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Apple Seeds Eighth Beta of iOS 11 to Developers [Update: Public Beta Available]
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Yes. How often do you walk out of WiFi range or move between two routers on the same SSID? It doesn't work for me in Seattle on iOS 11, nor for my friend in London - both of us with 7 Plus and current iOS 11 BETAs.
I don't ever see that happening. Since swiping up not only brings up the app switcher, but also control center on the iPad, there is nowhere near enough screen real estate for that on the iPhone. The only way I can ever see that is if they change how control center is accessed.
Lol at the people who think the GM will magically fix all these different issues. 3D Touch lag on the home screen is borderline embarrassing. I really hope there not wrapping these betas up and heading toward a GM, but these small updates lead to believe that's what they're doing. I guess they'll rely on ProMotion and shiny new hardware too distract from terrible performance. Here's to getting great performance by 11.3 in April 2018!
I used an Apple lightning cable with and without the dock, but it eventually charged when plugged into my iMac. Maybe that was it.
I've been beta'ing for years and ios11 is the first beta to make me want to go back yo previous iOS. I'm worried about iOS 11 on my new iPhone for the first time ever owning an iPhone.
Then explain why battery is perfectly fine on a stable release, then, adding no apps, gets crappy on a beta.. that’s not a rogue app or location services. That’s the beta.
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I’m going to give DB 8 about 36 hours to burn in and see how the battery life is. The past 6 hours it seems it has improved somewhat on battery. Won’t know until a full test. I agree with you though, 11 has been the worst beta I’ve been on and I’ve been on a lot.
It's because your phone was designed for iOS 10, hardware wise. iOS 11 is designed for 2017 generation phones (yet to be released) so of course its going to run slower on older hardware.
My desktop was designed in 2009 and runs the current Microsoft OS as good if not better than it did with windows 7. Excuses excuses.
It's soooo weird how these betas appear to different people as my phone feels lighter after the update !
I think the issue with IOS devices feeling slower comes from lack of headroom available on those devices.
Lack of optimization. IOS has become littered with random frame rate issues and jank.
Probably wait til 11.3.3. Actually its not as bad as some here would have you believe. At least on a 6s (cant speak to the 7+) But there are a few areas like 3D menu stutter a bit. Otherwise its pretty fluid and seems fine.
What are you referring to? There is 3D menu for settings app for those 2 items and in control panel. Is there something else you are speaking of?
That's because you probably did the delta OTA update and @AlphaTeam did the full installer. That would have more bits so naturally be heavier.
I have two routers in my house and I'm able to walk through both of them with seamless wifi. Using 7+ and iOS 11 beta
I'm now able to as of this latest BETA, yay! It also fixed the hitting the lock button not locking the phone properly from the last BETAs (when using AirPods etc - required hitting the lock button twice). Both my friend and I confirm the same changes.
Lol? When did the iPad gain force touch?
Have you tried to leave the cable in the phone and then unplug and plug in the wallmount? Seems to work for others.