iOS 11 beta 10 — Changes and Issues

[ram130]

Well Bluetooth took a step back in this beta. In earlier betas my headphones wouldn’t stay connected for more than a few hours. Then when you reconnect, it disconnects after a few minutes and so on. It seemed to be fixed two betas ago. But now on this beta it’s back to how it was. Darn.

I knew Apple updating the reports all of sudden was a bad thing.

 

[jsmith189]

you are in denial if you dont notice the delay on clicking the home button.

No, I just don't have a delay.

 

[Shirasaki]

It used to have a downvote when I became a member in 2008.

So they remove it later on for some reason. Hmm. Ok.

 

[cbreze]

Regarding bluetooth, is it supposed to default to on by itself? I leave it off when I'm not using it which is most of the time but after an hour or so it turns itself back on everytime.

 

[Chazzle]

Regarding bluetooth, is it supposed to default to on by itself? I leave it off when I'm not using it which is most of the time but after an hour or so it turns itself back on everytime.

If you are turning it “off” in Control Center, then yes. That switch just disconnects the radio and temporarily disables it. You must go to Setting and toggle it off from there to truly turn it off. Same behavior for WiFi. This is new to iOS 11.

 

[onepoint]

I wonder how many of these UI issues are related to the “fork” in iOS for iPhone 7S/+, iPhone Edition, and iPad.

I assume pieces of both 7S/+ and iPad will be merged for the iPhone Edition version? And who the hell is beta testing that one? Or are “we” already?

The lag with pressing the home button obviously won’t translate directly to the iPhone Edition, but maybe that’s part of the reason for the current behavior we’re seeing on iPhones that have a home button? That’s all over my head, just wondering.

 

[ram130]

The messed up thing is how smooooooooth this built has been on my iPad Pro 10.5. Fast and no glitches.

 

[bmac89]

Does show suggested apps on dock recents work for anyone?

In early betas, when plugging in headphones, your frequently used music app would show in dock recents with a headphone symbol.

Other examples are apps commonly used in a particular location or at a particular time. The suggested music app has not shown up for numerous beta builds now and the suggested location and time based apps have never shown up. However I do have locations switched off so that explains no location based suggestions.

 

[66gonzo]

I am surprised at how terrible my battery has been. Working with a 7+, I used to be able to get through the day and be at 30% or so at bedtime. Since beta 7 I’ve had to charge mid-day and still been down at 30% by bedtime.

Most of the iOS has felt glitchy too. Slow, stuttery, and pretty rough.

 

[scjr]

Decided to take plunge. Just jumped on beta for first time. Question. Plugged in 7+ to charge and it vibrated, then it appeared a few of the icons flickered for a moment. Weird, because never saw this behavior in 10.3.3. Reported the bug. Anyone experience that?

Is the vibration when you plug phone in to charge new?

Thanks.

 

[MozMan68]

Something changed this afternoon for me after being on every public beta...phone is running hot and battery running down fast. Did a hard restart acouple of times to no avail. Charging now for the night and will see how it does in the morning.

 

[kave]

I had various Bluetooth issues at first, no proper connection with AppleWatch or Airpods. A reboot fixed it.

 

[Mlrollin91]

So they remove it later on for some reason. Hmm. Ok.

Yeah. I don't remember the exact reasoning. Something about not being friendly I think. Back then it was upvote/downvote. Then it went to just upvotes. Then it changed to the current system. Sucks too because I had like 2500 likes that didn't transfer over to the new system!

 

[eveluvsrainbows]

How hard is it to make pressing home button shut app like ios 10.3.3 theres still a delay its annoying and i aint keep moaning but apple needs to stop the chopyness on ios 11 10 betas are insane to still have problems by now it should be perfect

Nothing is ever perfect. You should know that by now.

 

[Radon87000]

Nothing is ever perfect.

iOS 10.3.3 has perfect performance.

 

[Feenician]

iOS 10.3.3 has perfect performance.

10.0 didn’t. It had the same kind of things you’re complaining about. Are you seeing a pattern here?

 

[ahildebrand12]

I think the home button delay when closing an app on the iPhone 7 might be intentional rather than a bug. That delay is normal on every iPhone before the iPhone 7. Only the iPhone 7 was that fast on iOS 10.3.3 when closing apps because of the capacitive home button it no longer had to wait for the second press (in case you wanted to go to the task switcher, not sure how it worked though.) Because of that, there was an odd jump when you would double press and enter the task switcher. It was caused by pressing the button once -the closing animation begins- then pressing it again - the animation changes directions from closing the app to the app switcher. This caused a weird glitch which some would say is worse than the delay. So, I think it may have been a somewhat hard decision made by Apple, that they would rather have the task switcher perfectly smooth and a delay in the home button.
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I think the home button delay when closing an app on the iPhone 7 might be intentional rather than a bug. That delay is normal on every iPhone before the iPhone 7. Only the iPhone 7 was that fast on iOS 10.3.3 when closing apps because of the capacitive home button it no longer had to wait for the second press (in case you wanted to go to the task switcher, not sure how it worked though.) Because of that, there was an odd jump when you would double press and enter the task switcher. It was caused by pressing the button once -the closing animation begins- then pressing it again - the animation changes directions from closing the app to the app switcher. This caused a weird glitch which some would say is worse than the delay. So, I think it may have been a somewhat hard decision made by Apple, that they would rather have the task switcher perfectly smooth and a delay in the home button.

Personally though, I was okay with the glitch when entering the task switcher while inside an app on iOS 10.3.3. Because I knew that it was caused by the phone switching in the middle of an animation, it made the phone feel EXTRA fast! That was Apple’s intention when they allowed an animation to be interrupted mid-animation and changed.

 

[Feenician]

I think the home button delay when closing an app on the iPhone 7 might be intentional rather than a bug. That delay is normal on every iPhone before the iPhone 7. Only the iPhone 7 was that fast on iOS 10.3.3 when closing apps because of the capacitive home button it no longer had to wait for the second press (in case you wanted to go to the task switcher, not sure how it worked though.) Because of that, there was an odd jump when you would double press and enter the task switcher. It was caused by pressing the button once -the closing animation begins- then pressing it again - the animation changes directions from closing the app to the app switcher. This caused a weird glitch which some would say is worse than the delay. So, I think it may have been a somewhat hard decision made by Apple, that they would rather have the task switcher perfectly smooth and a delay in the home button.
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Personally though, I was okay with the glitch when entering the task switcher while inside an app on iOS 10.3.3. Because I knew that it was caused by the phone switching in the middle of an animation, it made the phone feel EXTRA fast! That was Apple’s intention when they allowed an animation to be interrupted mid-animation and changed.

People complained about the animation “bug” and people will complain when it waits to see if you’re double clicking or not. I was going to post the same thing you said earlier but there’s little point battling the tide of tears and “forced obsolescence” nonsense. People will believe it, or claim to believe it, anyway.

 

[xeilon]

There is a slight delay whether you want to acknowledge it or not. I don't know what device you're running but if you have the 7 or 7+ then open an app, close it via the home button and you'll see it. Better yet, if you have a iOS 10.3.3 device (7/7+) then compare them both live and you'll see it first hand.

Stop saying there isn't an issue when there actually is one, I understand it's a BETA but to say it's not an issue is just not accurate at all.

Sorry, but there always has*, and always will, be a slight delay for a single-click home action; this is because the system is waiting for a second-click. Once the wait window has elapsed, the single-click action is executed.
Please ensure that your home button speed is set to 'default' in Accessibility. Enabling a triple-click action causes a slight delay to multitasking for the same reason.

TL;DR: This is not an issue…

*At least since multitasking was introduced

 

[Paddle1]

I think the home button delay when closing an app on the iPhone 7 might be intentional rather than a bug. That delay is normal on every iPhone before the iPhone 7. Only the iPhone 7 was that fast on iOS 10.3.3 when closing apps because of the capacitive home button it no longer had to wait for the second press (in case you wanted to go to the task switcher, not sure how it worked though.) Because of that, there was an odd jump when you would double press and enter the task switcher. It was caused by pressing the button once -the closing animation begins- then pressing it again - the animation changes directions from closing the app to the app switcher. This caused a weird glitch which some would say is worse than the delay. So, I think it may have been a somewhat hard decision made by Apple, that they would rather have the task switcher perfectly smooth and a delay in the home button.
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Personally though, I was okay with the glitch when entering the task switcher while inside an app on iOS 10.3.3. Because I knew that it was caused by the phone switching in the middle of an animation, it made the phone feel EXTRA fast! That was Apple’s intention when they allowed an animation to be interrupted mid-animation and changed.

Yep, it's similar to how in iOS 9 on the 6s Touch ID 2.0 unlocked the phone so fast that people missed their notifications, so they changed the lockscreen in iOS 10 to require you to press the button to bypass it.

 

[Jon_Spittle]

Noticed this bug last night. When I open the camera by sliding left on lockscreen or in notification centre there's a black bar at the top of the screen, as you can see it covers the majority of the shortcuts at the top.

I've reported this.

 

[Shirasaki]

Sucks too because I had like 2500 likes that didn't transfer over to the new system!

That lost is a bit huge!
So, you will have at least 7500 likes, if everything was going right. Hmm.

 

[Radon87000]

10.0 didn’t. It had the same kind of things you’re complaining about. Are you seeing a pattern here?

My 7 Plus launched with 10.0 and even then it did not have have this much lag.

 

[jalyst]

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[scjr]

Just a few hours using this beta on my iPhone 7+ and iPad 10.5, I’m impressed. I think 11 beta is more polished than what 10 beta was. Love the new multitasking in iPad.