Apple alleges that the 5S is not throttled.Your phone in all likelihood being throttled. You can load 11.3 beta 1 and unthrottle it or just wait till 11.3 is released to the public some time in the next month or so.
Apple alleges that the 5S is not throttled.Your phone in all likelihood being throttled. You can load 11.3 beta 1 and unthrottle it or just wait till 11.3 is released to the public some time in the next month or so.
Oh, my...I looked here to see if there was any way I could return our 5S iPhones to the blessed days before iOS 11. Sounds like it's not going to possible, so I guess I'll have to settle for ranting:
Our iPhones are running terribly slowly, there's a lag when typing; when I wake up the phone, there's a lag in reconnecting to WiFi, etc.
I've often said that software developers who write great MacOS software don't make money on upgrades because their software just keeps working. It looks like the only way for us to deal with iOS 11 is to reward Apple by buying newer iPhones. Oh, well, I guess it helps my AAPL stock value....
5s doesn’t get throttled. Only the phones released between the 5s and iPhone 8.Your phone in all likelihood being throttled. You can load 11.3 beta 1 and unthrottle it or just wait till 11.3 is released to the public some time in the next month or so.
11.3 beta 1 does not have any way to turn off the throttling. It's due in a later beta. However, as others have said, the 5S isn't throttled the way later phones are.Your phone in all likelihood being throttled. You can load 11.3 beta 1 and unthrottle it or just wait till 11.3 is released to the public some time in the next month or so.
Apple alleges that the 5S is not throttled.
I've held off on battery replacement so far....Battery Life app says my battery is 90% good. And I hate to throw good money after bad.
How do I go about a clean install?
You can try a clean install by going to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings and restoring your device.I've held off on battery replacement so far....Battery Life app says my battery is 90% good. And I hate to throw good money after bad.
How do I go about a clean install?
[doublepost=1538379134][/doublepost]That's great news Konceptz804, could it be downgrade on an iPhone 8?. Please let me know!I just went from 11.2 beta back to ios 10.3.3 on an ipad earlier this year.....you may not be able to get the ipsw from apple directly but it can be done.....
iOS 10.3.3 is not being signed so you couldn’t downgrade. Plus iOS 10.3.3 was never compatible with the iPhone 8. So no.[doublepost=1538379134][/doublepost]
That's great news Konceptz804, could it be downgrade on an iPhone 8?. Please let me know!
It is impossible, except if 10.3.3 is being marked which it at present isn't.Currently I'm working with iOS 11 firmware on my iPad Air 2.Now I need to downgrade it to iOS 10.3.3.So how do I do that easily?Please give me a solution to do that.
The question above implies that you somehow have an option or choice in the matter.
You don't.
It's not that it's the "best thing"... it's the only thing