Q: Ipad air low memory crash

I push my devices to the max daily, it does not crash and it does not reboot and that was my point. I don't care if its a real multitasking OS or not, im using my system as much as anyone could, and yes i do open 20 apps and never close them and i do max out my browser tabs while playing pandora, no crashes. Everyone will experience everything, that is what you people don't understand. There isn't some massive crashing scandal, you keep finding people that have crashes because you keep posting about them. If you werent looking for something so hard you wouldn't find it so easily. Do you understand what i am saying? No, no one does. If you search for something you will always find it, that does not mean that now the apple world is ending and you all have to sit here crying to me about your crashes.

 

Everything going on is normal, this thread is pointless and not needed. ios 7 is new, your devices are new, did you honestly think there would be no software bugs? You knew there would be, you didn't want to wait as technology changes fast, and i understand that. But you can stop your whining anytime, thx.

That is a previous post of mine, as I stated before.. I didn't mention a weird pimple metaphor but the premise was exactly the same.. People just don't listen to others they don't like, Go figure.

You are speaking for your self. You say "No it is not resolved...." That is your opinion and you are entitled to your opinion. I also understand the majority of the posters on this thread also think the Air has serious problems based on their experiences. I can't argue with that. A few of us had problems with the Air which have been resolved. A few of us have reported problems that we can live with.

We know that Apple has sold millions of iPad Airs to date. I wonder why this problem has not gone viral in the mainstream news? Do you really believe Apple would try to cover  this up? They only would hurt themselves by doing so. It appears a lot of people are unaffected by this problem or just not reporting it.

I disagree with your blanket statement " No it is not resolved...." because for me personally, the issue has been resolved to my satisfaction and I came to this tread, first to learn and then to report a positive solution that worked for me. If you had said "For me, no it is not resolved" I would not be writing this. I agree with you, that for those with genuine concerns, it would be a good idea to wait for a future release.

"You have it backwards.

Since for LOTS of folks the problems are, to varying degrees, still there it's obvious that the issues have NOT been resolved or NOBODY (or close to nobody, accounting for HW malfunctioning/user error) would still have them.

So it's you who have to qualify: "For me, yes it is resolved". Lucky you."

You used my comment, and replied to it, but I guess you did not read it carefully.

OK....but your post wasn't the post he was referring to.

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I'm not sure what most of the posters here are calling a "crash". I bought my iPad Air on opening day. I have had only a few reboots - which is what I think of as a crash. I have had an app close more often than a reboot, but not very often. My biggest and most common problem is when a Safari page doesn't load with the "wheel" just spinning, or an app doesn't load. This is always rectified by killing background apps and/or by running the Memory Info app - which releases memory. If the operating system doesn't properly release memory, an extra GB of RAM would just delay the problem, not fix it. To me this indicates that the problem is software related (fingers crossed). I also have an iPhone 5. The phone almost never "hangs", but I don't push it nearly as much as the iPad. It's screen is too small for my old eyes to do much web surfing, etc.

Hi rbrylawski

I knew it was your post and your pimple metaphor was spot on

I didn't respond to the boy's post as even though in came into my inbox it didn't initially appear here - I guess my anti virus was working for a while. I just have to change my settings to deal with tools (here) in a more permanent way.

You used my comment, and replied to it, but I guess you did not read it carefully.

You implicitly admit Fabio (and I) are right when in your post you yourself said: "I agree with you, that for those with genuine concerns, it would be a good idea to wait for a future release."

The issue have not been decisively addressed and resolved (yet), period.

Some lucky few, of whom you are one, claim that they are not experiencing them anymore so it's YOU who have to quality "for ME they have been resolved", period.

As an aside, I would love to get my hands for an in depth test on these iPad Airs which are not experiencing issues since I have yet to see one IRL, all of the ones I have tried are unreliable, unstable and buggy.

Thanks......maybe it's a nit, but I have an issue with someone who takes credit for something they didn't say.

Too many crashes, issue not resolved!!

You're not understanding, you said the exact same thing I said just in another way. Be original man.

You're really a trip.........

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The point is the issue has been resolved for some people.

After reading all the comments on this thread prior to his post, positive and negative (the majority negative), to  say "No it is not resolved...." That is a blanket statement. It ignores what other posters including myself have said.

You can say to me, "I have a problem with my iPad Air because it crash a lot"  And I say to you, "okay, but try this fix and see if it helps"  I have acknowledged your problem.

If I say to you, "I had the same problem to but I tried this procedure and it solved my problem"  And you say to me, "No it is not resolved...."  Then I have to disagree. You have not respected what I just said to you. That is why I disagree with his comment.

You should re-read my comment because I qualified it to myself. It's right there if you read it.

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