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- Which web browser do you use?
- For those with older iPhones, what issues does your phone have?
- Bottom Dock
- What’s your average screen time ?
- Anybody here who switched from Android or particularly Pixel 6 to iPhone?
- 1 TB model a must? Has anyone run out of space from installing so many apps?
- TIL, after 11 years of using iOS, that doing 3 taps on a text input selects all the text
- The SE 2020 battery really does suck
- The reason there's no back button:
- why does the iphone x feel smoother than 60 hz?
- XR to 13 Pro, best decision I have ever made.
- I'm curious to know what your phone display settings are
- Phones owned over the years
- I like the notch at the top
- Apple's retail employees are reportedly using Android phones and encrypted chats to keep unionization plans secret
- PSA: If the back of your case is opaque and you haven't taken it off in a while, might be a good idea to make sure your back glass isn't shattered. (Story in post)
- What’re y’all’s favorite generation of iPhone?
- Most frustratingly annoying thing about Mail/Emails
- I'm thinking of switching from Android to iPhone
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| For those with older iPhones, what issues does your phone have? Posted: 23 Feb 2022 05:10 AM PST I have had my iPhone XS Max since October 2018, and about a week ago my Face ID stopped working. I've tried power cycling my phone, turning Face ID off/on, and even resetting it. It just won't recognize my face, and when I reset it it was difficult to get it to detect a face to set it back up. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 23 Feb 2022 12:17 AM PST Isn't it about time Apple ditch the bottom dock for a transparent one it's so annoying. Come on apple let's see the dock go transparent. [link] [comments] | ||
| What’s your average screen time ? Posted: 22 Feb 2022 07:50 AM PST | ||
| Anybody here who switched from Android or particularly Pixel 6 to iPhone? Posted: 21 Feb 2022 08:42 PM PST My Pixel 6 Pro is riddled with Bugs and when I try to post something about it on the Pixel Forum, my posts get removed. Just frustrated with the buggy experience. I want to get some insight about how the switching would be in 2022? I have used iPhone 6s back in the days and then switched to LG V30+ after using iPhone for 1.5 years. Now I'm looking for a phone that is Reliable. Hence iPhones are a first choice. I want to know if anybody here switched from Android to iPhone. How has the experience been and what will I miss the most? What do you miss the most in iPhone? Why I'm considering iPhone is because of how good the inbuilt DACS are on iPhones, Camera performance, Better battery life, smooth UI, Reliable software and integration with my MacBook, Powerful chip for gaming and premium looks and accessories. What I fear in iPhone is no fingerprint sensor, no USB type C support, No customisation, display dimming when phone heats up while gaming. Eyes on iPhone 14 Pro. [link] [comments] | ||
| 1 TB model a must? Has anyone run out of space from installing so many apps? Posted: 22 Feb 2022 10:04 PM PST Hi, this'll be first one ever. Main reasons- access to new Fintech apps not available to Android or just browsing thru website + has replaced computer for work purposes. If present 128gb OnePlus has only 3gb available- and this after uninstalling many + not getting many desired (or multi versions for different user accounts) + constant cache cleaning + sending to Cloud everything possible... I would guess 512gb model wouldn't do esp. because iOS apps a lot bigger? Thanks [link] [comments] | ||
| TIL, after 11 years of using iOS, that doing 3 taps on a text input selects all the text Posted: 20 Feb 2022 01:37 PM PST | ||
| The SE 2020 battery really does suck Posted: 21 Feb 2022 04:09 AM PST I have to keep charging it now and again throughout the day for it to stay above 50%. Pretty heavy use--no games or video, but social media and reading: Kindle. Also audio apps. Kindle does not turn off by itself, so if you forget, it burns juice. Is it true that keeping it between 50% and 75% maximizes battery life? I do that on my Samsung Galaxy S8 Active, but it has a much better battery. [link] [comments] | ||
| The reason there's no back button: Posted: 22 Feb 2022 01:03 PM PST To sum up the video, Steve Jobs wanted a back button but human interface designer Imran Chaudhri convinced him that the back button would be unreliable and complicated and create a "trust issue" for users. The argument was that on Androids the back button might perform different/inconsistent actions: return you to a previous menu, a previous app or the home screen. Their solution was a software based back button at the top that would always perform the same action of going to the previous menu. Maybe I'm an idiot, but how does a software button (which is out of reach and in my opinion much more inconsistent in how, where, and when it shows up) vs a permanent button make a difference here? The software button could also have inconsistent results unless Apple controlled/required third party apps to make sure it did the same thing every time. If they could do that, why couldn't they exercise the same control to make sure said apps would program the permanent back button to always/only return to the previous screen? Or, why isn't the software based button at the bottom of the screen in reach?! Isn't that how Androids do it now? No real buttons but there are touch based buttons at the bottom? I know you can swipe instead of hitting the out of reach back button, but that is inconsistent as well because it's not always an option and you have to reach all the way to the edge of the screen, if you don't swipe from far enough on the edge it won't work. Plus I literally just was using that gesture and it took 3 times for it to work. A back button would still be much more in reach and easier and consistent. Plus a quick tap vs a big swipe/drag (sometimes multiple times) is quicker and easier and little things like that add up/matter a lot throughout a phone's UI. [link] [comments] | ||
| why does the iphone x feel smoother than 60 hz? Posted: 21 Feb 2022 04:54 AM PST i know that it's 60 hz but it looks smoother update: so i was playing something on my pc and recorded it then i uploaded it to yt so i can watch it on my phone and the gameplay was way smoother on my phone than it was on my 75hz monitor [link] [comments] | ||
| XR to 13 Pro, best decision I have ever made. Posted: 20 Feb 2022 09:44 PM PST I was using my iPhone XR till this year and then I thought of getting an upgrade and till now, what an amazing experience my 13 Pro has given me, the resolution, refresh rate, battery life and of course the camera. Simply lovely. [link] [comments] | ||
| I'm curious to know what your phone display settings are Posted: 21 Feb 2022 04:08 PM PST I'm stuck between light mode or dark mode, bold text or not, and zoom. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 21 Feb 2022 12:12 AM PST Interested to know what phones you folks have used, can be any smartphone, and I'll start with mine: Samsung S3 -> iPhone 4S -> Lumia 535 -> iPhone 6 -> Samsung S8 -> iPhone XR -> iPhone 11 -> iPhone 12 [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 21 Feb 2022 11:11 AM PST I feel like the new phones look finished and complete with it and the pictures I've seen that have them removed feels like somethings missing. What are your thoughts? [link] [comments] | ||
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| Posted: 20 Feb 2022 01:17 PM PST So last year, in July, I was in the backyard watering the plants. My phone was in my pocket as I usually is. There are some plants near the back side of the pool. I know I uncoiled enough of the hose to reach those, but it was stuck a bit. So, since I don't have any patience to actually free up the hose, I tug on it. You can assume what happens next. I lose my balance, trip and fall info the pool with my clothes on and my phone in my pocket. In this chaotic moment, I think I tried to land on solid ground, but didn't know exactly where my feet were going to land, so I twisted my ankle in the process. My ankle was in excruciating pain, I swam over to the stairs, and first thing I did was check to make sure my phone was OK. It wasn't. I was surprised since I had dropped my phone in water briefly before and it was fine. Screen was black, took off the case and found out that my back glass has been shattered, no idea for how long. Side note: my phone was currently downloading photos from iCloud after a restore from backup, and my iCloud storage was WAY less than what it should've been at the time for some reason, so I was worried that that would somehow fuck up the iCloud backup since the phone died in the middle of a restore. Rushed to a phone repair chain, gave them my phone, then rushed to urgent care for an x-ray. (Yes, I know how stupid the order of those two events is). Turns out I had a grade 3 sprain, had to use crutches for a week, and my phone was not going to come back to life. Had to buy a new phone, thankfully my backup WAS intact (even thought it was displaying as around 3GB when it should've been around 200GB). Fast forward to today - ankle fully recovered, phone is as pristine as the day I bought it. Lesson of the story, make sure the water-resistance of your phone isn't compromised, and just use those extra 20 seconds to correctly free up the hose. [link] [comments] | ||
| What’re y’all’s favorite generation of iPhone? Posted: 20 Feb 2022 04:20 PM PST It can be any generation and model, personally mine is the 13, but the 6 has a special place in my heard since that was the first phone I bought with my own money. I'm interested to hear everyone else's picks! [link] [comments] | ||
| Most frustratingly annoying thing about Mail/Emails Posted: 20 Feb 2022 08:30 PM PST I feel like this has been a recent update that's made this change within the last year? But when there's a chain of an email and the original has been forwarded or replied to different people. How can you go back to the original and simply reply or forward it without it including everything you've done with it since? Such a frustrating thing when all I want is the original content. [link] [comments] | ||
| I'm thinking of switching from Android to iPhone Posted: 19 Feb 2022 04:57 PM PST for those of you that have switched from Android to apple, how was the transition? was it worth it ? how was data transfer? do you miss your Android? I use the Google pixel 3 right now and I really like it but I'm the only android out of the majority of my friends so it feels like I miss out on face times and group chat flow. also sharing media via text is almost impossible. the last iPhone I had was iPhone 8 and I used it till it's death and then for no particular reason I decide to change teams. if I switch, based off other posts in this sub, I'd go with 13 pro or 13 mini. help. edit: wow thank you everyone who has given advice or their thoughts!! please feel free to keep commenting I have been reading every single one thank you :) not sure I've made my decision yet but y'all have given me a LOT to consider and I appreciate every one of you. [link] [comments] |
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