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iOS 11.x.x Release Speculation Thread

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Beta 3 out.

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Mlrollin91 said:
Why does that matter? Yes the battery is rated for 80% @ 500 cycles, but I have had batteries hit 500 cycles and still be at 95%. The only number that really matters is health.
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So you know you’ve looked after it don’t you? That’s helpful.

But also the reverse case you might be at 60% @ 500.. that shows you could either have a dodgy battery or done something bad (overheating in weather etc)

It’s just more informative
 
Galacticos said:
So you know you’ve looked after it don’t you? That’s helpful.

But also the reverse case you might be at 60% @ 500.. that shows you could either have a dodgy battery or done something bad (overheating in weather etc)

It’s just more informative
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But once your battery drops below 80% you can take it to Apple. If its under 500 cycles, they will likely replace it for free, if its over 500 cycles, it will cost you. Regardless, you don't need the information to make a decision. You just need to know the health. I never pay attention to cycles, only health.
 
Mlrollin91 said:
But once your battery drops below 80% you can take it to Apple. If its under 500 cycles, they will likely replace it for free, if its over 500 cycles, it will cost you. Regardless, you don't need the information to make a decision. You just need to know the health. I never pay attention to cycles, only health.
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It’s not necessary but as the owner why not have access to that information. At the very least you will know whether to bother taking it in for a check. (Apple stores in my city are a hassle)
 
I received a replacement battery from iFixIt for my birthday, but never got around to installing it. Maybe I'll take my GF's phone to the Apple store and see how they compare (since they're roughly the same price).
 
Galacticos said:
So you know you’ve looked after it don’t you? That’s helpful.

But also the reverse case you might be at 60% @ 500.. that shows you could either have a dodgy battery or done something bad (overheating in weather etc)

It’s just more informative
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Mlrollin91 said:
But once your battery drops below 80% you can take it to Apple. If its under 500 cycles, they will likely replace it for free, if its over 500 cycles, it will cost you. Regardless, you don't need the information to make a decision. You just need to know the health. I never pay attention to cycles, only health.
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Galacticos said:
It’s not necessary but as the owner why not have access to that information. At the very least you will know whether to bother taking it in for a check. (Apple stores in my city are a hassle)
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bjoswald said:
I received a replacement battery from iFixIt for my birthday, but never got around to installing it. Maybe I'll take my GF's phone to the Apple store and see how they compare (since they're roughly the same price).
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Speculation thread here, guys!!
 
iPhoneguy86 said:
I don’t get why the PB is still a day behind like wth
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The same reason that Developer beta and Public beta are separate at all. These betas are meant to be installed first by developers on test devices to see if there are any major bugs that could cause major problems, especially when it comes to data loss. If developers find a major problem with the beta, Apple can fix it before releasing the beta to the public and minimize the amount of devices affected by a major bug.
 
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With previous beta 2 up this newly installed beta 3, Facebook Messenger app still crashing my IPhone 6 Plus.
Feedback to Apple complied since beta 2.
 
Paddle1 said:
11.3 Final release "confirmed" for next week: https://9to5mac.com/2018/02/24/ipho...leased-next-week-includes-fix-for-their-mics/
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Shure, a company that makes mics for iPhones with Lightning connectivity alongside their range of professional audio gear, claims on Twitter that iOS 11.3 is due out for everyone next week. This is in response to a customer complaint about failed recordings; the company says iOS 11.3 includes a fix for these accessories.
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I Higley doubt 11.3 will be released next week.
 
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Are homepod features, such as multi-room audio ( the one I'm waiting for ) tied to iOS releases? It seems like if a new feature is added to the Homepod, iOS may need to be updated to give the user access to it.
 
I think in best case we will get iOS 11.2.7 or something and in the worst case just another iOS 11.3 beta :)
 
how can this be only beta 3 yet and its a major release with iCloud messages and no where near ready for prime time also they said spring which is next month 11.2.5 had like 7 betas so no way is this it
 
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