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Their software has improved on the mobile front, it seems that's where all their engineers focus these days. It is sad that mac users long for the stability, sp

• rnhmjoj 12y ago
  Yes, probably OS X is a bit left aside nowadays.
• protomyth 12y ago
  I wouldn't say that. We are still experiencing the iOS won't connect to wifi bug. The really chaotic thing is that iPhones or iPads of the exact same model and software revision (current iOS 8.1.3) will randomly connect, not connect, or connect long enough to get an ip address then not be able to do anything. It is really getting quite frustrating. We have a Cisco 5807 controller and the 3702e wireless points. Every other OS works just fine. Only having trouble with Apple products and randomly at that.
  • craigching 12y ago
    Agree, having wifi problems myself, pretty much have to restart it on every use and that seems to get me around it until the next time it sleeps. I'm at the point of considering going back to iOS 7 on all my devices.
    • protomyth 12y ago
      I'm just baffled because we have (among tens of other devices) two iPhones with the same model number and one works and one doesn't. I have some students very happy and some very unhappy. Its not like I can get logs from these folks to figure out what the difference is.
• FireBeyond 12y ago
  You don't use third party keyboards, then? Because they regularly break. Swiftype, Swype. Keyboards disappear. All sorts of stuff. And iOS 8 isn't really that much better. I've seen weird screens where all the apps are shown, in different orientations, text rotated while the app maintains a different orientation, in Apple apps and third party.