damn.... it kills my ipad EVERY single time....
submitted a ticket. nothing yet....
interesting..
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Gosh I am finding IOS 11 GM to be so a lot slower than 10
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damn.... it kills my ipad EVERY single time....
submitted a ticket. nothing yet....
interesting..
Good luck and thanks for reporting it to Apple. Will likely benefit us all in the end.
If you do find more specifics post again and I’ll try to reproduce.
Hmm, I tried to reproduce on the GM on an Air 2 and it seemed to work as it should. It's been upgraded from iOS 8 (it was new in box when I took it out) straight to the 11 PB 6 to the GM for what it's worth.
Input blocking is the top reason I won't consider another iOS device of any kind unless it's addressed.
I would use the word "until" but at this point, I don't think Apple gives a hoot.
I think for some people they’re using their device since forever, or using old backups and thus have old files and all that stuff.
An example is when I upgraded my iPad 2 to the Air, I restored from iTunes backup, and my Air was slower than it should’ve been. I couldn’t even play Infinity Blade 2 correctly as it had massive frame drops and such. I restored it to new and, wow, it sped things up immensely even for stuff like web browsing and the home screen.
I had that backup since the iPod Touch 1g so it was bound to have lots of left over files that did something to performance.
A way to “freshly” restore and keep all your stuff is using iCloud backup as that does it differently which doesn’t restore a bunch of unneeded files like iTunes backup does. Give it a try and I’m sure you’ll see an improvement in some way.
An example is when I upgraded my iPad 2 to the Air, I restored from iTunes backup, and my Air was slower than it should’ve been. I couldn’t even play Infinity Blade 2 correctly as it had massive frame drops and such. I restored it to new and, wow, it sped things up immensely even for stuff like web browsing and the home screen.
I had that backup since the iPod Touch 1g so it was bound to have lots of left over files that did something to performance.
A way to “freshly” restore and keep all your stuff is using iCloud backup as that does it differently which doesn’t restore a bunch of unneeded files like iTunes backup does. Give it a try and I’m sure you’ll see an improvement in some way.
I had major slowdown issues on my SE, too.
I documented why I thought I was having issues in my specific case here:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-11-gm-optimize-iphone-storage-not-working.2067000/
In my case, doing an Erase all settings & content and restoring from iCloud backup (with iPad assist) had me back to a buttery smooth state.
Even now, a few days later, iOS 11 is still running buttery smooth on my SE.
Interesting, I’ll have to try that because battery life is also abysmal, it’s probably related.
I don't have UI lag on my 7, but the change in how the home button acts is a huge no no for me.
The delay between pressing the home button and the app closing is extremely noticeable and you can no longer cancel an app from opening mid animation by pressing the home button. Those two changes make the phone feel slower to use, but lag wise it's fine.
The delay between pressing the home button and the app closing is extremely noticeable and you can no longer cancel an app from opening mid animation by pressing the home button. Those two changes make the phone feel slower to use, but lag wise it's fine.
It's a bit laggy for me at times. For example, when you tap to turn on personal hotspot in control center, it takes a moment for the button to turn green. The flashlight button also has a little bit of lag that wasn't there in iOS 10.
This sort of lag is so obvious and annoying that I'm surprised Apple doesn't address it during the beta period. It always feels like it takes until iOS x.2 for them to fix this stuff.
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Are you sure you're not just using it more? I noticed this too, then I realized I was fiddling with the phone a lot more than usual because it's a new iOS version to play with.
Half the time on my ipad mini 2 I have to choose control center from the AssistiveTouch menu (home button is shot) swiping up doesn't work 99.9% of the time.
Exactly what's stopping me from updating. It's like they're intentionally making the phone slow! Why!