ottisb wrote:
I spoke to Apple regarding the wifi issue, at first they tried to blame the issue on my wifi connection until I advised him I am a technical engineer and if my wifi was at fault why is all the wifi connections working fine except for my Iphone and Ipad Air, i'm expecting a call-back today for a resolution or I will visit the Apple Store as a very angry customer demanding a refund, Ipad Air is useless now it's definitely a software (8.0.2) fault Apple doesn't want people to believe that though even though there's clear evidence, My Ipad Air was perfect until I updated to 8.0 and 8.0.1 and 8.0.2 also experiencing slow speeds using wireless when i've got a 50mb broadband connection which works perfect on my Macbook Pro which is also Apple.
Well my new 6 plus never had problems even in 8.0 so I am curious is yours a 64 or 128? Mine is 128 and a little poll I have done seems to show the issues stronger in 64 GB and 16's vs the 128's (there are some with 128 and issue mind you).
I have left it in 8.0 though and not tried 8.0.2 yet. Test at work with high speed fiber I am getting speeds of 60 Mbps down and 30 Mbps up, and home with my regular comcast I am getting 28 Mbps down and 6 Mbps up like I do on my macbook with the airport and comcast regular cable modem.Two people in my office with regular 6's no problems either, and the also updated to 8.0.2 and still no problems. I am not sure what to conclude but it seems some 6's, some iPads and some 5s iphones do have problems with 8.0.x and others do not. My IPad air is also fine and I put 8.0.2 on to test it. Dang just ran here at office I am getting 143 Mbps down and 33.38 Mbps up. Usually we get 60-75 down and 25 up maybe on good days 100 down and 30 up. I wonder if for me the 8.0.2 on my iPad air (128 GB model) is actually improving things? But i am willing to risk it and reinstall but I need my phone so I am wary of experimenting with 8.0.2 yet on it even though my two office mates having no problem. This is hard to figure
Ran phone few more times getting about half down (60 Mbps) compared to consistent 140 Mbps down on iPad air, and equivalent up (27 Mbps compared to 30 on iPad air with the 8.0.2. Interesting experiment. Wish I had done it with 8 and 7 on my iPad air.