I don’t know what that means.but in the sense that it has changed with another iphone or has it changed completely phone?
Read the earlier posts by the one who did the change so maybe you get your answer.
I don’t know what that means.but in the sense that it has changed with another iphone or has it changed completely phone?
Extremely unlikely.Has it been fixed with the latest beta released today?
I have it installed. I'll report here first time I see the stutter.Has it been fixed with the latest beta released today?
Update. It’s still here. Surprise.I have it installed. I'll report here first time I see the stutter.
He sold iphone 12 pro max 256G, bought new iphone 12 pro max 128G. He thought the problem was a hardward, but there is no result yet.but in the sense that it has changed with another iphone or has it changed completely phone?
Ok guys... I come back to let you know my experience.
I write a little summary of all the story. I bought at the day one an Apple Iphone 12 Pro Max 256 gb. The problems I had SINCE THE BEGINNING were the stuttering when closing apps. In some cases (many times a day) it was going to the multitasking page instead of closing the app and this was really annoying. Moreover I had a video/audio out of syncro by rendering a video recorded with the phone itself (a few minutes) with Imovie. Also in imovie it wasn,t able to choose the photo and video in the "adding" page. A kind of "freezing" that you were able to solve by making a scroll down and going back up (crazy!!). I followed apple support's advices step by step starting by restoring ios in recovery mode (by itunes) till creating a brand new apple id to avoid that some data coming from my account could have been corrupted, but with NO SUCCESS AT ALL. The stuttering was present from the very beginning of everything i was doing with the phone. Then I asked to some friends which bought the same model but 128 gb of storage. No stutter at all, no problem at all, everything super smooth. They seemed to be different models!!
So i became to think about hardware problem and You all know that I went to the apple store asking for a swap unit. The guy laughed at me when I asked for a swap unit. He didn't want to swap the phone and just told me to go away because it was 100% software problem to be solved by an upgrade. But I didn' trust it and since i bought (as for fortune!!!) the phone on amazon, due to christmas time I had time till 31 Jan to send back the phone, obtain a refund, and then buy a new phone. And that's what I did. Yesterday I got my new phone from Amazon. I took the 128 gb storage. It has been two days since i am testing it and what happened just right after each test and reset, NEVER and I say NEVER happened in two days. Everything is smooth, imovie is working PERFECTLY, and i am really sure i went through this nightmare...!!
So...my BIG ADVICE IS: ASK FOR A REPLACE UNIT. That's what i did and that's how i solved this problem. I know there are many people here who think that it's a software problem. In my opinion it has been an hardware problem since the beginning and this new unit claryfied that I was right. If you want to wait for some update you're free to do it. It's your money, it's you time so you can waste it as you want. I decided to go on with my convinction an I was really right. It seems I have a new phone, very smooth and very fast.
The differences between this unit and the previous one were that the previous one was 256 Gb of storage and this one is 128 gb (like my friends units) and also the previous one came with 14.2 so I had to update to 14.3 This unit had 14.3 already installed.
Was it related to internal storage? (maybe apple has defective 256 storage memories)
Maybe
Was it a problem of the update from 14.2 to 14.3?
Maybe
I don't know, but with this unit I DON'T HAVE ANY KIND OF PROBLEM. It's everything PERFECT. If something will change I will honestly let you know. But for now in two days of massive use NOT A STUTTER AT ALL.
With the previous unit I had stutter Many many many times, impossible to not notice it.
So, again, my advice, coming from my personal experience is: ASK FOR A REPLACE UNIT.
Hope not to come back to talk about this again!!!
Not a hardware issue, never had the issue on my xs max, started shortly after I got my 12 pro max, doesn’t happen consistently, but it is there, 100% software issue.I’ve seen this problem on an XS, 12 Pro, and 12 Mini. If it’s a hardware problem, then I must have the worst damn luck.
GOOD NEWS!
It seems Apple may actually be giving this a real effort. They responded with specific instructions for those of us experiencing this issue. We’ll get a special debug profile to install on our devices. Go follow the instructions in Jason’s post here:
iPhone 12 animation lag caused by … | Apple Developer Forums
developer.apple.com
Let’s get as many of us as possible to do this so we can provide them with a lot of sample data!
In fact, we reported it to Apple, but they didn't seem to realize the seriousness of the problem. It may seem like a small problem to them, but it's so confusing for us. Also I found out from the Chinese forums that they have posted a question to Apple. As a result, they are still unaware of the problem.GOOD NEWS!
It seems Apple may actually be giving this a real effort. They responded with specific instructions for those of us experiencing this issue. We’ll get a special debug profile to install on our devices. Go follow the instructions in Jason’s post here:
iPhone 12 animation lag caused by … | Apple Developer Forums
developer.apple.com
Let’s get as many of us as possible to do this so we can provide them with a lot of sample data!
I'm not trying to get into a fight. I'm just trying to ask you some questions about something I find strange. Everyone is the same OS System. Why do some people stutter while others don't? I changed from iPhone XS Max to iPhone 12 Pro Max. I didn't stutter when I used iPhone XS Max, but when I changed to iPhone 12 Pro Max, did I stutter? My old iPhone XS Max does not have this problem now that my wife is using it. She changed from iPhone 7Plus to iPhone XS Max. If it's a software problem, why doesn't XS Max stutter? If I have offended, please forgive me more.Not a hardware issue, never had the issue on my xs max, started shortly after I got my 12 pro max, doesn’t happen consistently, but it is there, 100% software issue.
No offense champ, only reason why I think it’s not a hardware issue, heard other people who don’t have the 12 series iPhones saying they are experiencing the same problem, it’s not a big issue, most times it’s hardly noticeable, would be nice if apple fixed it though.I'm not trying to get into a fight. I'm just trying to ask you some questions about something I find strange. Everyone is the same software. Why do some people stutter while others don't? I changed from iPhone XS Max to iPhone 12 Pro Max. I didn't stutter when I used iPhone XS Max, but when I changed to iPhone 12 Pro Max, did I stutter? My old iPhone XS Max does not have this problem now that my wife is using it. She changed from iPhone 7Plus to iPhone XS Max. If it's a software problem, why doesn't XS Max stutter? If I have offended, please forgive me more.
Thank you for your understanding. I also hope Apple can solve the problem of stuttering soonNo offense champ, only reason why I think it’s not a hardware issue, heard other people who don’t have the 12 series iPhones saying they are experiencing the same problem, it’s not a big issue, most times it’s hardly noticeable, would be nice if apple fixed it though.
Exactly the same happened for me!I’ve seen this problem on an XS, 12 Pro, and 12 Mini. If it’s a hardware problem, then I must have the worst damn luck.
I'm certain it was introduced with iOS 13 and the addition of RunningBoard. My XS was perfectly fine until it got the iOS 13 update. The problem continued for me on my 11 Pro Max and is still there on my 12 Pro Max.I’ve seen this problem on an XS, 12 Pro, and 12 Mini. If it’s a hardware problem, then I must have the worst damn luck.
It’s shocking to see them trying to start working on it.GOOD NEWS!
It seems Apple may actually be giving this a real effort. They responded with specific instructions for those of us experiencing this issue. We’ll get a special debug profile to install on our devices. Go follow the instructions in Jason’s post here:
iPhone 12 animation lag caused by … | Apple Developer Forums
developer.apple.com
Let’s get as many of us as possible to do this so we can provide them with a lot of sample data!
It’s shocking to see them trying to start working on it noGOOD NEWS!
It seems Apple may actually be giving this a real effort. They responded with specific instructions for those of us experiencing this issue. We’ll get a special debug profile to install on our devices. Go follow the instructions in Jason’s post here:
iPhone 12 animation lag caused by … | Apple Developer Forums
developer.apple.com
Let’s get as many of us as possible to do this so we can provide them with a lot of sample data!
Everyone with a developer account please do this.GOOD NEWS!
It seems Apple may actually be giving this a real effort. They responded with specific instructions for those of us experiencing this issue. We’ll get a special debug profile to install on our devices. Go follow the instructions in Jason’s post here:
iPhone 12 animation lag caused by … | Apple Developer Forums
developer.apple.com
Let’s get as many of us as possible to do this so we can provide them with a lot of sample data!
Test your refresh rate. My iPhone 12 Pro Max has 59.95 refresh rate. Maybe it cause stuttering.
People use their phones differently. Some reboot more often and or force close all their apps when not using etc. Also we had someone on here that had bad stutter. He deleted some apps and the stutter never came back. There is probably some apps/settings that are the culprit here. I guarantee you this is software. Im not sure if Apple is even interested in fixing it or knows what the culprit is.I'm not trying to get into a fight. I'm just trying to ask you some questions about something I find strange. Everyone is the same OS System. Why do some people stutter while others don't? I changed from iPhone XS Max to iPhone 12 Pro Max. I didn't stutter when I used iPhone XS Max, but when I changed to iPhone 12 Pro Max, did I stutter? My old iPhone XS Max does not have this problem now that my wife is using it. She changed from iPhone 7Plus to iPhone XS Max. If it's a software problem, why doesn't XS Max stutter? If I have offended, please forgive me more.
I think most of us know it’s software, the question is if or when apple will acknowledge it. The other problem is that people perceive things very different. Some think the stutter is barely there or noticeable while other like myself experience digital death by a thousand cuts to my eyeballs when my what used to be buttery smooth ipad pro and brand new iPhone 12 is stuttering all over the place.People use their phones differently. Some reboot more often and or force close all their apps when not using etc. Also we had someone on here that had bad stutter. He deleted some apps and the stutter never came back. There is probably some apps/settings that are the culprit here. I guarantee you this is software. Im not sure if Apple is even interested in fixing it or knows what the culprit is.
Agreed and for me the only stutter is when swiping up on apps. Everything else flies.I think most of us know it’s software, the question is if or when apple will acknowledge it. The other problem is that people perceive things very different. Some think the stutter is barely there or noticeable while other like myself experience digital death by a thousand cuts to my eyeballs when my what used to be buttery smooth ipad pro and brand new iPhone 12 is stuttering all over the place.
Im not sure why people keep thinking this is an iPhone 12 hardware issue when similar issues are happening on iPad with completely different processors. This is an iOS 14 issue plain and simple. Either a rogue process is going on or it’s a RAM management issue which seems to be happening a lot with iOS in recent years. Let’s not forget last year there was a massive iOS 13 RAM bug and they had to push an emergency update because safari tabs and windows were constantly refreshing. It made safari pretty much unusable.