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but frankly, there isn't a major difference between the oled screens of the ipx compared to the older ip lcd screens
 
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arcturuz said:
but frankly, there isn't a major difference between the oled screens of the ipx compared to the older ip lcd screens
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I fully agreed. Besides having a larger screen in a smaller size phone, rest looks the same. When the screen is much bigger like tv or ipad then oled will b better
 
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The assistive touch button my iPhone X keeps shifting to a different spot. Anyone knows how to stop this?
 
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kEvinErd said:
Shifts downwards.. The shifting seems to be triggered whenever it gets “obstructed” by the keyboard popping up, but it doesn’t then shift back to its original spot..
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Mine shift too. So I placed it right at the top in the middle. I was never a fan of assistive touch until I find that now I can assign it to having one task only and that task I assign it to lock the screen.

So I unlock the phone by tapping the screen once and flip up from the bottom to unlock. To lock, I just touch the assistive button. No need to use strength to press the side button.
 
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argentinafa said:
Mine shift too. So I placed it right at the top in the middle. I was never a fan of assistive touch until I find that now I can assign it to having one task only and that task I assign it to lock the screen.

So I unlock the phone by tapping the screen once and flip up from the bottom to unlock. To lock, I just touch the assistive button. No need to use strength to press the side button.
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Thanks for confirming that my issue is not unique to my phone. I had set up my assistive touch in the exact same manner, but because of the shifting issue, I’ve turned it off.
 
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Anyone your iphone x suddenly stop charging at around 80%?

How to prevent this from happening and make it charge full 100%?
 
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hi all, just need an advice..

iphone X need to fully charge for 8 hours before use or just charge 100% will do?
 
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calvintorrie said:
hi all, just need an advice..

iphone X need to fully charge for 8 hours before use or just charge 100% will do?
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Now there's no need to the 'first charge 8 hrs' rule, it's outdated. Just charge it to 100% and even after it hits 100%, leave it on for another 10-15 mins to ensure it's fully charged to capacity.
 
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Hi guys. I am using Circles currently, and I get 4G+ on my previous android phone.
I then used the sim card on my iphone x, but it only shows as ‘4G’ in the top right.

So is 4G+ shown as 4G on ipx? Or is it supposed to show as LTE?
 
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There is no 4G+ icon on iphone. Android segregates the speed of LTE by having different icons but Apple iOS just lump them as 4G..

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Hi guys. I am using Circles currently, and I get 4G+ on my previous android phone.
I then used the sim card on my iphone x, but it only shows as ‘4G’ in the top right.

So is 4G+ shown as 4G on ipx? Or is it supposed to show as LTE?
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banana10 said:
Hi guys. I am using Circles currently, and I get 4G+ on my previous android phone.
I then used the sim card on my iphone x, but it only shows as ‘4G’ in the top right.

So is 4G+ shown as 4G on ipx? Or is it supposed to show as LTE?
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iPhones apparently do not show the '+' prefix. Android maybe due to different OS. The '+' means a faster 4G. Originally 4G speeds hit 300MBps and enhanced is around 450MBps. iPhone X supports up to 450MBps.

LTE is basically the same as 4G but not in our market. Usually only those such as US carriers and different phone variant in their market will show LTE instead of 4G.
 
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Snoweagle said:
iPhones apparently do not show the '+' prefix. Android maybe due to different OS. The '+' means a faster 4G. Originally 4G speeds hit 300MBps and enhanced is around 450MBps. iPhone X supports up to 450MBps.

LTE is basically the same as 4G but not in our market. Usually only those such as US carriers and different phone variant in their market will show LTE instead of 4G.
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I think you mean 300mbps and 450mbps respectively..

450MBps = 3600mbps

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Snoweagle said:
iPhones apparently do not show the '+' prefix. Android maybe due to different OS. The '+' means a faster 4G. Originally 4G speeds hit 300MBps and enhanced is around 450MBps. iPhone X supports up to 450MBps.

LTE is basically the same as 4G but not in our market. Usually only those such as US carriers and different phone variant in their market will show LTE instead of 4G.
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Actually iPhone X support LTE speed up to 600Mbps and max upload of speed 150Mbps.

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