LOL are you serious? There’s zero delay on 10.3.3 buddy, none, nada..... My click speed has been set to default since day one, that is NOT the problem here. The issue is with iOS 11 having a slight delay compared to 10.3.3 simple as that.
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iOS 11 beta 10 — Changes and Issues
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LOL are you serious? There’s zero delay on 10.3.3 buddy, none, nada..... My click speed has been set to default since day one, that is NOT the problem here. The issue is with iOS 11 having a slight delay compared to 10.3.3 simple as that.
Where the heck's the bloody Wishlist in the App Store, had some stuff I really wanted to chase-up later!?
Stuff that, going back to 10.3.x I think...
App Store in general seems to be a big regression, I thought there was supposed be huge improvements!?
Weird, it only gave me the beta 9 last night, will I get it in the next 24hrs? (iPP 10.5' wifi+cell 512GB)
Stuff that, going back to 10.3.x I think...
App Store in general seems to be a big regression, I thought there was supposed be huge improvements!?
Weird, it only gave me the beta 9 last night, will I get it in the next 24hrs? (iPP 10.5' wifi+cell 512GB)
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Ah thanks!
What's the deal with them removing the bloody Wishlist, such a simple thing to implement, why on earth remove it? App Store "overall" feels like a backward step, don't you think? Such a shame, am liking other elements but I'll have to go back to 10.3x just so I can take note of my bloody Wishlist, then maybe I'll jump back -if I can be arsed. On my 7, if I have Settings>General>Accessibility>Home Button set to "Default" Click speed, when I open my phone from sleep with the home button, the "Rest Finger to Open" doesn't work. I have to tap the home button again to open. If the speed is set to "Slow" everything works fine.... and no lag.
My 6S is set on "Default" speed and everything works fine.
The problem is the button on the 7 (which is really NOT a button, but want's to be one.
My 6S is set on "Default" speed and everything works fine.
The problem is the button on the 7 (which is really NOT a button, but want's to be one.
While I do like some aspects of the new App Store, some things are annoying. I like the new layout when you tap on an app, but I don’t like what they are doing with reviews sorting randomly and it seems they have done away with the Free App of the Week.Ah thanks!
I’m hoping they sort some of these issues out once they go live with the public launch.
I’m getting the best battery life with this beta over 10 hours of uses on calls from a full charge at 100% on iPhone 7
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Yep. It was a good 3+ years of posts. In 2010 I think I made a snide comment about samsung and that alone got over 200.
Had the same thing - Siri was at the top of my battery usage list with ~25% usage. Did a reset network settings before an overnight charge - back to normal this morning.
I believe you need to have Siri Suggestions on and the Widget as well, pretty stupid IMO.
So that’s the trick to get the music App (or your most common music player) to show on the lock screen when you plug in headphones? I had thought they removed that feature in iOS 10 since
It didn’t work consistently.
That's really interesting, I'm on a 6S and haven't really used a 7. Was this always an issue, or just in iOS11?
Did you report that? I've been reporting the same problem for the last couple of betas, but didn't realize the link between the settings. Good find!
Here is my configuration: Apple knows best if you stick to their default settings. I've only made changes to features I don't ever use.
Control Center - Cellular - Always On
- WiFi - Always On but toggle off when not connected
- Bluetooth - Always On for iWatch
Personal Hotspot - Always Off
Notification - On for ALL apps except Facebook since it can be a battery drainer and government alerts
Airdrop - Always Off since never ever use this
Handoff - Always Off since I don't use this feature with the iWatch
Auto-Brightness - Always Off since I've notice it is a bit aggressive on iOS 11 betas and I adjust to what I need to see
Reduce Motion - Always On with Auto-Play message effect
Home Button - Default click speed, Press and Hold - Off, Rest Finger to Open - On (Never really use Siri invoke)
3D Touch - Light sensitivity
Background Refresh - Always On since system control suspending in backgrounding
Display & Brightness - Manual adjust to liking enough to see (never maxed out), Raise to Wake - On
Siri & Search - Always Off for "Ask Siri" and "Siri Suggestion" since I don't use Siri at all
Location Services - Always On with all apps set to use location ONLY if app is "While Using", System Services - On for most except off for SOS, Homekit, Location-Based ads and suggestion, Motion and Significant Location (I rather not have my location I've been to be tracked) and off to product improvement section
Motion & Fitness - Always Off since I use iWatch to track fitness
iTunes & AppStore - Automatic Updates only
Mail - Accounts set to sync either 3 days to a week only, Fetch New Data - Manual for all accounts & Fetch to manually with Push set to Off (I rather refresh it myself by opening the mail app)
Game Center - Off
Practice for charging - I only charge device from 0-100% if the device died or calibrating to see hows battery life on a new beta and it has been consistent on beta 10 so far from 0-100% with over 10 hours usage
- After if I'm satisfied with battery life, I charge from 1% to between 80-89% to keep charge going (Sometimes I notice at this range the charge seems to last longer than a full charge)
- If I charge the device from 1% and forgot to unplug at 89%, I'll leave it charging till 100%
- Battery usage will only show if device remains powered on without dying and reset after it reaches 90%
- I never leave phone charging over night and I unplug when charge is at desired level
Practice for apps - I don't close apps unless it is giving problems and leave it up to system to suspend them in background
Practice for updating iOS - Never use OTA. Use full IPSW via iTunes. Normally, I would close all apps from app switcher before updating. I use to update by connecting the device, hit key to select IPSW while device is on. Lately, I turn device off, press either volume down or home while connecting the device to bring up recovery mode to update. After a successful update, I restart the device and let the device settle with whatever battery life till it either dies or 1% to full charge to see how battery life is on the update. While charging, I would relaunch my mostly used apps so it is reloaded when I need them and doesn't consume as much battery if its off charge. I don't think it matters which method to use to update with iTunes.
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I thought this was just me!! I had to go to Verizon and they ended up replacing the SIM for me and it hasn't happened since.
Curious what the wear level is on your battery. Do you have CoconutBattery for Mac to check?
I had that problem with my 7 Plus.
It turned out that what was happening was that the waterproofing rubber for the SIM carrier would get kind of out of sorts and it was keeping the SIM carrier from making full contact.
The leather of the cover was preventing my noticing that the SIM carrier was very slightly out of alignment. It was not easy to spot visually, but if I ran my hand over it I could just barely tell that it wasn't seated all the way.
And it really wasn't off by much at all!
Does anyone have an issue with Spotify (Premium) where if you shuffle your playlist and connect to your car bluetooth, it will shut off shuffle and play the songs in order. It's bugging me to no end, and I'm not sure if it's a Spotify, iOS (beta), or other issue.