dun think anything can do. wait until the next update.

back to normal now...no update no fixing...not sure what has been done

got what. new feature. wireless transfer from old phone to new phone.

Anyone took their phone back to apple to fix ghost touch issue? If yes how long did it take?

I meant without updating either in ios or App, the issue resolved itself.

is it? i should left it as it is then

sad, if only i waited till this feature come out before transferring my stuff over instead of using iCloud

lel

Using iCloud should be painful. 😜

need more information on this as well... do they actually replaced with improved display or the same that bound to get the issues again..

Same day
I tried before

Really? Same day? Where did you bring it to? I asked the one in the mines they say will need to leave my phone there for 5~7 days 1-2 to check if there is problem then request parts from SG and then only they repair.

This post has been edited by YJ_G: Jul 26 2019, 10:03 AM

Use to charge my iphone X with my ipad charger as the stock iphone charger is rather slow in charging.
(2.1A vs 1A)

Unfortunately my one and only ipad charger just give up on me and I am thinking to get a replacement.

https://www.lazada.com.my/-i450962119-s6848...lFlag=true&mp=3

Any advise if I get this 2.1A 3rd party charger to charge my IX, will it have similar charging speed like the ipad charger?

I'm pretty sure that adapter will be as slow as the stock one as it is also 5V, where else the iPad adapter is either 10 or 12V.

This post has been edited by attw: Aug 1 2019, 04:35 PM

since u using iPhone X, why not use USB PD. Faster than iPad charger.

UGREEN USB-PD + USB-C to Lightning

Less than RM70 u get both 18W USB PD and MFI cable by UGREEN

Like previous guy said, might as well grab PD charger for faster charging speed
I just use my xiaomi 45w pd charger, which I used for my pixel phone

An iPad charger still 5V. The difference is the amp.

Stock charger 5v 1a (5W)
iPad charger 5v 2a (10W) / 5v 2.4a (12W)
USB PD 9v 2a (18W)

Thanks for all the advise.
Will look it up

Oops, I mis-typed the W with a V

So by that definition, the adapter I posted earlier has 2.1 A. (5V), so it will charge my iphone faster than the stock one right? Similar to the ipad charger charging speed.

Hehe