Mar 18

iOS 7.1 Reportedly Causing A Myriad Of Problems For iOS Users

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iOS 7.1 Reportedly Causing A Myriad Of Problems For iOS Users

According to our earlier report, it seemed that with the latest introduction of iOS 7.1, apps were crashing less frequently compared to its previous versions. There were also reports of how the update made running iOS 7 on the iPhone 4 a much more pleasant experience.

However while that’s well and good, there have also been reports of battery drain and now according to a growing thread and complaints, it seems that iOS 7.1 has caused iPhones to become unresponsive, and there might even be an issue with Touch ID as well. (more…)

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    Mar 17

    Apps Crashing Less Frequently With iOS 7.1, According To Reports

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    Apps Crashing Less Frequently With iOS 7.1, According To ReportsNo platform is perfect. Whether it be iOS, Android, Windows Phone, or BlackBerry, there are bound to be flaws, bugs, security holes, and so on that needs addressing over the course of time. There are also instances where apps on any of these platforms are bound to crash, but hopefully with each update, the respective companies will work towards making their platform a bit more stable.

    However as far as Apple is concerned, they have managed to achieve this with iOS 7.1. According to performance monitoring from Crittercism, they have found that crash rates of apps running on iOS 7 is under 1.6%. This is versus the rates of 2% and above on apps running on older versions of iOS such as iOS 7, iOS 6.1, and iOS 6. (more…)

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    Mar 16

    iOS 8 To Make Notification Center Simpler, Kill Game Center App [Rumor]

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    iOS 8 To Make Notification Center Simpler, Kill Game Center App [Rumor]

    In just a few months Apple is due to make its major software announcements. The world waits for official details on iOS 8, until then we will have to make our peace with rumors. Over the past few weeks there have been quite a few rumors about the next major platform update. The latest suggests that iOS 8 is going to make Notification Center a lot easier, and that it would do away with the standalone Game Center app.

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    Mar 14

    iOS 7.1 Sees 18% Adoption Rate After 72 Hours

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    iOS 7.1 Sees 18% Adoption Rate After 72 HoursIt was earlier in the week that Apple had officially released iOS 7.1 after what seemed like forever. While the update from iOS 7 to iOS 7.1 is not as dramatic as the upgrade from iOS 6 to iOS 7, it seems that there is a steady pace of adoption. In fact previous numbers released by Chitika have revealed that the platform managed to gain a 6% adoption in 24 hours.

    Now according to the latest figures also from Chitika, they have revealed that iOS 7.1’s adoption rate is now at 18% after 72 hours. This is considerably slower than iOS 7’s adoption rate which sat at almost 30% adoption in 72 hours. (more…)

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    Mar 14

    iOS 7.1 Reportedly Causing Battery Drain

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    iOS 7.1 Reportedly Causing Battery DrainiOS 7.1 was released earlier this week much to the delight of iOS users around the world who have been seeing and hearing good things about the update. The update will bring about several changes, improvements, and UI tweaks to the iOS 7 platform, which is why it is understandable that there many out there looking forward to it.

    In fact last we heard, iOS 7.1 even did a good job at giving the iPhone 4 a new lease on life. It seems that prior to the update, iOS 7 basically rendered the iPhone 4 pretty slow due to all the different animations and new graphics, but the update changed it and made the phone usable again. However it seems that not everyone is pleased about the update, especially since there are reports that the update is draining iPhone batteries. (more…)

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    Mar 13

    iOS 8 details leaked in WIP screenshots

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    A number of screenshots taken with an iPhone have leaked additional verification of several future apps for the platform this morning. These shots were taken by Weibo microblogger TD Beta, … Continue reading

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    Mar 11

    iOS 7.1 Sees 6% Adoption Rate In First 24 Hours In North America

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    iOS 7.1 Sees 6% Adoption Rate In First 24 Hours In North AmericaUpdating to the latest operating system is something most companies would encourage users to do. After all, OS updates typically bring about changes and improvements to the platform, while also addressing bugs and potential security loopholes.

    Now as you might have heard, Apple has recently released iOS 7.1, the first major update since iOS 7 was released last year. The operating system introduced a host of changes and improvements, to the point where it even made a four year old iPhone 4 more usable again. (more…)

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    Mar 11

    iPhone 4 Gets New Lease On Life With iOS 7.1

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    iPhone 4 Gets New Lease On Life With iOS 7.1The iPhone 4 was released back in 2010, which means that the handset is about four years old now. While the phone does support iOS 7, it’s probably in the best interest of iPhone 4 users to install the update simply because the phone is having a really hard time handling the software, or at least that’s what the reports claim.

    In fact The New York Times claims that this is “planned obsolescence” which basically means that Apple is making life difficult for iPhone 4 users so that they’d ditch their phone for something newer, like the iPhone 5s perhaps. However the good news is that thanks to iOS 7.1, using the iPhone 4 is actually a lot better now. (more…)

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    Mar 06

    Jawbone UP 3.1 app puts sleep in its sights

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    Jawbone has released UP 3.1, the latest version of its companion app for the UP and UP24 fitness-tracking wristbands, with the promise of more tailored health insights, better sleep tracking, … Continue reading

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    Mar 05

    Smarter Siri with 3rd-party app integration could power iWatch

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    Apple’s Siri is reportedly set to get a whole lot smarter, with the virtual assistant tipped to dig into third-party apps to extend its functionality on the iPhone and iPad, … Continue reading

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