Carlanga macrumors 604 Original poster Nov 5, 2009 7,132 1,409 Sep 21, 2013 #1 Boot Speed Test: iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 5c vs. iPhone 5s
A Adelphos33 macrumors 68000 Mar 13, 2012 1,918 2,654 Sep 21, 2013 #2 Carlanga said: Boot Speed Test: iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 5c vs. iPhone 5s YouTube: video Click to expand... Exactly how it should be
Carlanga said: Boot Speed Test: iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 5c vs. iPhone 5s YouTube: video Click to expand... Exactly how it should be
G got2go macrumors member Jul 23, 2010 97 2 Sep 21, 2013 #3 Shouldn't the 5 and 5C boot at the same speed?
Carlanga macrumors 604 Original poster Nov 5, 2009 7,132 1,409 Sep 21, 2013 #4 got2go said: Shouldn't the 5 and 5C boot at the same speed? Click to expand... iOS7 is probably better optimized for the 5C, plus it also received a small upgrade in fw.
got2go said: Shouldn't the 5 and 5C boot at the same speed? Click to expand... iOS7 is probably better optimized for the 5C, plus it also received a small upgrade in fw.
adnbek macrumors 68000 Oct 22, 2011 1,585 553 Montreal, Quebec Sep 21, 2013 #5 got2go said: Shouldn't the 5 and 5C boot at the same speed? Click to expand... Probably because the 5 had a SIM in it and the others did not. That's my theory.
got2go said: Shouldn't the 5 and 5C boot at the same speed? Click to expand... Probably because the 5 had a SIM in it and the others did not. That's my theory.
Intell macrumors P6 Jan 24, 2010 18,955 509 Inside Sep 21, 2013 #6 adnbek said: Probably because the 5 had a SIM in it and the others did not. That's my theory. Click to expand... The SIM status does very little in altering boot times.
adnbek said: Probably because the 5 had a SIM in it and the others did not. That's my theory. Click to expand... The SIM status does very little in altering boot times.
Carlanga macrumors 604 Original poster Nov 5, 2009 7,132 1,409 Sep 21, 2013 #7 adnbek said: Probably because the 5 had a SIM in it and the others did not. That's my theory. Click to expand... Intell said: The SIM status does very little in altering boot times. Click to expand... nope, this question was asked on youtube, they stated no sim was inserted, after the lock-screen it took an extra second for the no sim card msj to pop up, but it was removed from video. This is iClarified, they know what they are doing. All three had fresh iOS7 installed.
adnbek said: Probably because the 5 had a SIM in it and the others did not. That's my theory. Click to expand... Intell said: The SIM status does very little in altering boot times. Click to expand... nope, this question was asked on youtube, they stated no sim was inserted, after the lock-screen it took an extra second for the no sim card msj to pop up, but it was removed from video. This is iClarified, they know what they are doing. All three had fresh iOS7 installed.