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ETA on 11.1?
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the only way to find out if it works for you is to download the beta and test it yourself. Don't worry about anyones else's input when it comes to beta's or OS experiences period. Everyone has different results
[doublepost=1506541069][/doublepost]But I would say the ETA on 11.1 is around late October
I'm pretty sure the iPhone X will require iOS 11.1, similar to how when Apple used to release new iPads in the fall, they received the X.1.0 update of the newly released iOS.
This means we can expect 11.1 between 10/30 - 11/1 in my opinion.
We may receive an 11.0.2 before then for other launch bugs, such as those you've mentioned.
This means we can expect 11.1 between 10/30 - 11/1 in my opinion.
We may receive an 11.0.2 before then for other launch bugs, such as those you've mentioned.
Honestly anyone's guess is as good as anyone else's, one never knows about Apple.
But I'd say that 11.1 makes the most sense to be released just a couple days before the iPhone X release - would would make it roundabouts November 1st.
But I'd say that 11.1 makes the most sense to be released just a couple days before the iPhone X release - would would make it roundabouts November 1st.
I've decided to keep my 6S on 10.3.3 for the duration that I own the phone. Apple is slowing these "older" phones down it would appear. I'm not falling for it. 10.3.3 for life!
And iOS 10 wasn’t as fast as iOS 9 for older devices.
I can assure you by the final version of iOS 11 the home button lag won’t be fixed and 7 Plus will be slower than it was on 10.3.3
Just like people were "assured" that various animation issues and delays that were around in early iOS 10.0 days were there on purpose and wouldn't be dealt with...only to praise iOS 10.3.3 and use it as an example of perfection now. How many times will we be going around the same circle?
How many releases will it take for the home button lag to be fixed in your opinion as we have already reached 11.1 with not improvement. Don’t you believe it’s plausible Apple slower it down on purpose to show how much faster the swipes in IPhone x are?
Given the history of these theories, while pretty much anything is possible, seems that not much really ends up truly holding them up, and often enough the opposite ends up happening (again, revisiting the very similar recent iOS 10 example).
I believe that at the very least at this point there regally aren't any meaningful conclusions to be drawn.
It's sad that so many are "celebrating" the world's richest company fixing their product "so quickly". It should not have been released in this condition in the first place! Is there any other product that gets released unfinished and then fixed later in this same way? Where as previous iOS .0 releases have required bug fixes, 11.1 will only really be getting iOS 11 to the normal .0 stage (well, it will be basically the ".0" version for the iPhone X) - so don't expect iOS 11 to be smooth for a long time. And as soon as it is sorted out, we'll have a month with it before iOS 12 brings the same problems - and it will because as we see on here, people are happy to make excuses for Apple so what incentive do they have to fix it? It simply isn't good enough.