iPhone 6 Plus recall rumor# Stock
b*n
1 楼
rt，从早上开始就几乎没吃过东西了，连水也不肯喝，一直断断续续的哭，
早上看过医生，只说要多喂水，但喂不下去啊
再这样下去真怕脱水，求好心的妈妈们给出点主意吧~~
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 7.7
早上看过医生，只说要多喂水，但喂不下去啊
再这样下去真怕脱水，求好心的妈妈们给出点主意吧~~
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 7.7
F*s
2 楼
Apple May Have a Huge iPhone 6 Plus Recall on its Hands
BY TODD HASELTON | NOVEMBER 4, 2014
Apple pretty much dismissed any concerns with iPhone 6 Plus bending, even
though there’s plenty of proof that, given enough pressure, the phone does
indeed bend. We haven’t experienced that under normal usage situations,
however, and that problem seems to have mostly quieted down. Still, Apple
may be facing a much bigger headache that one media outlet suggests could
result in a massive recall of iPhone 6 Plus units.
If you own the iPhone 6 Plus with 128GB of storage, you may have noticed
that it sometimes crashes and reboots. I can confirm this with my own unit,
and apparently the problem lies in the storage option that Apple decided to
use on the device. As a result of how it handles data, the flash storage and
its controller IC componenet may ultimately have issues when there are
loads of applications stored on the larger format iPhone 6 Plus.
According to Business Korea, Apple opted to use triple-level cell (TLC) NAND
flash storage in the iPhone 6 Plus to save costs over multi-level cell (MLC
) NAND flash storage that’s used in other iPhone models. The problem,
Business Korea explained, is that while TLC can store more data, it’s also
slower and less stable than the other options available, which may be one
reason why the iPhone 6 Plus with 128GB of storage crashes. The site also
points to known problems with the controller IC, or integrated circuit, that
has also been recognized in Samsung SSD products that use the same NAND
flash.
It’s possible that Apple might be able to work around the issue with a
software fix, it seems, but Business Korea also thinks something much bigger
may be on the horizon. “Some in the industry think that if TLC flash is
indeed the cause of the defects, Apple might recall all of the products that
have been sold so far,” the news outlet said. The issue, at least on my
end, isn’t so frequent that I’d return my device, but perhaps it’s a much
bigger problem than it appears to be on the surface.
BY TODD HASELTON | NOVEMBER 4, 2014
Apple pretty much dismissed any concerns with iPhone 6 Plus bending, even
though there’s plenty of proof that, given enough pressure, the phone does
indeed bend. We haven’t experienced that under normal usage situations,
however, and that problem seems to have mostly quieted down. Still, Apple
may be facing a much bigger headache that one media outlet suggests could
result in a massive recall of iPhone 6 Plus units.
If you own the iPhone 6 Plus with 128GB of storage, you may have noticed
that it sometimes crashes and reboots. I can confirm this with my own unit,
and apparently the problem lies in the storage option that Apple decided to
use on the device. As a result of how it handles data, the flash storage and
its controller IC componenet may ultimately have issues when there are
loads of applications stored on the larger format iPhone 6 Plus.
According to Business Korea, Apple opted to use triple-level cell (TLC) NAND
flash storage in the iPhone 6 Plus to save costs over multi-level cell (MLC
) NAND flash storage that’s used in other iPhone models. The problem,
Business Korea explained, is that while TLC can store more data, it’s also
slower and less stable than the other options available, which may be one
reason why the iPhone 6 Plus with 128GB of storage crashes. The site also
points to known problems with the controller IC, or integrated circuit, that
has also been recognized in Samsung SSD products that use the same NAND
flash.
It’s possible that Apple might be able to work around the issue with a
software fix, it seems, but Business Korea also thinks something much bigger
may be on the horizon. “Some in the industry think that if TLC flash is
indeed the cause of the defects, Apple might recall all of the products that
have been sold so far,” the news outlet said. The issue, at least on my
end, isn’t so frequent that I’d return my device, but perhaps it’s a much
bigger problem than it appears to be on the surface.
h*2
3 楼
可以试着给宝宝凉点的东西吃，比如Yorgut.从冰箱拿出来的西瓜。多吃点流体食物保
持水分。
我们宝宝2岁，之前也口腔溃疡。肚子饿，但不敢吃。这边的医生说是virus，所以也没
有要。只能挺着。一般一个星期左右差不多就好了。
持水分。
我们宝宝2岁，之前也口腔溃疡。肚子饿，但不敢吃。这边的医生说是virus，所以也没
有要。只能挺着。一般一个星期左右差不多就好了。
s*d
4 楼
aapl 重来都是你自己觉得有问题去店里换，这么一说的话一直在recall。
b*e
5 楼
试试看冰果汁行不行，实在不行，给不加奶的冰淇淋或者冰棒含嘴里，至少也能化成水
，算是液体，而且有些糖分能补充一下能量，再者就是冰冰凉凉的也能吃得进去。
bless
，算是液体，而且有些糖分能补充一下能量，再者就是冰冰凉凉的也能吃得进去。
bless
h*s
6 楼
according to Samsung, Korea ?
haha
does
,
【在 F****s 的大作中提到】
: Apple May Have a Huge iPhone 6 Plus Recall on its Hands
: BY TODD HASELTON | NOVEMBER 4, 2014
: Apple pretty much dismissed any concerns with iPhone 6 Plus bending, even
: though there’s plenty of proof that, given enough pressure, the phone does
: indeed bend. We haven’t experienced that under normal usage situations,
: however, and that problem seems to have mostly quieted down. Still, Apple
: may be facing a much bigger headache that one media outlet suggests could
: result in a massive recall of iPhone 6 Plus units.
: If you own the iPhone 6 Plus with 128GB of storage, you may have noticed
: that it sometimes crashes and reboots. I can confirm this with my own unit,
haha
does
,
【在 F****s 的大作中提到】
: Apple May Have a Huge iPhone 6 Plus Recall on its Hands
: BY TODD HASELTON | NOVEMBER 4, 2014
: Apple pretty much dismissed any concerns with iPhone 6 Plus bending, even
: though there’s plenty of proof that, given enough pressure, the phone does
: indeed bend. We haven’t experienced that under normal usage situations,
: however, and that problem seems to have mostly quieted down. Still, Apple
: may be facing a much bigger headache that one media outlet suggests could
: result in a massive recall of iPhone 6 Plus units.
: If you own the iPhone 6 Plus with 128GB of storage, you may have noticed
: that it sometimes crashes and reboots. I can confirm this with my own unit,
i*e
7 楼
听着象手口足' 吃冰激凌' pedi奶喝粥
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