iOS 7.0.4

guil

Anyone update yet? Doesn't seem to be any major changes.

deep1

guil wrote: »

Anyone update yet? Doesn't seem to be any major changes.

I have and multitasking app closing bug seems to be fixed and overall little bit snappier.
Let's see what else is fix!

guil

What bug was that? Rarely close apps so never had any trouble doing it.

deep1

guil wrote: »

What bug was that? Rarely close apps so never had any trouble doing it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvH1cX-w9Q0

The title says 7.0.4 but should be 7.0.3

The Ayatolla

Still no 4G for Ireland. Grrrrr

brophs

What was this Facetime issue it is supposed to solve?

FourFourRED

deep1 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvH1cX-w9Q0

The title says 7.0.4 but should be 7.0.3

The bug from that video is still not fixed.

stimpson

The Ayatolla wrote: »

Still no 4G for Ireland. Grrrrr

Surely that's down to your mobile phone company.

FourFourRED

stimpson wrote: »

Surely that's down to your mobile phone company.

Nope. Also, I would expect it to come with the 7.1 update not in a 0.x update. If last year is to go by, it would come in January 2014.

stimpson

The Irish networks use 800, 900 and 1800 MHz. They are all supported by the iPhone. What's the problem?

guil

stimpson wrote: »

The Irish networks use 800, 900 and 1800 MHz. They are all supported by the iPhone. What's the problem?

Apple have to authorise networks to use 4G. Look at the release notes for 6.1 last year and see all the networks they added.

stimpson

Ah bollox anyway.

Herrick

brophs wrote: »

What was this Facetime issue it is supposed to solve?

It was an issue with FaceTime Audio, as outlined here.

curly.bert

Aodhagan wrote: »

Nope. Also, I would expect it to come with the 7.1 update not in a 0.x update. If last year is to go by, it would come in January 2014.

4G is the type of network supplied by your carrier (e.g. Vodafone, 3Ireland, etc). The iPhone 5, 5c and 5S have 4G radios in them and can thus operate on these networks WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE.

AFAIK, Eircom (Meteor and eMobile) and Vodafone have 4G in some areas, with 3Ireland due to come online soon.

iOS7 has nothing to do with whether your phone can handle 4G or not. It depends what type of phone you have and if you're in a 4G coverage area. Same goes for the higher-end Android and Windows handsets that support 4G

guil

curly.bert wrote: »

4G is the type of network supplied by your carrier (e.g. Vodafone, 3Ireland, etc). The iPhone 5, 5c and 5S have 4G radios in them and can thus operate on these networks WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE.

AFAIK, Eircom (Meteor and eMobile) and Vodafone have 4G in some areas, with 3Ireland due to come online soon.

iOS7 has nothing to do with whether your phone can handle 4G or not. It depends what type of phone you have and if you're in a 4G coverage area. Same goes for the higher-end Android and Windows handsets that support 4G

You're wrong. 4G is already available on meteor but won't work with an iPhone until apple approve the networks.
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1624

FourFourRED

curly.bert wrote: »

4G is the type of network supplied by your carrier (e.g. Vodafone, 3Ireland, etc). The iPhone 5, 5c and 5S have 4G radios in them and can thus operate on these networks WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE.

AFAIK, Eircom (Meteor and eMobile) and Vodafone have 4G in some areas, with 3Ireland due to come online soon.

iOS7 has nothing to do with whether your phone can handle 4G or not. It depends what type of phone you have and if you're in a 4G coverage area. Same goes for the higher-end Android and Windows handsets that support 4G

Wrong. Apple needs to approve the 4G carrier first then push a software update to make the device capable of receiving 4G on that carrier.

curly.bert

Aodhagan wrote: »

Wrong. Apple needs to approve the 4G carrier first then push a software update to make the device capable of receiving 4G on that carrier.

Is it to do with the carrier or the 4G band they're using?

Interesting, I wasn't aware of that limitation. Mea culpa

guil

curly.bert wrote: »

Is it to do with the carrier or the 4G band they're using?

Interesting, I wasn't aware of that limitation. Mea culpa

Lol I was the same. Argued point blank until I think aodghan posted the link I used above.

Dades

Once enabled, are the carriers going to be charging extra for this - or just try and recoup on data usage?

guil

God only knows but i'd imagine there will be crap allowances from O2 and voda.