Not really. You can go from an older version of iOS to a newer one, just not the other way around, if I understand it correctly.
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Apple Releases iOS 17.0.2 and iPadOS 17.0.2 for All iPhones and iPads
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That by any chance an iPad? My iPad Pro (2nd gen 11") has been warm every morning after charging and in one day of sleep uses almost 30% doing nothing.
Nope, 12 mini.
Health stayed the same as on 15.7.1, but it drains much faster. ☹️
I updated but I'm not seeing this update but very much of anything. Not sure why we couldn't have just gone from 17.0.1 to 17.0.3
what i don't get is why was 17.0.2 released only on iphone 15's last week only to be released to all other devices a week later? what is the reason it was limited to iphone 15 hardware only for a week?
when it happened it seemed that 17.0.2 had iphone15-specific code in it, which is fine, and any future hw-wide releases would be versioned 17.0.3+. why bring 17.0.2 to older hw a week later like this?
when it happened it seemed that 17.0.2 had iphone15-specific code in it, which is fine, and any future hw-wide releases would be versioned 17.0.3+. why bring 17.0.2 to older hw a week later like this?
I’m not even getting full day battery life on my 15 pro. Hopefully they fix this. It was the reason I upgraded from my 11.
What about my broken car Bluetooth which broke when iOS 17 was publicly released?
Apple today released iOS 17.0.2 and iPadOS 17.0.2 updates, with the software coming five days after the releases of iOS 17.0.1 and iPadOS 17.0.1.
Today's iOS 17.0.2 and iPadOS 17.0.2 updates arrive as build 21A351 and can be downloaded on eligible iPhones and iPads over-the-air by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
Note that iOS 17.0.2 was previously made available for iPhone 15 owners, and those who purchased an iPhone 15 were prompted to install the update during the iPhone setup process.
Apple has now made iOS 17.0.2 available for all iPhones compatible with iOS 17 instead of limiting it to the iPhone 15, but iPhone 15 users already have the software and will not see the update.
According to Apple's release notes, iOS 17.0.2 fixes an issue that could prevent transferring data directly from another iPhone during setup, an issue that affected the iPhone 15 models. The iPad release notes are the same, but mention transferring from another iPad.
Article Link: Apple Releases iOS 17.0.2 and iPadOS 17.0.2 for All iPhones and iPads
Since the public iOS 17, my car paired with my iPhone is non-functional bc the iPhone thinks that the connection is an 'unauthorized AirPods' device, which it isn't.
It's a 2018 Nissan Maxima Platinum edition.
Yes, I submitted an Apple bug slip.
absolutely doesn't make any sense especially if 17.0.3 is actually coming soon
Made my day, mate. Cheers. AhhahaahhahahaAt this rate I will be updating my phone more than Im charging it.
No, it just feels like way more than usual. I am totally ok with it!
Yeah let's make jokes about Apple proactively fixing bugs and security issues in a timely fashion. Meanwhile - over in Android land, you can wait at least a month for fixes ... that is if the manufacturer of your device can be bothered to patch in the latest updates.
at this rate i will be updating my phone more than i'm having sex with my wife! 😅At this rate I will be updating my phone more than Im charging it.
Woah, just in time, I managed to perform a clean install of 16.6.1 on all my devices. This version will stop being signed probably in a few hours…
I received it on my 12 Pro Max. Make sure you have Bets option toggled “Off” and than you will see it. For me, on my 12 Pro Max, it keeps saying my camera isn’t genuine (which it is, I haven’t had this phone repaired at all since day 1).
By much? I created a thread about updating to iOS 17 and if people noticed a reduced battery life (albeit specific to the 13 Mini):
Hopefully it settles down and you get the screen time that you had on iOS16.
Yeah, it drains much faster. Just wrote in your thread.
I am sure you meant that as sarcasm. Clearly you must know that they have very large teams devoted to testing and QA.
I think the reason for the 80% cap is that many people requested it.
Then explain the butterfly keyboard disaster. It was one of apples biggest engineering fails of recent times.
No company is immune to mistakes, but I still dont understand how things such as these and others get through these very large teams.
On the flipside they design devices that generally outlast many other companies products.