No iPhone 6 Plus recall, but Apple is making some changes to avoid crashing bug
But now, Business Korea said on Friday that Apple is apparently ready to replace that particular memory type (triple-level cell NAND or TLC NAND) from 128GB iPhone 6 Plus and 64GB iPhone 6 units in order to avoid similar issues in the future. Apparently, in addition to some 128GB iPhone 6 Plus owners, some 64GB iPhone 6 buyers have also experienced similar crashes.
Apple is reportedly planning to use multi-level cell NAND in these models, but existing units will supposedly be fixed with the upcoming iOS 8.1.1 update. Apparently, the memory controller IC, which is made by Apple’s Anobit division (a company purchased in 2011), is to blame.
Business Korea further adds that TLC NAND can store more data per cell, but it’s also slower than MLC and SLC (single-level cell), and cheaper, which could be one reason Apple used it in its high-capacity iPhones.
Apple has yet to officially comment on this particular iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus issue.
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