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iOS 11.1 Beta 5 Bug Fixes, Changes and Improvements

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Ok, so I downloaded the full 11.1 PB5 IPSW file and tried updating via iTunes and it permanently put my phone into recovery mode.

I downloaded the full 11.1 PB4 IPSW and updated over the top again via iTunes and that is now installing ok. PB5 is very broken and I would recommend staying away until this is updated once again.
[doublepost=1508803127][/doublepost]PB4 installed over the top and my 7+ is ok again with all my stuff untouched.
 
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Nekomichi said:
Thank you, this worked for me.
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Heh. It didn't work for me. :)

Appears a reset may be the magic ticket though. Progress bar on the Apple Logo screen after rebooting from verifying update (installing).

Going VERY slowly for such a small update < 40MB.

Edit: And rebooted again before the progress bar finished....hmm.

Edit2: Yep, that was successful. Now, let's see if I can't restore my PB4 iCloud backup from this morning, so I have all of my apps back. :)
 
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fischersd said:
Heh. It didn't work for me. :)

Appears a reset may be the magic ticket though. Progress bar on the Apple Logo screen after rebooting from verifying update (installing).

Going VERY slowly for such a small update < 40MB.

Edit: And rebooted again before the progress bar finished....hmm.

Edit2: Yep, that was successful. Now, let's see if I can't restore my PB4 iCloud backup from this morning, so I have all of my apps back. :)
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Yeah, it took an unusually long time for me too, considering the small size of the update. Also made my phone quite warm although that might be because I’m using a wireless charging case.
 
Kalloud said:
Try this:
Open any app you want.
Wait a few seconds.
Click the home button (click it one time only: to go to the homescreen, not twice to go to the switcher).
Does the animation start immediately or does it start after about a second?
The animation is smooth, probably 60fps, but it is just delayed by about one second after you click the "button".
If you haven't used an iPhone 7 on iOS 10, then you probably won't notice it, as you never saw how the animation can start as soon as you click the home button.
Every iDevice has had the delay except the iPhone 7 on iOS 10 but not on iOS 11, that's why only iPhone 7 users who upgraded to iOS 11 have this issue.
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Regarding the delay, I see a very slight delay, possibly about 1/2 of a second. This on my 7. Unless my iPhone 7 is just not as laggy as some that are complaining about this then I just can't quite see this as an issue, at least for me. I rather like the way it transitions back to the home screen.
 
Nekomichi said:
Yeah, it took an unusually long time for me too, considering the small size of the update. Also made my phone quite warm although that might be because I’m using a wireless charging case.
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Well, it's letting me restore my iCloud backup from 5:45am this morning on the Air2, so we'll see if there's any issues after that.

My 6s doesn't seem any worse for wear for the PB5 upgrade.
 
cbreze said:
Regarding the delay, I see a very slight delay, possibly about 1/2 of a second. This on my 7. Unless my iPhone 7 is just not as laggy as some that are complaining about this then I just can't quite see this as an issue, at least for me. I rather like the way it transitions back to the home screen.
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Set the home button “Click Speed” to “Slowest”
That will delay it about a second.
This is because the device waits for a possible second click before it starts a one click animation.
Set any “Triple Click” feature and it is even slower.
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Septembersrain said:
I didn't have to wipe to get it to install. I think Apple just fixed it.
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That’s what I figure since it didn’t work, it didn’t work, it didn’t work, it did work.
 
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CrzyP said:
Does anyone have issues updating OpenTable, Zomato, and Yelp in iOS 11? Ever time there is an app update, the installation freezes and I have to reboot for the install to complete. It just so happens that these apps also integrate with Apple Maps.
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Yep. On my iPhone 8+ and iPad Pro 1st G
[doublepost=1508809295][/doublepost]I note that classic voice dialing via Bluetooth headset is STILL not working:mad:

Could someone confirm this?

Go to: Settings/General/Accessibility/Home Button/ & check Voice Control

Pair a Bluetooth headset and attempt Voice Dial.

What SHOULD happen, is the Classic Voice Control Box SHOULD pop up, tone heard in headset, voice modulation animation is visible, "call xxx", confirmation tone is heard, contact info comes up, and number is dialed.

Instead, after confirmation tone is heard, Voice Control disappears to Home Screen:confused:

I like Siri and all, but depending on your WiFi and cellular connection, it can be VERY laggy. That's why I prefer classic voice dialing.
 
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Solver said:
Set the home button “Click Speed” to “Slowest”
That will delay it about a second.
This is because the device waits for a possible second click before it starts a one click animation.
Set any “Triple Click” feature and it is even slower.
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Yeah, I understand the reasoning for it and my click speed is set in the middle. I think it's just not enough of an issue for some to be concerned about it. I did notice the difference after updating but thought it was Apples way of offering up a smoother transition back to home. In any case I'm fine with it.
 
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