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Am I the only one who keeps checking for iOS 11 update?
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Installed iOS 11 on my iPad pro 10.5; The first thing I notice is that the Apple pencil is connected to iPad even if i switch off bluetooth! The battery widget also still shows pencil battery percentage. It could be good thing that i don't have to reconnect my pencil each time I switch off bluetooth;
But when i restart my tab, the connection is gone. Anybody else seeing this?
Also, the bluetooth blinking animation until Pencil is connected is gone..
But when i restart my tab, the connection is gone. Anybody else seeing this?
Also, the bluetooth blinking animation until Pencil is connected is gone..
I personally know several people that were all on the GM this past week, all experienced severe battery drain on IP7 and 7Plus. I can live with it as I don't mind plugging in when need be, but the amount of glitches and bugs are unacceptable for a final release, never seen this before.
Updated an iPad Pro and an iPhone 6S+. I was amazed to see that both dropped from 100% to about 70% during the download + update process. Did anyone else see this happen? That's a pretty spectacular drain over 20 minutes.
Not for me, iPad Pro stayed at 100% after it rebooted from the iOS update (I had previously charged it up whilst it was downloading and then disconnected for the last ~10 minutes of the download and subsequent installation.
The bluetooth and wifi icons in control centre no longer switch the radio off. For Bluetooth, it’s for exactly the reason you noted. Core connections like watch, airpods and pencil remain connected. Wifi remaining on, but disconnecting from the current network when you hit the icon in CC, greatly improves the speed, accuracy and efficiency of location services. Should you actually want to turn these connections off you can still do in settings.
It’s because you never turned bluetooth off. You just temporarily disabled connections. It’s re-enabled when you exit because it was never disabled in place.
Yes, it is. You should get that cough seen to by the way.
If you disable Bluetooth in the Control Panel is will come back on after turning "Airplane Mode" on and off. You have to turn Bluetooth off via settings.
Huge draining.Updated an iPad Pro and an iPhone 6S+. I was amazed to see that both dropped from 100% to about 70% during the download + update process. Did anyone else see this happen? That's a pretty spectacular drain over 20 minutes.
Same here on my iPad Pro 9.7, iP7 and 7+
Very nice and smooth. Finally got rid of that last bit of jerking in app switcher.
Ugh that notifications screen though. Also I found a bug, when I open one it shows it in the wrong orientation.
Me: omg I love iOS 11!
Also me: so, when is iOS 12 coming out?
Also me: so, when is iOS 12 coming out?
iOS 11 seems to be working on my 6s. I will probably at some point wish that I had waited a week before installing, we shall see. I am not at all anxious for iOS 12. One iOS at a time please.