ivanh

Install Oracle VirtualBox and run older macOS which supports 32-bit apps. But don’t delay to upgrade macOS, for security reason.

StrangeDays said:

ivanh said:

Is that all for Siri? What a shame.

Yes we get it, you hate Apple, batteries, Siri, etc.. 

absolutely wrong. Regarding battery, I want fact, not lies. Regarding Siri, I’m very disappointed. You hate people telling facts, do you? Strange guy, not just strange days.

Is that all for Siri? What a shame.

Dark mode to read; white mode to print. As simple as that.

rob53 said:

ivanh said:

racerhomie3 said:

Fools do not understand how batteries work.
I hope the judges understand.

My Phone 6 Plus running Geekbench 4:

Date	Battery Maximum Capacity	Single Core	Multi-Core	iOS version
5 April 2018	97%, 1 year old battery	1544	2616	11.3
7 Jan 2018	8 months old battery	975	1623	11.2.1
end April 2017	iPhone replaced
14 April 2017	8 months old battery	914	1747	10.3.1
Early August 2015	new iPhone

 

The tests on 7 Jan 2018 and 14 April 2017 were done immediately after restarting the iPhone, at ambient temperature about 20ºC - 25ºC, after annoying and embarrassing moments that the iPhone took at least 6 times longer to respond to take a photo with the native camera button while no other apps were stayed in the background.

Please explain the throttling on 7 Jan 2018.

Your dates and age make no sense. August 2015 to April 2017 is ~20 months. Did you replace battery in August 2016? Your Geekbench scores can also be because of software changes. The problem you had with taking pictures could have been caused by multiple problems, plus you got a new phone in 2017. Too many variables.

Correct. it's 20 months old between Aug 2015 - April 2017. Thank you.  What multiple problems can you think of?  Geekbench 4 is still Geekbench 4, with some bugs fixed only. Algorithms haven't been changed, otherwise benchmarks make no sense.  I have eliminated all other factors (your mentioned "variables").  Please state specific examples.