All articles tagged with #user reports
Originally Published 3 months ago — by MacRumors
Users are reporting that the new iOS 26 Liquid Glass Design makes app icons appear crooked, indicating user dissatisfaction with the updated UI aesthetic.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Nintendo Life
A recent poll and user reports indicate that the Nintendo Switch 2's screen is prone to scratches, mainly on the protective film rather than the actual screen, raising concerns about durability and proper handling.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Reddit experienced a major outage that affected the loading of posts and comments, with users encountering various issues depending on their account and layout. The company confirmed the issue and worked to restore services, which were largely fixed by 2:17PM ET. Around 50,000 user reports of issues were recorded.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Android Authority
Early adopters of the OnePlus 12 have expressed disappointment with the phone's build quality, specifically noting gaps between the camera housing and the rear cover, as well as excess glue in that area. While it is unclear how widespread these issues are, a Xiaomi executive indirectly criticized OnePlus for potentially having less stringent internal quality control standards. It is hoped that these problems will be addressed before the global launch next month.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Mac
Widespread reports indicate that the iPhone 15 is overheating, with temperatures reaching as high as 116F. The issue appears to affect all models, with users experiencing excessive heat during charging and even during light usage. Some users have reported that their phones become too hot to hold without a case. While it is normal for iPhones to get warm during the initial setup period, these reports go beyond that timeframe. Thermal imaging camera tests have confirmed the high temperatures, with some users experiencing extreme heat during demanding tasks.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Users of the newly released iPhone 15 are reporting overheating issues while charging, with some describing their devices as "almost too hot to touch." The problem appears to occur during fast charging and is most pronounced between 25% and 60% battery charge. While some users have experienced this issue, others have reported no problems and have even praised the improved battery life of the iPhone 15 Pro Max. It remains to be seen how widespread the overheating problem is as more users receive their devices.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Google
Google Home has implemented a change that restricts newer Nest devices, such as the Google Nest Mini, Nest Audio, and Chromecast with Google TV, to be placed in only one speaker group at a time. This limitation, backed by user reports, affects Google's latest devices currently on sale. Previously, users could create speaker groups encompassing all devices in their home or group them by room. The change is seen as inconvenient and tedious, requiring users to edit groups before each use. Google confirmed that this change is due to a recent legal decision and does not affect existing speaker groups.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Reddit experienced a major outage lasting for about an hour, during which users encountered error messages or blank screens when trying to load pages while logged in. The issue affected desktop web, mobile web, and native mobile apps. The incident has since been resolved, following previous issues in June and July.