Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Hi My husband and I have the 6s; he says he has noticed the slowdown, I haven’t. Mine is constantly used and the battery rarely goes flat; his is much less used and is often allowed to run down; I think mine is better looked after in that regard. I would certainly prefer some slowing than

RE: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of lenron brown Sent: Sunday, 31 December 2017 4:53 PM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough Ha ha if you want that new phone just get it if you can afford. Sell the old to recoup some of the cost. O

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Ha ha if you want that new phone just get it if you can afford. Sell the old to recoup some of the cost. On 12/30/17, Simon Fogarty wrote: > but tim aren’t you the man of the family? Shouldn’t you be able to do what > you wish to? > > Or is that only if your wife gives ou

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

but tim aren’t you the man of the family? Shouldn’t you be able to do what you wish to? Or is that only if your wife gives ou permission to do so?! Sent from my iPhone > On 31/12/2017, at 5:30 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote: > > Hi, > > T?he "dam slo down" is a matter of

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Sent from my iPhone > On 31/12/2017, at 5:37 AM, E.T. wrote: > > Some see it as a half empty glass but you and I see it as a half full > glass. I got my iPhone 5 almost 5 years ago and its never given me any > trouble. > > From E.T.'s Keyboard. . . > "God for

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Some see it as a half empty glass but you and I see it as a half full glass. I got my iPhone 5 almost 5 years ago and its never given me any trouble. From E.T.'s Keyboard. . . "God for you is where you sweep away all the mysteries of the world, all the challenges to our intelligence. You

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Hi, T?he "dam slo down" is a matter of perception. I'm still running a 6S?, so is my wife and my daughter is running a 6. I'd expect slowdowns on each of those devices by now, especially my daughter's 6. If the slowdown's are happening, they're definitely not enough to decide that we need

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Well consumers probably thought they needed a new device in certain cases because of the damn slow down, When really all they needed was a new battery. This article got one thing right though. It will just blow over and most will act like this company is still the best at everything. The fact that

Re: Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

hi, Thanks Mar for this. Interesting take, but flawed in my opinion. First, no one was "forced" to purchase the new phone, that was a choice those consumers made. Second, the mention of all the customers that faithfully go out and purchase the newest model would do so whether their phone

Why Apple's "Batterygate" apology didn't go far enough

Why Apple's apology didn't go far enough By Jefferson Graham | USA TODAY Updated 4 minutes ago In the grand tradition of past Apple fiascos like Antennagate (dropped calls on the then-new iPhone 4) and the launch of Apple Maps (directions that weren't accurate), the tech giant apologized again to