Apple made two versions of iPhone 7 and one of them sucks. I am so glad that I am on Verizon Wireless.
Apple made two versions of the iPhone 7 -- and one of them sucks
Apple made two versions of the iPhone 7 -- and one of them sucks
Apple made two versions of iPhone 7 and one of them sucks. I am so glad that I am on Verizon Wireless.
Apple made two versions of the iPhone 7 -- and one of them sucks
Out performs by 30%? I can't stop laughing. No bench marks or facts behind this.
I think if it was 30%, this would have been all over the place. Could there be slight performance change that an average person wouldn't notice? Absolutely. But we are talking 30%. This would have been another Gate if so.
http://www.macrumors.com/2016/10/20/iphone-7-plus-qualcomm-modem-bests-intel-modem/
"In all three tests, both the iPhone 7 Plus models offered similar performance in ideal conditions, but as power levels decreased, Cellular Insights saw "unexplainable sharp dips in performance" in the Intel modem, finding a gap "north of 30%" in favor of the Qualcomm iPhone 7 Plus."
So I'm confused how this is still better. This is LTE modem, right? Then why are there so many Verizon users complaining about cellular issues? Maybe that was finally fixed with this last update. 30% better shouldn't mean many complaints about cellular issues. This still makes no sense.
Based on the speed tests done in this article, only the T-Mobile and AT&T models are affected. Not sure why Verizon users are complaining about cellular issues.
Threads all over the forums here about it. Tests that one person does doesn't mean that is real life situation for everybody else. It's fluff.
Did you read the article or are you just ranting? They were professionally conducted tests, ran multiple times on multiple devices. I don't understand why you're arguing it? It's been proven already.
I read it. Proven what? Looks at real life usage with threads over Verizon users having issues i this forum. Should I believe 100's or a so called proven test. I believe the realize usage, thank you.
Based on the speed tests done in this article, only the T-Mobile and AT&T models are affected. Not sure why Verizon users are complaining about cellular issues.
This might be slightly off topic, but being a Verizon Wireless customer for over 5 years, I never ever have reception or bandwidth problem everywhere I go. Very often when I attended professional conference where the conference WiFi could not handle the large crowd (30,000 - 50,000 attendees), I stayed on my VzW and was perfectly fine. But other attendees on AT&T complained they did not have the reception and had to rely on WiFi.