High amplitude vibrations cause problems for the cameras' gyroscopes https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/11/22668294/motorcycle-vibrations-damage-iphone-camera-apple
Long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges degrades the performance of Apple iPhone optical
image stabilization (OIS).1 and Apple closed-loop autofocus (AF).2
which leads to reduced image quality for photos and videos.
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude
vibrations.
Or better still, keep clear of Apple and their overpriced devices.
High amplitude vibrations cause problems for the cameras' gyroscopes https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/11/22668294/motorcycle-vibrations-damage-iphon
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Long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges degrades the performance of Apple iPhone optical image stabilization (OIS).1 and Apple closed-loop autofocus (AF).2 which leads to reduced image quality for photos and videos.
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude vibrations.
Long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges degrades the performance of Apple iPhone optical image stabilization (OIS).1 and Apple closed-loop autofocus (AF).2 which leads to reduced image quality for photos and videos.
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude vibrations.
Why would it be only Apple?
And who do you blame - Apple, or Harley Davidson?
In article<0001HW.26EE5A510018B51D30708138F@news-us.newsgroup.ninja>,
Bill W <nothing@nowhere.com> wrote:
Long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges degrades the performance of Apple iPhone optical image stabilization (OIS).1 and Apple closed-loop autofocus (AF).2 which leads to
reduced image quality for photos and videos.
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude vibrations.
Why would it be only Apple?
it isn't only apple, and it's not even a significant issue either.
And who do you blame - Apple, or Harley Davidson?
journalists who write stupid linkbait articles and those who never read
past the headline.
Bill W <not...@nowhere.com> asked
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude vibrations.
Why would it be only Apple?
it isn't only apple, and it's not even a significant issue either.
And who do you blame - Apple, or Harley Davidson?
journalists who write stupid linkbait articles and those who never read
past the headline.
And people who use rigid mounts for expensive electronics on bikes that shake1. Why would it only be Apple?
a lot.
Just as in batteries, *Apple _chooses_ to use cheap iPhone components*. <https://www.macrumors.com/2021/09/10/iphone-camera-vibration-damage-motorcyles/>
2. Is it a significant issue?
According to XDADevelopers, the expensive iPhone is _permanently_ borked. <https://www.xda-developers.com/apple-warns-motorcycle-engines-can-damage-iphone-cameras/>
3. Whom do you blame? Harley Davidson?
Maybe, but then why haven't the apologists like Savageduck,
Jolly Roger, nospam, Wade Garrett, et. al yet found any official
statements from the other phone OEMs yet? Why only Apple?
4. Why is it the journalists' fault for reporting on an Apple Support Doc? It's not. *The apologists will always _blame_ anyone but Apple.*
It's what apologists do to deflect poor iPhone quality evidence.
(Check out the cheap batteries Apple _chose_ to put in the iPhone 12!) <https://www.pcmag.com/news/report-iphone-12-to-use-smaller-cheaper-battery>
For apologists, the most convenient one to blame is the messenger itself.
And yet, in this case, the messenger _is_ Apple! <https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212803>
Notice Apple and apologists alike, blame everyone but Apple for all
Apple's flaws (e.g., the battery chemistry is the _same_ in iPads!).
5. Should bikers use rigid mounts?
Dampening mounts to protect against poor quality iPhones do exist. <https://www.tomsguide.com/news/apple-just-issued-iphone-warning-this-could-wreck-your-camera>
In summary, at the moment, it's just iPhones (to own an iPhone is to live in fear) but luckily many people who own iPhones have AppleCare (again, because to own an iPhone is to live in fear) which is replacing them under warranty.
Given Apple always blames everyone else for their poor design choices, I'm sure the resident apologists are feverishly seeking official statements from other OEMs (probably even scouring Reddit for anecdotal evidence) so that they too can blame everyone but Apple for Apple's poor design choices.
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Nobody in tech spends more in marketing and _less_ in R&D than does Apple.
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude vibrations.
Why would it be only Apple?
it isn't only apple, and it's not even a significant issue either.
And who do you blame - Apple, or Harley Davidson?
journalists who write stupid linkbait articles and those who never read
past the headline.
And people who use rigid mounts for expensive electronics on bikes that shake a lot.
High amplitude vibrations cause problems for the cameras' gyroscopes https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/11/22668294/motorcycle-vibrations-damage-iphone-camera-apple
Long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges degrades the performance of Apple iPhone optical image stabilization (OIS).1 and Apple closed-loop autofocus (AF).2 which leads to reduced image quality for photos and videos.
As a result you shouldn't expose your iPhone to high-amplitude vibrations.
I'd worry more about kidneys than iPhones.
Using an iPhone for nav when riding a cycle?
Shoot, that's like taking a girl wearing an evening dress, diamonds, a
tiara and long white gloves to the Pig 'n Pit Roadside Barbecue
restaurant just off County Road #7 in rural south Georgia.
Per the article this relates to hard mounting the iPhone, which would transmit the vibrations directly. A bit of vibration damping would
solve it.
A mechanical engineer could work out an optimal damper for any
particular mount and mass of iPhone give the vibration characteristics.
The problem here is clearly the iPhone is built like a piece of shit.
Seen so many with smashed screens when dropped.
Seems there is spyware out there which can infiltrate Crapple without
user knowing.
Whatever happened to those Crapple fan bois who used to say "Crapple
can't be hacked"?
<troll finished LOL>
Nobody spends LESS in R&D and MORE in MARKETING than does Apple.
In article <iqa44kFr0llU3@mid.individual.net>, Mountain Magpie <Leura@blue.mountains.org> wrote:
On Mon, 13 Sep 2021 20:45:30 +0000, Robin Goodfellow posted:-
Nobody spends LESS in R&D and MORE in MARKETING than does Apple.
LOL brave words, you will get "nospam" the troll giving you a serve
for that.
he's posted that drivel before. both of you failed grade school math.
On Mon, 13 Sep 2021 20:45:30 +0000, Robin Goodfellow posted:-
Nobody spends LESS in R&D and MORE in MARKETING than does Apple.
LOL brave words, you will get "nospam" the troll giving you a serve for
that.
Many have been blinded by Crapple marketing, you obviously are one of
them.
Many have been blinded by Crapple marketing, you obviously are one of
them.
many make baseless assumptions and have no clue about apple (or the
industry itself), leaving insults as their only response.
Nobody spends LESS in R&D and MORE in MARKETING than does Apple.
LOL brave words, you will get "nospam" the troll giving you a serve for
that.
he's posted that drivel before. both of you failed grade school math.
in fact, there is more malware for android than for any other operating system, but why let facts get in the way of a very poor attempt at
trolling.
*Apple spends way less than Microsoft on R&D* <https://money.cnn.com/2013/11/20/technology/mobile/apple-rd-spend/>
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