What about your iPhone has 800 bright dots on the screen, after being used only for a month? Is that a small numbers? what about you have 800 cancer cells on your retina? Still small numbers? re-think!
What do you know about zero-defect? And six-sigma? How many sigma is 0.05%. Is 800+ equivalent to zero- defect? Is “small numbers” adequate to be proud of zero-defect replacement standard by Apple?
iPhone has had more quality issues with each new generation. Now it can’t even be used as a phone? What am I supposed to buy to replace my 5s when it’s no longer supported? A Samsung and a fire extinguisher? Apple should stop redesigning the iPhone every year, and work on perfecting it instead.
I've had this problem a coupe time my ATT ipHone 8Plus. Never had the problem with iPhone 5S or SE on same network. I thought maybe it was due to intel modem, but I can't afford switching to new model on either Sprint or Verizon (which hopefully had QualComm modem).
Edit: already have a iPhone 7Plus on Verizon.
I find it odd that someone will complain about an apple phone and at the same time has no problem with two misspellings in his two sentence comment even though apple has spell check available.
What do you know about zero-defect? And six-sigma? How many sigma is 0.05%. Is 800+ equivalent to zero- defect? Is “small numbers” adequate to be proud of zero-defect replacement standard by Apple?
Based on your exploding phones, "cancer cells on the retina" and "pixels on the iPhone X screen" analogies -- I know more than you do about the "Six Sigma" approach.
And, for the record, it's about 4 sigma. There's no "pride" here, it is not my company, nor did I have anything to do with the phone's design or production.
Regarding your In your example about the cancer cells, the unit is one human eye, not by cells. So, the defect rate would be 50% in one human, and 0.5/7 billion if it was a unique case. The pixels on the iPhone screen would be a 1 in 20 million failure rate, assuming it was unique. You're using the wrong unit in your comparisons.
Your post history here... isn't great, with a history of deleted posts for trolling, baseless accusations, and a refusal to engage in meaningful discussion. Your opinions are important, but be mindful of their expression. Might want to take a minute and re-read the commenting guidelines.
iPhone has had more quality issues with each new generation. Now it can’t even be used as a phone? What am I supposed to buy to replace my 5s when it’s no longer supported? A Samsung and a fire extinguisher? Apple should stop redesigning the iPhone every year, and work on perfecting it instead.
Yeah that’s nonsense. I actually used to get a bug very similar to this years back on older iphones. Havent seen it since tho, so your panic is ill placed.
Apple doesnt redesign the phone every year, remember? Apple gets haters complaining about it not changing enough each year.
What about your iPhone has 800 bright dots on the screen, after being used only for a month? Is that a small numbers? what about you have 800 cancer cells on your retina? Still small numbers? re-think!
OK now this is just the stupidest shit I’ve ever seen. What if you had 800 children? Clearly numbers are relative and the context of sample size matters. “But cancer!”
iPhone has had more quality issues with each new generation. Now it can’t even be used as a phone? What am I supposed to buy to replace my 5s when it’s no longer supported? A Samsung and a fire extinguisher? Apple should stop redesigning the iPhone every year, and work on perfecting it instead.
No, Henny Penny, the sky isn't falling. Get a grip.
I have had this on my other iPhones but not my X. Happens once in a blue moon, the screen lights up but I can't interact with it to answer the call. And by once in a blue moon Im talking maybe 3 or four times in the last 10 years.
It's happened a couple of times very recently to my 5s, but I attribute that to running 11.x on it and possibly to a very bad battery. It's been very slow across the board since going to 11 (insert Spinal Tap joke here) and I hope a fresh battery mitigates that some.
I hope it doesn't turn out be be phones in which Apple has reduced the modem speed for parity. Of course, it would be anything from processing the incoming call to the rest of the phone on time, to something driving the screen that fails to respond in time.
I'm sure Apple will fix it, but no telling if we'll ever know the exact problem.
My issue might be related; my calls ring on my Apple Watch, and if I do not recognize the caller, I reject it on the Watch. However the phone will sometimes continue to ring on the Watch. Conversely, if I answer the phone, the Watch will continue to ring. But not all the time. This morning, a crank call came to my Watch, and when I hit the Reject button on the Watch, the ringing stopped like it was supposed to.
Anything this complicated will have bugs, however, the percentage is lower than the expected failure rate of any device. Considering that this fault will be patched with a software update very shortly and doesn't happen every time to the affected people, I don't a see the issue.
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what about you have 800 cancer cells on your retina? Still small numbers?
re-think!
Your post history here... isn't great, with a history of deleted posts for trolling, baseless accusations, and a refusal to engage in meaningful discussion. Your opinions are important, but be mindful of their expression. Might want to take a minute and re-read the commenting guidelines.
Apple doesnt redesign the phone every year, remember? Apple gets haters complaining about it not changing enough each year.
Please stop. You’re being ridiculous.
So are you perosnally having this problem? Or, are you just making noise because Apple. I’m betting the latter.
It doesn’t affect you in any way. So so why are you complaining? What is your agenda?
OK now this is just the stupidest shit I’ve ever seen. What if you had 800 children? Clearly numbers are relative and the context of sample size matters. “But cancer!”
LOL, didn't see Lkrupp's post.
It's happened a couple of times very recently to my 5s, but I attribute that to running 11.x on it and possibly to a very bad battery. It's been very slow across the board since going to 11 (insert Spinal Tap joke here) and I hope a fresh battery mitigates that some.
I hope it doesn't turn out be be phones in which Apple has reduced the modem speed for parity. Of course, it would be anything from processing the incoming call to the rest of the phone on time, to something driving the screen that fails to respond in time.
I'm sure Apple will fix it, but no telling if we'll ever know the exact problem.
Considering that this fault will be patched with a software update very shortly and doesn't happen every time to the affected people, I don't a see the issue.