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Originally Posted by jswinden
I've had the Kindle app itself crash a time or two, but it never caused the mini or my other iThingies to crash. Safari crashed my iPhone 5 last Sunday and it took a while to get it to reset. But no crashes like that on the mini yet. I'm still thinking that nearly 500 apps, many of which will run in the background or at least wake up and phone home periodically, is more than any tablet should have. To each their own of course, but I cannot imagine even being able to run 500 apps one time each per month! Just not enough time in my schedule. Do the math. If one ran each of 500 apps for 5 minutes once a month, then one would need to be on their iPad for nearly 41 hours and 40 minutes. In my case there would be a lot of lonely, neglected apps sitting around forever wishing someone would run them.  |
BTW: I've checked the settings/cellular data:
Only 11 apps had used cellular data so far (7 days).
46MB the App Store.
10MB a speed test of my WiFi performance.
The rest some 10k each, all less than 1MB.
That's almost nothing. I can't imagine this being the problem.
But then again: It hasn't crashed for more than 24 hours.
I'm curious, whether/when it will crash again.
BTW: When deleting an SMS (something my iPhone 4S doesn't seem to like since the update to iOS7), my iPhone4S did seem to crash just an hour ago. It seemed to have shut down and didn't react anymore. I connected the power connector and it was on instantly. So it didn't actually crash, it just "shut me off". I have to check that with the next crash of my iPad. It wouldn't be of much use in daily usage. Whether I restart it entirely or just plug it in: It's annoying anyway. But it would be interesting to understand, how "deep" it actually is crashing.