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Do you think that iOS 11 will be very slow on iPhone 5s?
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well is seems to work ok. Maybe a little bit slower than 10.3.2.
I had some problems though. After the post-installation process the 5S was stuck in a loop and I had to hard reboot the device. In the mean time I was installing my MBP with MacOS 10.13b which required a second factor from my iPhone, which was stuck in that loop...
But somehow it revived again. and both work fine now.
I had some problems though. After the post-installation process the 5S was stuck in a loop and I had to hard reboot the device. In the mean time I was installing my MBP with MacOS 10.13b which required a second factor from my iPhone, which was stuck in that loop...
But somehow it revived again. and both work fine now.
it runs fairly smooth for a beta but i think that even the final release will be slower a little bit
NO problems here so far. I installed it on an old 5s and it handles everything well.
I've always held the belief that an iOS device runs best with the iOS version it ships with. 5S runs best on iOS 7, 5 run best on iOS 6
It will likely be the opposite
This beta has signs of slowdown even on an iPhone 7
It's a developer beta, they've all been like this
5s is a competent device I expect it will run iOS 11 well in the end (at least as good as iOS 10 was on iPhone 5/c)
Considering how the 5s performs relative to A8 devices, I expect it should perform similarly if well optimized.
Problably. I think it will get . But it will be the last update. The A8 is slightly faster than A7.It’s a good thing it likely won’t get it, then.
I think we’re going to go back to the old way of dropping a phone every year.
It seems (I have to verify it) that with low battery (<15 % red battery icon) the 5S becomes super slow. I had to (hard) restart it, and every time after first unlock of home screen the phone became unresponsive resulting in black screen with "hour glass" and finally rebooting in apple logo.
Whilst charging above 20% everything seems ok-ish again.
Whilst charging above 20% everything seems ok-ish again.
Can and will get are sometimes two different things. I wasn’t saying that iOS 12 will not be able to run on the iPhone 5S.
I don't think so. I thought MacBook Pro 2010 won't receive macOS 10.13 but it did and there's no reason to drop iOS 12 on iPhone 5s.
iPhone 5 was dropped because it was 32bit.
