do an exchange? In Canada the blanket answer is "talk to Apple".
But spoiler alert, here are the three fix steps that they will do with you at the Genius Bar:
1. Power cycle your phone
2. Restore from iCloud
3. Erase but do not restore from iCloud (you still login but don't restore a backup)
If it's very easy to reproduce your issue at the store they will do a hardware test to see if there are any obvious errors, but otherwise I really recommend all three of these steps (sounds like you did #1, but make sure you can reproduce after each step) before making an appointment because it will cut a LOT of time - these are what the Apple Store folks will sit there and do with you in the store anyway.
(And do book an appointment online with your Apple Store, otherwise you could be waiting awhile...)
So following up on my car experience, I sat down today with my 6s and 7 and some Seinnheiser 280 Pro headphones to do a sound comparison with higher-quality audio. The Seinnheisers aren't quite audiophile-level quality, but I know them well, and they are relatively neutral. I equalized the volume (the 7 needed to actually go up one notch further than the 6s) so there was no perceptual difference due to loudness.
The result is not good. In all cases, the 7 had a loss of lower midrange frequencies, and a loss of the 3D soundstage. Overall all the songs I listened to on the 7 sounded muffled and thin, and most of the soundstage was focused in the center. Brittle and a loss of subtle detail. Listening to the 7 started to hurt my ears after a while the same way that listening to low bitrate mp3s used to do.
Here's a few songs I compared. Everything I listened to was 320 mp3/aac or Apple Lossless files. So, again, not audiophile "oh I won't notice" stuff, but average music files most people have in their library.
David Bowie Five Years. On the 6s, I could hear the rattle of the opening snare and its satisfying midrange thump typical of early '70s recording style. On the 7 there was only a hint of rattle, and the thump had all the meat cut out of the bottom. Bowie's voice sounds thin and distant on the 7, blending into the other instruments. The lower frequencies of his voice are gone, same with the growling bassline.
Bjork Like Someone in Love. This was recorded on a rooftop, and in the beginning you can hear kids playing and a big truck driving. The soundstage on the 6s is amazing and I feel like I'm in the middle of that scene, with the garbage truck rumbling through. On the 7 the soundstage is flattened considerably and the lower-end of the truck's growls and hisses are gone. And then there's Bjork's voice, which on the 7 has all the lower-range roundness taken out of it. It just sounds thin.
Led Zeppelin Ramble On. The soundstage of the intro is fantastic on the 6s, you can pick out the locations of individual instruments, but no surprise, on the 7 it sounds very narrow, hazy, and thin.
Nina Simone Why Keep On Breaking My Heart. The power of Nina's voice is lessened on the 7, both in force and texture. When the backup singers come in, her voice starts to blend in on the 7, while on the 6s it remains a singular thing. As with every other singer and instrument, there's a slice of lower-end frequencies that are absent in her voice on the 7. The bass also lacks punch.
Sonic Youth Rats. So much detail lost in this song on the 7, from the punch of Kim Gordon's bass to the crispness of the snare. Then when Thurston's guitar wash comes in, on the 6s it covers the soundstage with subtle textures. On the 7 it's a vague hiss of sound. And when Lee Ranaldo's voice comes in, there's a growl on the 6s which is completely lost on the 7.
I could go on and on with other songs, but the point is, the 7 with the dongle is shit. This is a major step back after the great audio quality on the 6s, and I'd say it's probably the worst the iPhone has ever sounded. I don't know if they purposefully thinned the sound before it even hits the dongle to make it sound better on the earbuds, or if this is a hardware fumble, but the result is that I'm going to have to use a second iPhone when I want to listen to music because the audio quality with the 7 is not acceptable. It remains to be seen if lightning connection headphones also exhibit this problem. The earbuds are just not good enough quality to compare.
I've tried to stay neutral and open-minded on the no headphone jack issue, but after doing these tests I can say Apple really fucked up here. I am not happy.
Is there any way to upload the WCG images online yet without down converting?
9to5Mac discussing DisplayMate findings said:the iPhone 7 sets many new display performance records, including picture quality, Absolute Color Accuracy and Absolute Calibration Accuracy. In fact, DisplayMate says the screen is more accurate not just than other smartphones, but any TV the company has ever tested.
The colors looked really muted so I double checked the Exif and abload.de wiped out the colorspace data. So you have DCI-P3 colorspace JPEGs and they're being displayed with an sRGB profile for most people so you're going to see a fair amount of desaturation.
I just double checked on imgur and it's not wiping out the P3 colorspace data.
Right, but he wants to start fresh (no restore from backup) while still keeping his iMessage archive.You don't have to do that anymore as iCloud backs up your iMessages according to this Apple Support article:
https://support.apple.com/kb/ph12519
So following up on my car experience, I sat down today with my 6s and 7 and some Seinnheiser 280 Pro headphones to do a sound comparison with higher-quality audio. The Seinnheisers aren't quite audiophile-level quality, but I know them well, and they are relatively neutral. I equalized the volume (the 7 needed to actually go up one notch further than the 6s) so there was no perceptual difference due to loudness.
The result is not good. In all cases, the 7 had a loss of lower midrange frequencies, and a loss of the 3D soundstage. Overall all the songs I listened to on the 7 sounded muffled and thin, and most of the soundstage was focused in the center. Brittle and a loss of subtle detail. Listening to the 7 started to hurt my ears after a while the same way that listening to low bitrate mp3s used to do.
Here's a few songs I compared. Everything I listened to was 320 mp3/aac or Apple Lossless files. So, again, not audiophile "oh I won't notice" stuff, but average music files most people have in their library.
David Bowie Five Years. On the 6s, I could hear the rattle of the opening snare and its satisfying midrange thump typical of early '70s recording style. On the 7 there was only a hint of rattle, and the thump had all the meat cut out of the bottom. Bowie's voice sounds thin and distant on the 7, blending into the other instruments. The lower frequencies of his voice are gone, same with the growling bassline.
Bjork Like Someone in Love. This was recorded on a rooftop, and in the beginning you can hear kids playing and a big truck driving. The soundstage on the 6s is amazing and I feel like I'm in the middle of that scene, with the garbage truck rumbling through. On the 7 the soundstage is flattened considerably and the lower-end of the truck's growls and hisses are gone. And then there's Bjork's voice, which on the 7 has all the lower-range roundness taken out of it. It just sounds thin.
Led Zeppelin Ramble On. The soundstage of the intro is fantastic on the 6s, you can pick out the locations of individual instruments, but no surprise, on the 7 it sounds very narrow, hazy, and thin.
Nina Simone Why Keep On Breaking My Heart. The power of Nina's voice is lessened on the 7, both in force and texture. When the backup singers come in, her voice starts to blend in on the 7, while on the 6s it remains a singular thing. As with every other singer and instrument, there's a slice of lower-end frequencies that are absent in her voice on the 7. The bass also lacks punch.
Sonic Youth Rats. So much detail lost in this song on the 7, from the punch of Kim Gordon's bass to the crispness of the snare. Then when Thurston's guitar wash comes in, on the 6s it covers the soundstage with subtle textures. On the 7 it's a vague hiss of sound. And when Lee Ranaldo's voice comes in, there's a growl on the 6s which is completely lost on the 7.
I could go on and on with other songs, but the point is, the 7 with the dongle is shit. This is a major step back after the great audio quality on the 6s, and I'd say it's probably the worst the iPhone has ever sounded. I don't know if they purposefully thinned the sound before it even hits the dongle to make it sound better on the earbuds, or if this is a hardware fumble, but the result is that I'm going to have to use a second iPhone when I want to listen to music because the audio quality with the 7 is not acceptable. It remains to be seen if lightning connection headphones also exhibit this problem. The earbuds are just not good enough quality to compare.
I've tried to stay neutral and open-minded on the no headphone jack issue, but after doing these tests I can say Apple really fucked up here. I am not happy.
I would have gone mad.
And I just placed my order.
iPhone 7 Silver 128 gb.
Welcome me to the family.
I'll sell my S7 Edge as soon as I'm settled into iOS.