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The regular apple watch has some bugs that have been around for years, too. One of my favorite features is on the mickey/minnie watch face, they verbally tell
by WWLink 2y ago
The regular apple watch has some bugs that have been around for years, too.
One of my favorite features is on the mickey/minnie watch face, they verbally tell you the time if you tap them..... except when they don't. Sometimes they just stop working until you power cycle the watch lol.
Also phone calls to/from the watch seem to go through fits of random failure. Like at least once a week it'll inexplicably fail to get notifications or fail to answer phone calls. And then once a month I'll have to power cycle both the watch and the phone because they fall into a trap where any call in/out fails.
I first noticed these bugs on my s4 and iphone xs. I'm currently using an s8 and iphone 13. Still got those bugs lol.
Oh I thought of one more. Any iOS device with a home button and an alphanumeric password won't show you the keyboard when it first starts up. You have to hit the power button and then wake it with the home button to see the keyboard lol.
- dukeofdoom 2y agoI just got a regular mouse ear alarm clock. The phone one has bugged out on me before, can't trust it now.
- Rinzler89 2y agoWhat's a mouse ear alarm clock?
- saagarjha 2y agohttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/Alarm_Clocks_20101107a.jpg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/Alarm_Cl...
- WWLink 2y agohahaha That's so classic Apple. It used to happen very often with daylight savings time. The funny part is I use the sleep app and the alarms. When I'm really worried about missing an alarm I set my android phone too, or the alarm clock by my bed lol. That rarely is needed.
- walterbell 2y ago> Any iOS device with a home button and an alphanumeric password won't show you the keyboard when it first starts up. You have to hit the power button and then wake it with the home button to see the keyboard lol. Thanks for explaining iPhone SE2/SE3 behavior. iOS Magnifier (for blind people!) will randomly stop speaking "image descriptions", continuing onscreen, invisible to the blind user.