Any idea why almost 8 days after release, I still don't show it as a download on my 7+? I am on 11.3b1 (15E5167f) and it says:
iOS 11.3
Your software is up to date.
Yes, I have the beta profile active (you could remove it after in beta, but no, I didnt).
Apple slims iTunes by destroying features. Wishlist is one of them. Same as local app library support, ringtone support (for custom tones), and maybe more.Why was it removed? That was a good feature!!
Delete profile, reboot or just re-install profile, reboot, and check for updates again
What issues are you having with Safari??Been having a lot more safari issues with this beta (as well as the macOS beta).
What's your current build number? Maybe the update happened at some point and you missed it?I tried this. So I did an iTunes backup, then wiped the phone, tried to get the update (after adding profile), no go. So I restored my backup, then tried again, no go.
Oh well... I'll see what happens with 11.3b3 and see if it doesnt prompt me then, I'll take some more serious action, perhaps itunes backup, downgrade to 11.2.5, then profile and update to 11.3b{x} at that time. Too lazy to do all that again after todays wipe, lots of stuff to re-login to.
thx
Not sure how you are doing it, but know that you cannot update to the next beta through iTunes. It will say you are up to date. You must update through Software Update in your iPhone Settings (with the profile installed).I tried this. So I did an iTunes backup, then wiped the phone, tried to get the update (after adding profile), no go. So I restored my backup, then tried again, no go.
Oh well... I'll see what happens with 11.3b3 and see if it doesnt prompt me then, I'll take some more serious action, perhaps itunes backup, downgrade to 11.2.5, then profile and update to 11.3b{x} at that time. Too lazy to do all that again after todays wipe, lots of stuff to re-login to.
thx
You can upgrade through iTunes only if you're on developper beta and not on public beta, but to do so you have to download the IPSW from the Dev Center.Not sure how you are doing it, but know that you cannot update to the next beta through iTunes. It will say you are up to date. You must update through Software Update in your iPhone Settings (with the profile installed).
I know, but that’s not the case with the OP, considering they are “checking for updates.”You can upgrade through iTunes only if you're on developper beta and not on public beta, but to do so you have to download the IPSW from the Dev Center.
Anyone seen this today? Mail app has update.
The battery life on the 8+ is amazing! That alone is enough reason to go with the 8+ over any other iPhone. IMHOI think battery life speaks for itself, 8+.
Happens to me most of the time when I plug my iPhone in the charger.Wait, what the hell?
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Must be automatically offload apps that you happen to be not using them a while.Wait, what the hell?
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Happening with all native Apple apps on the App Store, but clicking Update gives this response. Huh.Whoa.
No, not on my end. My worker was just complaining yesterday about Apple not de-coupling app updates from iOS releases.
I use Instagram everyday it’s my favourite appMust be automatically offload apps that you happen to be not using them a while.
Happening with all native Apple apps on the App Store, but clicking Update gives this response. Huh.
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