iOS 8.1.3 out

naasrd

just dropped

_Whimsical_

Looks like it includes no fixes for the issues called by ios 8

Reduce the amount of storage required to perform a software update
Fix an issue that prevents some users from entering their Apple ID password for Messages and FaceTime
Address an issue that caused Spotlight to stop displaying app results
Fix an issue which prevented multitasking gestures from working on iPad
Add new configuration options for education standardised testing

Dades

I'd be happy if it stopped my phone frequently crashing when you mix calls and the podcast app.

_Whimsical_

Dades wrote: »

I'd be happy if it stopped my phone frequently crashing when you mix calls and the podcast app.

Looks like you might be out of luck too then.

This is kind of ridiculous, it's not as if these bugs are affecting a small number of people. Yet despite the complete disregard for customer experience Apple have seen the best profits of any company ever in the past quarter.

This article from Forbes gives some indication of the level of widespread dissatisfaction being ignored.

On the 43 page, 250,000 times viewed calendar support thread user JG in SB summed up the feelings of the many saying: “We are all pretty disappointed that Apple failed to fix this bug in the 8.1.3 iOS update. Everyone needs to keep relentless pressure on Apple to take care of this major issue quickly.”

Similarly on the 108 page long, 520,000 times viewed iOS Wi-Fi Problems thread user nazarite99 was just one of many to point out: “I did the update to 8.1.3 and it made no difference on the WiFi issue. I still loose [sic] connection.”

For context iOS 8 was released on 17 September and the calendar support thread began on 21 September while the WiFi problems thread began on 20 September.

While less dramatic, a user on a thread regarding out of order photos in iOS 8 affecting the iPhone 5S and earlier models which has run since 17 September and been viewed more than 55,000 times, contacted me directly to also confirm iOS 8.1.3 didn’t offer any fixes.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2015/01/28/apple-ios-8-1-3-bugs/

adox

I think the tide is going to slowly start turning against Apple post 6 and 6+

Zcott

What makes you say that?

biko

Installed. At least it didn't kill the phone



so that's good I suppose...

osnola ibax

adox wrote: »

I think the tide is going to slowly start turning against Apple post 6 and 6+

Couldn't disagree with this more. Android and android manufacturers are running scared now. Samsung, apparently, are in a massive redesigning process for the Galaxy s6 after having their worst quarter in years. Apparently 85% of iPhone 6 purchasers are android defectors, of which I am one.

Apple have positioned themselves for world domination again for the first time in years, and the iPhone 6 is getting glowing reviews left, right and centre, especially from users.

The fragmentation of android is becoming a real issue now. Each manufacturer with their own skin, each phone with a different OS and none of them enterprise ready in the way the iPhone is.