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Any chance you have either the 64GB iPhone 6 or the 128GB iPhone 6 Plus? Apple initially manufactured those using TLC NAND flash but stopped because it caused s
by rashkov 11y ago
Any chance you have either the 64GB iPhone 6 or the 128GB iPhone 6 Plus? Apple initially manufactured those using TLC NAND flash but stopped because it caused stability issues. I've had a lot of problems with mine although the iOS updates seem to be improving things.
- MBCook 11y agoI have a 128GB iPhone 6. But I don't have stability issues with any other apps, only Podcasts seems to do it. I also don't remember it being a problem around 8.0 or maybe 8.1. It didn't start until later.
- richardwhiuk 11y agoI've seen this on old headphones, where the contact isn't good, causing the device to think the headphones have been removed, thus pausing the music.
- MBCook 11y agoThat makes sense, but I've also had it happen while nothing was plugged into my iPhone. I can't help but think some background process is crashing and so the iPhone is pausing the music as a result.
- mitchty 11y agoI have a 128g 6+, for whatever reason on just one wifi network when I activate the vpn, I can reliably blue screen the phone. Note I'm not joking its a giant screen of blue then boom restart. I assume that is a kernel panic of sorts. But this one wifi network has "enterprise" level wpa. Just annoying to no end.
- PirateDave 11y agoI was having the same issue with my iPhone 5s a couple of days ago. Apparently, it's specific to a T-Mobile update and using calling over Wi-Fi. [0] http://americasmarkets.usatoday.com/2015/06/25/iphones-hit-with-blue-screens-of-death/ http://americasmarkets.usatoday.com/2015/06/25/iphones-hit-w...
- mitchty 11y agoInteresting, will see if anything there helps thanks for the heads up!
- tomku 11y agoI have a 16gb 4S (Q_Q) that has the exact same stability problems with Podcasts. It drives me nuts, it crashes frustratingly often while I'm driving to work in the morning.