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dreadlord

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and it looks like ios 10.3.3 will be the final stable release for 5s and above. i use both SE & 5S and the difference is very visible between two devices. SE can run ios 11 without any problem.and maybe ios 12 too. but 5S started to stutter with ios 10, they'll polish as much as they can do. and finish iOS 10 era.

did you try the new beta? any issues so far?

Little correction, iOS 10.3.3 is the final release for iPhone 5, iPhone 5s will get iOS 11.

I haven't experienced any issues so far, didn't experience any issues on the iOS 10.3.2 either.
 
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AmazingTechGeek

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I didn't take a quantitative measurement but with 10.3.2 I would lose like a guesstimate 1/4-1/3 of my battery by the end of the day from just idling. 10.3.2 was probably the first time I ever saw the phone drain that fast. No more such drain now.
What phone did you have?
 

robertkarlsen

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I didn't take a quantitative measurement but with 10.3.2 I would lose like a guesstimate 1/4-1/3 of my battery by the end of the day from just idling. 10.3.2 was probably the first time I ever saw the phone drain that fast. No more such drain now.
My 7 plus also drained like craaazy on 10.3.2.

Running 10.3.3 b6 now. Hope to see some changes :)
 

Mlrollin91

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Being that this is probably the final, I upgraded my iPhone 7 Plus to 10.3.3. One thing that I have noticed off the bat is that it runs cooler. Device isn't getting nearly as warm under the same usage compared to 10.3.2. Obviously way too soon to tell on battery life, but this will keep me content until September.
 
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prk60091

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i was having all sorts of issues on 10.3.3b6 (no cellular connection == i live in a v v good att lte area) -battery burn and just overall lag on my iphone 6... i performed hard reset... battery life is amazing --after the hard reset good cell reception-- but iphone 6 feels sluggish.. anyone else experiencing similar on iph6?
 

Act3

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seems like a lot of betas for a minor release to a soon to be obsolete iOS version, sure it is the last version for many devices, but those devices will be SOL for security updates come this fall. Then again, I think the whole iOS security update might be a bit extreme as many devices will still be running 10 and below for quite a while. We don't hear much about older devices that can't run 10 being affected by exploits. I'm sure there are quite of few of them out there.
 
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Sammydad1

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i was having all sorts of issues on 10.3.3b6 (no cellular connection == i live in a v v good att lte area) -battery burn and just overall lag on my iphone 6... i performed hard reset... battery life is amazing --after the hard reset good cell reception-- but iphone 6 feels sluggish.. anyone else experiencing similar on iph6?

Many apps start to open and sit there for a few seconds and then fill in. It has been this way for some time in ios 10.....Maybe it has to wait for wifi response from home or something. Have sorta gotten used to it by now....
 

miragebg

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Many apps start to open and sit there for a few seconds and then fill in. It has been this way for some time in ios 10.....Maybe it has to wait for wifi response from home or something. Have sorta gotten used to it by now....

Is this only on iP6?
 

jr866gooner

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i was having all sorts of issues on 10.3.3b6 (no cellular connection == i live in a v v good att lte area) -battery burn and just overall lag on my iphone 6... i performed hard reset... battery life is amazing --after the hard reset good cell reception-- but iphone 6 feels sluggish.. anyone else experiencing similar on iph6?

I would expect iOS users to let their phones cache everything and leave it a few days for the battery/update to settle down.
 

ipooed

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Updated yesterday, Charged my phone to 100% and completely drained it, it's currently on charge and i am getting text messages, however they are only showing up with the phone number and not the names (despite icloud being logged in and contacts turned on) now if i unlock my phone the messages come through as duplicates with their names. Anyone else experiencing this? where would a person go to file a bug report?
 

prk60091

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Is this only on iP6?
this is exactly what i am experiencing...and it has been this way since 10.3.2b-- i figured 10.3.2 release would fix it--- it didnt .. i did not jump on to 10.3.3b right away i waited until 10.3.3b5 same issue all through b5 -- again i thought the GM would fix-- still not fixed in b6
 

Banglazed

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i was having all sorts of issues on 10.3.3b6 (no cellular connection == i live in a v v good att lte area) -battery burn and just overall lag on my iphone 6... i performed hard reset... battery life is amazing --after the hard reset good cell reception-- but iphone 6 feels sluggish.. anyone else experiencing similar on iph6?

At times, I've experience hard reset cause more problems than a complete restore. Since this beta is highly lightly will be the final beta, you can update it once officially released via iTunes and it may solve the sluggishness. In the meantime, you can try to close all apps in the app switcher, clear RAM and restart iPhone.
 
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