jume

racerhomie3 said:

Sonos is scared that they will die soon.

Rayz2016 said:

jdw said:

Even though such would be going against what Apple normally does, they could please everybody with a simply Preference setting:

ON = Slow my phone as my battery ages so I get more life out of my battery.

OFF = Allow my phone to suddenly and randomly shut off as the battery ages.

 It really is that simple.

So let me get this straight in my head. 

You’re suggesting that Apple puts an option on their phone, asking users if it would be okay to let the phone crash rather than avoid the crash. 

That’s what you’re suggesting.

Seriously. 

Could I ask, what kind of stuff you’re doing where you would prefer it to crash rather than slow down during peak loads?

Rayz2016 said:

jume said:

Rayz2016 said:

jume said:

JWSC said:

jume said:

If the CPU throttling insures the best customer experience, please, you are more then welcome come using my iPhone 6, which is BARELY USABLE and frequently UNUSABLE  due to this update! User experience at its best.... NOT.

It is entirely possible that the software update you blame for crippling your iPhone did modify the battery management algorithm, making performance worse.

But I am curious.  Have you actually taken your iPhone in to an Apple store and have them check your battery?  I took my old 6 plus in and they said it was pretty much depleted.  So they put me on the waiting list for the $29 battery replacement (may be waiting a couple months on that unfortunately).  If you’ve got a bad battery then your whining is rather pointless.  Go get it checked out and stop being a crybaby.

Not crying. There is no 29$ battery replacement in Europe. It costs 59 EURO over here. Still this does not change the fact that Apple was intentionally covering up this mess and eventually had to spent 1 year with crippled iPhone. 

Mmm. Where in Europe are you? This replacement service is supposed to be worldwide. 

In Slovenia, central EU. The $29 price in US is anyway price without tax. All Apple prices in EU are anyway higher then US by default + added tax which in average is around 20%. And yes it costs 59 EURO with the new discount. Before 125 EURO.

Right so they have dropped the price. It was just bloody expensive to begin with. Still doesn’t sound right to me though. 

Rayz2016 said:

jume said:

Rayz2016 said:

jdw said:

Even though such would be going against what Apple normally does, they could please everybody with a simply Preference setting:

ON = Slow my phone as my battery ages so I get more life out of my battery.

OFF = Allow my phone to suddenly and randomly shut off as the battery ages.

 It really is that simple.

So let me get this straight in my head. 

You’re suggesting that Apple puts an option on their phone, asking users if it would be okay to let the phone crash rather than avoid the crash. 

That’s what you’re suggesting.

Seriously. 

Could I ask, what kind of stuff you’re doing where you would prefer it to crash rather than slow down during peak loads?

Yes we are suggesting that because it would be good for everyone. I would rather have app working and crashing from time to time then not working at all. Apps crash anyway with new or old battery. 

If the apps are not working at all then you have a different problem than the processor slowing down. 

Rayz2016 said:

jume said:

JWSC said:

jume said:

If the CPU throttling insures the best customer experience, please, you are more then welcome come using my iPhone 6, which is BARELY USABLE and frequently UNUSABLE  due to this update! User experience at its best.... NOT.

It is entirely possible that the software update you blame for crippling your iPhone did modify the battery management algorithm, making performance worse.

But I am curious.  Have you actually taken your iPhone in to an Apple store and have them check your battery?  I took my old 6 plus in and they said it was pretty much depleted.  So they put me on the waiting list for the $29 battery replacement (may be waiting a couple months on that unfortunately).  If you’ve got a bad battery then your whining is rather pointless.  Go get it checked out and stop being a crybaby.

Not crying. There is no 29$ battery replacement in Europe. It costs 59 EURO over here. Still this does not change the fact that Apple was intentionally covering up this mess and eventually had to spent 1 year with crippled iPhone. 

Mmm. Where in Europe are you? This replacement service is supposed to be worldwide.