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iOS 8.4 slow wake on iPad Air 2

After upgrading to iOS 8.4, I noticed that there is a 1-2 second delay before the screen turns on after waking it up. This generally happens if my iPad has been locked for a few minutes and I'm certain that this wasn't present in iOS 8.3. Has anyone else noticed this behavior? I'm going to submit a bug report to Apple, but wanted to reach out to the community first...

iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.1)

Posted on Jul 1, 2015 4:07 PM

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Posted on Jul 1, 2015 4:46 PM

iPad Air 2 under iOS 8.4 and wake is instantaneous here, whether from the sleep/wake switch or Smart Cover.

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Jul 6, 2015 8:53 PM in response to Grahamollie

For those just discovering this issue:


The only current work-around for the wake delay is to use a Smart Cover/ Smart Case (magnetic wake)

Waking from Sleep/Wake button or Home button both cause the delay

Waking from Smart Cover/Smart Case (magnetically) or by plugging into a charger does NOT cause the delay.


The current work around for the screen rotation issue is to disable Reduce Motion as below

If the Reduce Motion setting is turned ON under Settings/General/Accessibility/Reduce Motion, the screen will not rotate correctly

If the Reduce Motion setting is turned OFF under Settings/General/Accessibility/Reduce Motion, the screen will rotate correctly


Seems we are stuck with these issues until Apple get it's act together and fixes them. Supply your feedback to them here please:

http://www.apple.com/feedback/

Jul 6, 2015 9:30 PM in response to SergZak

Aloha SergZak

And only SergZak.

I remember an old technique called calibrating the home button.

Open any standard Apple app like Notes or Reminders.

Hold the power button until the slide to close appears.

When it appears press the home button and release the power button.

When done it will return you to your homescreen.

Give it a try, the worst that can happen is you gave your iPad another reset.

Stay well, Bob.

Jul 6, 2015 11:33 PM in response to ahwman

I'm so sorry to disturb you guys but I have another question and I really need help


Hi Everyone,

I have one question regarding the screen distortion in iPad Air 2, whenever I hold the back of my iPad a bit firmly on the right hand side the pressure leads to screen distortion in that particular area. Is this because the iPad Air 2 is too thin? Should I be really worried about this? Will this harm that certain area of the iPad when I put pressure on it? Or will it harm my iPad or any of its Parts inside?


Thanks,

TheFlashZero

iOS 8.4 slow wake on iPad Air 2

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