Doubtful. I think they'll make a big deal out of this. Sounds more like a .1 featureqi fast charge? I'll test it later tonight if no one has reported on this.
Doubtful. I think they'll make a big deal out of this. Sounds more like a .1 featureqi fast charge? I'll test it later tonight if no one has reported on this.
Yeah it dunno if its something a uodate might fix or its apples end on the app store?It's been a little screwy for me too. Dates are all jumbled up, to where you can tell they're clearly not accurate. I have apps that were updated weeks ago yet labeled for "today." The list isn't accurate or properly chronological. Also don't like how months are denoted as "1m, 2m, etc." They look like minutes to me, no reason they can't be labeled "1mo."
Hard to say, could be either way. Kind of leaning towards server issue though, but who knows.Yeah it dunno if its something a uodate might fix or its apples end on the app store?
I dunno if its just me but still when i go to an app on the app store and click update history and look down the list the timing is all wrong like it goes from 2 weeks ago to 1 day ago does anyone else see this
why do we have to delete the beta profile to install this? I like staying in the beta for future minor beta releases
me. right here. this is me also.The Wi-Fi button still doesn't disable entirely the Wi-Fi repeater.![]()
me. right here. this is me also.
"To include bug fixes and improvements to your iPhone or iPad" (Direct from Apple)So the point of this update was what exactly??
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT208086The Wi-Fi button still doesn't disable entirely the Wi-Fi repeater.![]()
This is a new feature and only disconnect from currently connected network. To complete turn off WiFi or bluetooth, you will need to go into settings. It is intended function and not a bug.
Thats IT! I am going back to 10.3.3! (or maybe I will put away my magnifying glass)Not fixed for me on my 7. A dream deferred, gentlemen.
While I know many of you will give me the same advice you give for every issue (sounds snarky, not meant to be though), I’m having a lot of the performance issues that seemed to be better on 11.0.1, come back now that I’ve used my phone for the afternoon. Mainly screen flickers and frame rate drops that were super smooth just 4 hours ago, and some freezes.
I’m not going to restore my phone (and setup as new) to see if it helps as I did that last week and although some issues improved, it brought other issues that weren’t there before. Guess we’ll see how 11.1 goes (tomorrow I hope).
I used iTunes, and I actually do close all apps in the App Switcher before any update. Never heard of someone else who does that too haha but cool. Maybe there is some sense to my insanity. I don’t do the “turn off for a minute after updating.” What does that do other than a restart? Cool down?You may try this. Did you OTA or iTunes update? I recommend updating through iTunes. Before updating, I would close apps in the appswitcher first, update then turn off the device for a minute before turn it back on. I might help resolve some issues. .
Still have Messages crash when trying to rearrange (via drag and drop) the App Drawer while in landscape on my 7. Sometimes rearranging just doesn’t work at all though.iOS 11.0.1 mostly focus on Camera and Photos app. There's also some improvements for iMessage App Explorer and Springboard too.
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I used iTunes, and I actually do close all apps in the App Switcher before any update. Never heard of someone else who does that too haha but cool. Maybe there is some sense to my insanity. I don’t do the “turn off for a minute after updating.” What does that do other than a restart? Cool down?
You're not alone! I close all apps too haha. Even clear the RAM just to make sure nothing will hang up during the update process.I used iTunes, and I actually do close all apps in the App Switcher before any update. Never heard of someone else who does that too haha but cool. Maybe there is some sense to my insanity. I don’t do the “turn off for a minute after updating.” What does that do other than a restart? Cool down?
Reset all settings took care of this issue.When “Settings” is not in app switcher and I launch it in landscape mode, I briefly see a black screen before it loads.
In portrait mode, it doesn’t do this behavior.
Wasn’t doing this in 11.0
Anybody experiencing this on iPad Pro 10.5 and 11.01? Thanks.
well i have like 10 ios devices, now i have to uninstall the profile on each one, reboot, install 11.0.1, reboot, install beta profile, reboot. I don't remember it being like this in iOS 9 or 10, they always pushed out even the small updates like this to public beta/dev users.....ugh