Yes, you will and that is very normal. You will have "iPhone has been plugged in since the last full charge" displayed in Battery Usage.

64GB = around 56GB, 128GB = around 116GB

BTW, yea man, it's too big. I really dislike the 6 Plus because of its size, it's really hard to use. Why don't Apple put the same specs but the only difference is the screen size. Come on Apple.

I usually avoid OTA update. When there is an update available, I will make an effort to connect my devices to my Mac and then update them through iTunes, and so far all my devices work fine.

Updating your device through iTunes is more reliable, since it will update the whole build of operating system, unlike OTA update that will only patch the current operating system on your device.

You should only choose OTA update if you currently have no problem with your device, otherwise you will probably end up with unstable/buggy device. For major release, it is highly recommended to update through iTunes.

For me, no because the space is too limited.

Mine is 64GB and I have 41GB left.

iPhone 6. 6 Plus is too big for me.

If Apple follows its pattern, it's likely on September.

It's still a pain in the *** to transfer files from iPhone to Mac via AirDrop tho.

It’s normal, even my iPhone, iPad and Mac does that. The reason for this is, the battery holds about 5% extra charge after 100%. Therefore, when you charge your device, you may want to charge it a little bit longer although the battery percentage in the status bar already shows you 100%.

This post has been edited by Townshend: Jan 22 2015, 05:15 PM

Try switching your phone off and then on again.

This post has been edited by Townshend: Jan 23 2015, 12:56 PM

Mine is with open cutout. as far as I know, the one with circle cutout for the home button usually is a curved tempered screen protector which covers the edges of iPhone 6 too.

Yeah, but infrequently.

8.1.3 update still doesn't solve the AirDrop problem that I have.

It can't detect my Mac. I tried every possible solution that I could think of, but nothing works so far. This shit is getting annoying.

I have yet to experience No Service on my 6, but sometimes the LTE is not stable. It will switch to 3G intermittently.

I hope this is just a network problem, and not my 6 starting to act up.

This post has been edited by Townshend: Feb 4 2015, 06:33 PM

Yup, honestly, I can't see any difference between 8.1.2 and 8.1.3 battery life. Maybe because it is too subtle, and I don't really care about that mofo until I can see a very noticeable difference.

I've been using my 6 for more than 2 months now. I put it in my front pocket, and it is still in perfect condition. Touch wood it will carry on like that.

Yes. It's a bug.

Do you use a case?

It's normal. Lights always "blink" at a very high rate due to utility frequency, and human eyes just aren't fast enough to see it. Depending on which country you live in, the frequency can either be 50 or 60 Hz. What this means is, you will probably notice about 4 flashes per second when you record in 240fps slow-mo, which is 240/4. Some lights however, will give you less noticeable flickering because of how they are designed.

Sunlight in the other hand, is measured in THz, so that explains why we can't see any flickering when we record slow-mo under natural lighting. 240fps slow-mo ain't fast enough to capture it.

This post has been edited by Townshend: Feb 12 2015, 04:18 PM

Are you on Mac or Windows?