Sounds like you have a software / app glitch somewhere. Many here, including myself, have been running Developer betas on the same device without any overt battery drain.
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Apple Releases iOS 10.3 With Find My AirPods, APFS, App Store Review Tweaks and More
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Anyone have a cellular iPad Pro with Verizon? Our phones are on carrier v28.3 but the iPad is on 28.0...
The beta is the debug version, and runs more, less efficient code, involved in making the debugging process easier. The consequence is that it's somewhat difficult to predict exactly how the code will perform in the wild, until it's released.
In looking at the Change log, I don't see it listed. Apple is known to make some changes without listing every single one. So, I don't doubt it.
Does it really work for you? I've just tried to make a call, but it seemed to be problematic as usual indoor... also half of the mysunrise website is down...
AFS isn't something that people are even going to notice or see any performance enhancements until at least iOS 11. Again, the update is underwhelming IMO. Maybe your results differ
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Rubbish. The difference on an iPad Air is light and day.
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Wow, someone here gets it! Hashtag debug. Literally (well if it were C++).
Given the fact that it has been no secret what has transpired with the beta development, there really was no mystery occurring with the final release of 10.3. As such, why would you be underwhelmed?
Given the 4 hours I've ran it, performance , speed, battery seem same on my iPhone 7+ as previous version. Only thing that sticks out as "neat" is find my AirPods. That's why I said underwhelmed.
I understand all about beta and its potential affect on devices. As I noted to the other member, not everyone has the same experience with betas. As such, he is experiencing bugs that I haven't. The same thing happens with GN builds. Given the member stated he was on beta, I didn't see a need to rehash the obvious beta talk.
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I don't think one can make an objective assessment of the release in just 4 hours, in regards to battery etc. You may or may not see a noticeable improvement in the areas you noted, for a variety of reasons, which may or may not be directly related to the new release.
My iPhone 7 is bricked after this update at the moment...
I can make it to the page of the setup screen where it's asking me to enable Siri, then it locks up. Signing in to my Apple ID also fails consistently.
I can lock the phone, but then when I unlock it it just goes to a black screen. Resetting the device seems to just repeat the cycle.
I can make it to the page of the setup screen where it's asking me to enable Siri, then it locks up. Signing in to my Apple ID also fails consistently.
I can lock the phone, but then when I unlock it it just goes to a black screen. Resetting the device seems to just repeat the cycle.
Oddly enough, powering it off and turning it back on before it got locked up rather than hard resetting it did the trick. Not sure what was going wrong, but all's great now.
Good to know. I have a launch day iPhone 6 that still works amazingly well. Longest iPhone I have ever owned. Glad to know the update went smooth!
Went fine on my iPhone 5 w/ 16 GB.
No problems. Smooth update from 10.2 to 10.3. I skipped 10.2.1.
Only thing I notice is my total capacity went from being reported as 12.24 GB with iOS 10.2 to being reported as 12.22 GB after updating to iOS 10.3. Minor decrease. Probably just the way the new file system reports it.
My available space went from 5.66 to 6.60 GB. But I also had the 10.2.1 update that I kept ignoring. Would be nice if updates you didn't want wouldn't waste space.
So, most of my space increase was probably just deleting the 10.2.1 update package.
Otherwise, all my data is there, nothing lost. Up and running.
No faster, no slower. Just the same as it was.
No problems. Smooth update from 10.2 to 10.3. I skipped 10.2.1.
Only thing I notice is my total capacity went from being reported as 12.24 GB with iOS 10.2 to being reported as 12.22 GB after updating to iOS 10.3. Minor decrease. Probably just the way the new file system reports it.
My available space went from 5.66 to 6.60 GB. But I also had the 10.2.1 update that I kept ignoring. Would be nice if updates you didn't want wouldn't waste space.
So, most of my space increase was probably just deleting the 10.2.1 update package.
Otherwise, all my data is there, nothing lost. Up and running.
No faster, no slower. Just the same as it was.
Yep, and it's 28.0
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...-tweaks-and-more.2038851/page-8#post-24434486
Cheers!
32-bits apps still work as they have before, nothing in this update has changed that.
My iPhone 6 does this too. Especially in the Settings. The 6 doesn't support rotation like the 6+ yet when I switch away and back it's rotated and then it refreshes slowly.
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Me too
Perhaps ios 10.3 brings a new battery performance but as far as it goes i'm like you stuck on ios 9.3.5
