that's a flaw in you, but... perhaps fixable with a software update.
I’m beta testing 11.1 and I’ve reported my flaw multiple times but Apple refuses to fix it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I’m beta testing 11.1 and I’ve reported my flaw multiple times but Apple refuses to fix it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
and, for many, run perfect on later OS's as well. all these facts are great to share, aren't they?
Refuses? It couldn't be that they have higher priority items? Is your issue truly the most important bug in the OS at this point in time? Do you have any clue what is being fixed instead of your urgent issue?
I can't answer any of these questions. I very much suspect you can't either. So claiming "Apple refuses to fix it" isn't really the truth, now is it? Traditionally we call that an "opinion". I'd even accept "uninformed opinion".
I have all the same problems as listed by the OP, including frequent bluetooth issues with my Beats X, another Apple product that can't be conveniently dismissed as a 3rd party issue.
Point updates are planned far in advance. IE Apple knew long ago emojis were going to be included into 11.1. They more than likely know what’s going to be included in 11.2 and 11.3. It’s called a roadmap.
Bugs are not planned. So, to say emojis got priority over a bug is laughable.
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Post a screen recording of 3D Touch menus opening to prove you have unicorn phones which don't exhibit this behavior.
With the cost of the iPhone, people shouldn't have to gamble to get a good experience.
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Wow, so people can't complain or hope for better improvements? Just shut up and take it?
Your advice is so bad, it is like suggesting someone move to North Korea if they are complaining about what Donald does.
gamble? most of iphone users just use their phones, don't measure microsecond delays, don't look for obscure bugs, and go about their business. only in places like macrumors forums do we, an infinitely small group, stress about minutiae, and argue, and ramble on, about conspiracies, planned obsolescence... etc. to be fair, we also discuss real bugs, real issues, and, at our best, offer help and support. threads like this are fun, tho... a good diversion from too much of the real world.
You're still mising the point.
I'm not complaining that the iPhone 6 can't run iOS 11 in a good shape, because the betas proved otherwise for me. Battery life was amazing and so was performance. This is enough for me to conclude my iPhone CAN really run iOS 11, since no new features were added after the beta. (so both should have same performance)
I'm only complaining that the GM (and later updates also) are performing worse than the betas. That's the issue.
If Apple can program a solid beta, why can't they program a solid GM?!!
Which lets you think that it may be intentional.
I wish I could install the beta right now and stay on it.
I'm not complaining that the iPhone 6 can't run iOS 11 in a good shape, because the betas proved otherwise for me. Battery life was amazing and so was performance. This is enough for me to conclude my iPhone CAN really run iOS 11, since no new features were added after the beta. (so both should have same performance)
I'm only complaining that the GM (and later updates also) are performing worse than the betas. That's the issue.
If Apple can program a solid beta, why can't they program a solid GM?!!
Which lets you think that it may be intentional.
I wish I could install the beta right now and stay on it.
not missing the point at all; you're having problems with the current version; not everyone is having a problem. and hopefully, this will get sorted with the next point update. remember, we do not all have the same experience... and that is the point.
See I am experiencing the opposite. My 2nd gen iPad Pro 12.9 is so much slower than my iPhone 6s+.
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And how can I upgrade my 2nd gen iPad Pro 12.9"? It runs absolutely horrible with iOS 11 and there is no newer iPad Pro available.
That's because most people expect devices to slow down with newever versions of the OS which shouldn't be the case. They notice the slowdown but put up with it.
and you get this information from where? is it really that hard to admit that these are your opinions, and that you don't have the resources to state such things as fact? or have you polled millions of iphone users?
Wow, I don't mean to act like a male appendage, but that one comment right there just exemplifies your complete ignorance about how development works. If your credibility wasn't shot before, this is a huge blow.
Developers aren't artists. Artists aren't developers. No one was pulled off fixing bugs to draw a cucumber. No one will be headed back to the calculator bug, for example, once they're done with that vampire graphic. Apple is large enough to have multiple teams working on multiple things. Emojis, or the lack of them, have no effect whatsoever on the team(s) fixing bugs. They're two totally unrelated things happening in different teams. So your comment is just silly.
I realised this about him and since have stopped arguing or even think about putting a valid point across.
So far none of the issues I am facing have been fixed and I keep reporting it in the feedback app. The 3dt stutter is still there. Home button delay is still there. Battery drain is better but still there. I still get frame skips and stutters every now and then.(I can show you a video on the stutters) After 3 months of of betas and updates of 11.0,11.0.1,11.0.2.11.0.3 and 2 updates to 11.1 these issues still remain. And what I get after months of waiting is emojis which I don't give 2 ***** about. Sorry but I just don't get the message that Apple will ever fully fix all these bugs and with me getting a new phone soon I (likely between the Pixel, Note and the iPhone X) I likely will enjoy a perfect phone from the 27th so I am not really taking this to heart as the iPhone X will conveniently suffer from none these issues.
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unfortunately the only thing that needs fixing isn't related to anything that Apple can do.
I truly do hope at one point everything will be fine for your iPhone usage, but I guarantee if the obsession about all this microsecond slowdowns and 'frame skips' stops, things will seem and feel far better.
good luck
My personal experience so far shows the newer devices run perfect. For example I never was satisfied with my 6 performance after iOS 8. Upgrading to iPhone 7 solved every issue including he frame skips and micro stutters. I am confident this will be replicated when and if I get the iPhone X also. In my experience, Apple definitely does slow down older devices so that they never recover their original performance. It may be invisible to many but it's definitely there.
Yes I am extremely sensitive to frame drops. I bought a GTX 1080ti to power my PC because I can't stand low fps even in games.
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Where is YOUR proof people don't notice these issues?