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profburek OP t1_iu92l3p wrote

Reply to comment by arthuralaor in iPhone 14 pro heating up by profburek

That’s great to hear! Fortunately it seems like it’s iOS related so hopefully the release an update to 16.1 soon

I’m fine manually gojngn back to regular 16 tho , i have some free time this weekend to re-install my apps. Im in The same boat as you where my backup is from 16.1

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Rcmacc t1_iu917az wrote

When you sketch on a PDF, does it flatten automatically when you open on the computer? Looking for something for the iPad that doesn’t so I can edit the markups later when I bring it to my PC.

I know Notablilty doesn’t but Bluebeam does, though their app is super clunky to use

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BitingChaos t1_iu90eto wrote

That didn't really help.

Airalo has been called one of the most expensive options out there. It's one of the reasons many people don't like eSIMs.

Paying Airalo's artificially-inflated prices for minimal data eSIM versus paying a few bucks for a physical SIM card with tons of data can be quite annoying for many people that travel.

You claimed it was the "cheap" option. Tell us, then, which option costs more than Airalo?

"stop being poor" isn't anywhere near a real answer.

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CreamyAdmin t1_iu8zd3q wrote

  • Searching for messages (unable to do so in iMessage)
  • Being able to edit a phone number in phone dialer
  • Have numbers and also special characters on your keyboard
  • Being able to switch off NFC
  • Back swipe from the right hand side of screen as well
  • Having parallel apps - installing 2 WhatsApps with two numbers
  • Pinning an app on screen
  • Hidden apps drawer
  • Creating a separate account on one device e.g. like having 2 logins on an android with isolated settings
  • Setting a different wallpaper for lockscreen and a different one for the app drawer screen
  • The way apps move around the screen makes it hard to organise on Apple - it's easier to do a switch apps on the screen instead of everything moving to the bottom
  • Long scroll screen shots as an image
  • Set different notification sounds/volumes to apps and contacts
  • Using and setting the LED dot to see what app just sent a notification alert based on your own predefined colour you set
  • Using the numbers to get a contact e.g on Num pad you will type 7383 to get your contact named PETE
  • Right swipe on the backspace to highlight and delete text
  • Pin/store copied text to your keyboard
  • Inbuilt spam call/text filter
  • Maps is just far better
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