i cant seem to on my camera without unlocking my phone.

anyone is able to assist?

It shouldn't unlock your phone, only allow you to access your camera and photos. Unless of course if you're looking at the phone then it unlocks

Agreed. Plug it in at night, sleep, plug out, use. My daily routine.

Guys, your advice ? To keep using or better go to AASP and have it replaced if necessary ? But I might go days without phone :/

https://youtu.be/dSTi3xJSIxQ

hey X owners, any of you having the X feel like this reviewer/ agree with points raised?

Some here have had for about 3 months right? What's short term conclusion?

Thanks for reply. Great points you wrote. Samsung better pics? Thought with both cams having OIS it would be ahead. Guess then the incoming S9 cam may outdo the X. Been a few mentions about the S9 cam.

iOS 11 has been ... a bit of problem. The latest update to counter a single character that can cause iMessage to crash.. what's that about? suddenly vulnerable?

What about the rest of you all?

My cafele back tempered glass has halo effect as well

Hi guys, anyone here using wireless charger?

Kindly recommend me the chargers you are using. thanks

got semi standing charger?

how long it takes to charge until full?

i try to charge my ip 8+ with samsung wireless charges (pair with ipad 12w adapter), the charging speed was slow .... less than 10% in 30 mins

Not battery the battery will overcharged?

I forgot to ask this.
Will update you when I find out.

Was told not recommended not to charge overnight.

But leaving your phone in the charger overnight, even when it's fully charged, won't do much to change how frequently its battery runs through cycles, which are drained by simply using the phone.

"In terms of the gradual erosion of battery life, what must be understood is that phone batteries are constantly in a state of decay," a representative for the battery and charger accessories maker Anker says. "Sleeping with a phone charging overnight will make no noticeable difference in the process."

That's because modern smartphones are designed to avoid taking in more current than is necessary to fully charge them. In other words, they know when to take it easy.

"Smartphones, as the name would suggest, are smart," the Anker representative said. "Every unit has a built-in chip that will prevent charging once 100% capacity has been reached. Therefore, provided that the phone in question is purchased from a verified and legitimate retailer, there should be no danger in leaving the phone charging overnight."

The idea that charging overnight may be harmful — or cause a series of "mini-charges" that continuously drain the battery — typically comes from people's experiences with older tech, Wiens says.

"I think what gives people this feeling is that back in the day some phones or some laptops would go back and forth between 99% and 100%" on their battery indicators, he says. "That had more to do with measuring errors of what the software was showing you more than anything else."

Apple fans ...

did anyone realise the phone gets very laggy when it is too hot?

this is the scenario
I use the waze on a hot afternoon and put the phone on the right side of the steering which is on top of the right driver aircond. then i wanna select song while waiting infront the traffic light, i found that the phone become very laggy on every aspect such as switching app or the animation on waze or the song that pre-downloaded also taking long time to play

Ive compared my ip6+ with my friend ip7+ and ipX. The picture quality when we are watching youtube videos doesnt differ much across all the devices.

But the speaker quality were good on ipX compare to its predecessor. The bass is there. In terms of loudness nothing much different. The imaging of sound also nice on ipX.

The sound quality when plugin the headphone also better with the ipX. But not that much.

Blame apple for starting the trend of glass phones with iphone4

It's because the OLED screen. Some people have complained about it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/7uv...ion_which_is_a/

I know right? Hahaha... considering it's close to a RM5000 phone...  :confused:

Anyways, I think I'll need to let it go before the warranty expires. Can't afford the repairs if anything happens!

safest bet would be ip8+