Thanks Ronni for clarifying that. Makes sense. Generally I make sure i
do a Backup of my iOS devices to iTunes prior to an iOS minor update
(within version release) and Transfer Purchases made since last
Backup. Once that's done I unplug and then update OTA. Been trouble
free for many updates so fa
Many thanks for that, as usual, full and succinct explanation!
Severin
> On 28 Oct 2015, at 1:22 pm, Ronni Brown wrote:
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> Hi Severin & Peter,
>
> At first approximation they are the same, but the mechanism of the update is
> different since one can be a delta and self-applied update and th
Hi Severin & Peter,
At first approximation they are the same, but the mechanism of the update is
different since one can be a delta and self-applied update and the other
installs a complete build rather than patching the OS.
The OTA (Over The Air) update implies the OS and device is working pro
Yes, I have noted the same phenomenon and have wondered why. Now, I
wait for Ronni's "all clear" before doing the download and always use
the WiFI option. There is no apparent downside to doing it this way -
always.
Pete.
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From: wamug@wamug.org.au
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Why are downloads via iTunes on iOS devices so unbelievably slow? I usually
do them wirelessly but today by some quirk I decided to do my iPad mini while
plugged in to iTunes. After what seemed an interminable wait I interrogated
the download viewer and was told there were 12 hours still to g
No mystery at all. Telstra offered me a “free” notebook computer some years
ago. I did not accept the notebook, but in the package that came ( modem,
phone,T box etc) was a sim card. And I still argue with them about the charges
they have made for something I never used.
The SIM card was sni
I too have been trying to figure why a Mac of any kind would use a SIM card.
I understood SIM cards are for operation of mobile phones.
I thought for a while I was learning something new !
> On 28 Oct 2015, at 7:59 AM, Peter Hinchliffe
> wrote:
>
>
>> On 27 Oct 2015, at 10:13 am, Anthony (Tony
> On 27 Oct 2015, at 10:13 am, Anthony (Tony) Francis wrote:
>
> Hello Ronni
>
> I am beginning to get a little tired of waiting in queues to talk to a
> Telstra Employee, being assured that the information given will end our
> frustration with WIFI and DATA download, and then having to retur
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