Michal Ždanský iOS 7 is undoubtedly still full of mistakes. One of these errors also plagues the latest iPhone 5s, moreover, it is exclusive, you will not encounter it on other devices. This is the infamous BSOD screen, the blue screen of death known from the old Windows era. The error is apparently related to multitasking and can be encountered while working with one of the i Work applications. After a simple sequence of actions and starting multitasking, the entire screen turns blue and the device reboots, as demonstrated by one of the customers on YouTube.
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Apple has already fixed several bugs, including one security bug, in iOS 7.0.2, but there are still other annoying bugs and users are impatiently waiting for at least iOS 7.0.3, which should also fix problems with iMessage. iOS 7.1 is also being prepared, which will hopefully solve most of the ailments of the new operating system.
BSOD is also in Windows 7, it's not that old era :)
Even in Windows 8… but there is a free cool and in demented BSOD with a demented smiley and information that it is broken… but why don't you know anymore…
Even Win 8 has BSOD. Not classic anymore, but still blue :D S.
Maybe there is a so-called Easter Egg from Apple so that customers don't forget about the good old days :)
I recommend recycling this article from time to time when someone curses Android and extols their iVec to perfection :-) ... Every OS has its butchers - I have both myself and it can piss me off... both a bite and a green monster.
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I tried it exactly according to the procedure in the video and nothing
In more than 14 days of using the iPhone 5S, I have not noticed anything…
There are a lot of things that bother me about iOS 7. The most important thing is that the screen does not turn off during a call, and every now and then I turn on the speakerphone. iMessages are a lapitola unto themselves… They stop working every now and then. Then also the fact that graphically displayed weather disappeared from the notification center, the calendar basically does not show events for the given day... It's a really bad system... It got as close to Android as possible (also graphically), unfortunately.
To the slag. And I was hoping that 3G was just fooling me, since Orange had an outage. And that's iOS :( It's really full of bugs
@a187392af329cbd560a00a15c2f903de: disqus, try to learn to hold the phone at an angle (at least 30 degrees) so that it doesn't touch the shape when making a phone call... I can't imagine that my captured phone would touch the shape, but I've seen the display greasy after such a phone call at a colleague's and it was really Kentus when he had it lying on the table like greasy bread.. just an onion.. ;]
What bothers me the most is that my son connected the I PaD mini to iTunes on the MacPro to drag and drop some stuff and either the IOS 7 update started on its own or knocked something out. It didn't want any password at all, which doesn't sound like anything... and we thought that I would install IOS 7 in half a year when everything would be figured out. Not that it looks horrible, but also sometimes something bites on my iPad, freezes, which didn't happen before and it's slower
otherwise, I'm tired of ios7 too :( the couple of added functions are not worth the graphical downgrade, and if possible I'd go back to ios6 immediately