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In recent days, many reports have reported a serious problem with the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max not charging via the port Lighting, when the phones are connected to the charger while they sleep. The problem does not affect every iPhone Xs or Xs Max, but it seems like a lot of devices are experiencing load issues via the lighting port in a way, a shape or a shape . does not load at all without a reset.
The problem seems to be that the Lightning Port Detection Algorithm does not work properly when the device is idle, which is most likely to be fixed by a software update, but there is a risk of correction or corruption. replacement. We will have to wait to hear from Apple before drawing any conclusion whatsoever.
The iPhone of Apple Xs And iPhone Xs Max.Apple
However, in addition to the problems of charging the light port, users also report poor Wi-Fi and cellular signals, resulting in poor call quality and lower data rates. I first got wind of the problem via a message posted on Facebook by a colleague from the technology sector, but it seems that web users are reporting the same thing.
There are apparently two potential problems involved. Some users exchanged SIM cards between an iPhone 8, an iPhone X and the new iPhone Xs and Xs Max, and found that LTE speeds – from the same location and the same tests – are generally lower on the X and Xs. In addition, it appears that Apple's new devices have the ability to connect to 2.4 GHz wireless networks, even when 5 GHz networks are available. And when they connect, the quality of the connection is lower and less reliable. Some users have even reported that the iPhone Xs and Xs Max would abandon their Wi-Fi connection when other Apple devices located in the same area would remain connected.
Apple's new iPhones have not only new Intel modems, but also different RF amplifiers, as well as a new antenna configuration. All of these things, as well as the huge influx of new devices typically hitting after the launch of an iPhone, could cause network problems on cellular networks for a while, until traffic returns to normal. The problems of Wi-Fi are another matter.
Apple has not yet addressed the potential issues of wireless connectivity. However, since the problems do not affect all users and some users seem to be able to remedy the problem occasionally by resetting the wireless radio, a software solution seems likely. We just have to wait and see.
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In recent days, many reports have reported a serious problem with the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max not charging via the port Lighting, when the phones are connected to the charger while they sleep. The problem does not affect every iPhone Xs or Xs Max, but it seems like a lot of devices are experiencing load issues via the lighting port in a way, a shape or a shape . does not load at all without a reset.
The problem seems to be that the Lightning Port Detection Algorithm does not work properly when the device is idle, which is most likely to be fixed by a software update, but there is a risk of correction or corruption. replacement. We will have to wait to hear from Apple before drawing any conclusion whatsoever.
The iPhone of Apple Xs And iPhone Xs Max.Apple
However, in addition to the problems of charging the light port, users also report poor Wi-Fi and cellular signals, resulting in poor call quality and lower data rates. I first got wind of the problem via a message posted on Facebook by a colleague from the technology sector, but it seems that web users are reporting the same thing.
There are apparently two potential issues at stake. Some users exchanged SIM cards between an iPhone 8, an iPhone X and the new iPhone Xs and Xs Max, and found that LTE speeds – from the same location and tested via the same servers – were generally lower on the X and X Max. In addition, it appears that Apple's new devices have the ability to connect to 2.4 GHz wireless networks, even when 5 GHz networks are available. And when they connect, the quality of the connection is lower and less reliable. Some users have even reported that the iPhone Xs and Xs Max would abandon their Wi-Fi connection when other Apple devices located in the same area would remain connected.
Apple's new iPhones have not only new Intel modems, but also different RF amplifiers, as well as a new antenna configuration. All of these things, as well as the huge influx of new devices that usually hit after launching an iPhone, could cause problems on cellular networks until traffic normalizes. The problems of Wi-Fi are another matter.
Apple has not yet solved potential wireless connectivity issues. Because the issues do not affect all users, and some users seem to be able to occasionally fix the problem by resetting the wireless radio, a hotfix seems likely. We just have to wait and see.
