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May be following can help:

- update to iOS 8.2
- go to Settings -> Cellular -> Voice & Data -> Select 3G (and NOT LTE and/or 2G)

May be its trying to latch on to LTE and BSNL for one is know to have this bug activated for LTE while all their service is capable of is 3G

Thanks Srini for the response. I have a couple of problems:
1. I bought my iphone in US. iCare guy told me that Apple wouldn't even do a paid service😱 in India
2. My serial number is not covered under battery replacement program
3. Iphone is out of warranty now

Fortunately, I need to go on a biz trip to US soon. I can get my phone fixed in US

Has anyone noticed the iP6 speaker volume has reduced in 8.2. When I bought it, the speaker volume was really loud, crisp and boomy, but now its puny :(

I havent noticed any major difference in sound as such. Probably because i use bluetooth speakers everywhere, but, I just checked the phone speaker and it sounds fine enough for a mono speaker.

This does remind me of my old android though, I had an HTC One with Beats Audio. The music quality was absolutely amazing earlier, but was reduced later to improve speaker life

Does anybody have an issue with the lightning cable on the iphone 5s?
The cable looks OK but it no longer charges.

Any suggestion on buying an alternate cable?

Thanks in advance!

There are lots of Belkin knock off cables on flipkart and Snapdeal
I had bought from both the sites and they work just fine.

I bought an ANKER lightning cable from Amazon.com (my cousin carried it to India) these are high quality with great build, have been using them for about 2 months now and no complaints so far. Link: http://www.amazon.com/Certified-Anke...8093150&sr=1-3

So I got the iPhone 6 off of Amazon.in
Fulfilled by Amazon and supplied by Croma Retail.

Ordered on 31st March.
Delivery promise 6th April
Actual arrival at home in a completely seamless manner on 3rd April.

Migration from iPhone 4S to iPhone 6 achieved painlessly through the iCloud. Beautifully synced across all the devices...Mac Air, iPad etc.

Keeping my iPhone 4S alive by placing another SIM in it - it is a venerable Classic now and probably the most iconic iPhone that Apple ever made.

While the 6 is larger it is very easy to get used to - no trouble at all...
If at all there is a doubt, it is that while my phone is the 64 GB variant, it shows the effective available space (when it was started up for the first time itself) as 55.91GB.
Any reason why almost 9 GB is gone?

Anyway, 64GB is quite a lot overall so I am looking forward to another long innings with the 6!

Congratulations!
We also got our iPhone 6 (for wifey) yesterday :)

Mused between 6 and 6 plus for a while, and finally got the 6. The plus felt more closer to the iPad mini than a phone whereas the 6 is great to hold and comfortable for one-handed operation.

What we got is the 16GB variant as wifey don’t go heavy on apps and is quite diligent in transferring photos to the Mac regularly.

Missing 9 GB sounds strange. I just checked on our phone; out of the 16 GB, 12 GB is shown available (9GB free, and 3GB used for apps and photos).

I have a 4s and I hate it. Might never choose Apple again.

It overheats almost to the point of burning the finger while using 3G, and network keeps dropping (even when on calls) all the time while in 3G mode. Handles 2G a lot better though. The only main positive about it IMO is the solid fit and finish of the hardware. Will need to upgrade soon as mine is an 8GB and I'm almost stuck with the firmware now, with every update asking for more and more download space.

Congrats on the 6. What are the main advantages you feel when compared to the 4s? Also - are you happy with the build quality as compared to the 4s?

The 4S heating problem is a known issue. Just google and you will find a solution. For me it was a simple fix - clearing the mail cache

The calculation done by apple(or any comapany for that matter) is through decimal points 1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes

The software calculates it as 1GB = 1,073,741,824 bytes

64,000,000,000 bytes = 64GB
64,000,000,000/1,073,741,824 bytes = 59.6046... GB

hence the reduced space while formating the storage. Its there with all storage devices.

Also the 64GB version of iphone comes preloaded with many apps like pages, numbers etc. That also takes more space. iOS 8.2 should take 3gb if i am not wrong.

I don’t remember having this overheating issue with the 4S, or the models before or after that. And we are always on the highest connectivity option available (e.g.; always on 4G now).

With just one day of playing around with the 6, I can say that the build quality still feels solid – exactly what is expected from an iPhone. Have been through two generations between the 4S and 6, but can list down a few observations:

• Initially I thought it’s a sacrilege to make the iPhone bigger, but now when compared to the 5S, the 6 look to be the perfect size. Overall the phone feels nice and sleek to hold, and now when I look at the 4 inch screen on the 5S, it looks a bit too crowded.
• You will see drastic improvement in speed and responsiveness compared to the 4S. Infact the iPad mini now feels super slow compared to the 6.
• The camera is pretty awesome. It maybe just 8MP, but one of the best in business IMO. And it has got a lot more options compared to the 4S.
• Apple has improved on usability with the new model. The touch id is useful, and even more useful is the feature of app icons coming down with a single tap on the home button. A very neat feature for those who find it difficult to reach the top of the screen.

If you plan to upgrade to another iPhone, I would suggest the same as what Shankar got – 6 with 64GB, especially if you have a tendency to go heavy on apps.

I recently moved to a LG G3. It was initially planned as a backup phone, but found it pretty nice and decided to keep it as the primary phone. It gave me the same solid feel I used to get with the iOS interface, and actually have much more minor but useful features in comparison.

Oh yes, that could be the reason then. Pages, Numbers, Keynote, GarageBand etc. occupies large amount of space :)

For lightning cable Bandridge brand (Dutch) is best, but costly.
costs 1499 and is available @amazon.in for Rs 999

If you can, try to get kaebo Lightning cable http://junopower.com/products/kaebo-...phone-gunmetal

It is very durable and I have been using one since man months now, whereas the original one lasts just for 3-4 months for me.