iOS 11 - who's upgrading?

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jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Middle of a large housing estate and no coverage here. I also ravel a lot for work and unfortunately get to test Bacons promise and it is, overall, rather hit and miss. In many places where I would have thought a good signal is a dead cert, I end up on the useless low rate hotel speed.

NDA

21,620 posts

226 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Burwood said:
True. Uk networks are the worst in Europe. Why? Because we accept poor standards. Huge areas of Surrey had no coverage st all. Its unacceptable.
I'm still amazed that my train service into London, through Surrey, has no data coverage until about Clapham Junction. I live largely on wifi in Surrey/Sussex.

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

219 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Ruskie said:
As an aside I’m sick of paying £45 a month and getting ste 3G/4G in a city. They really do take the piss out of the customer. Same with broadband speeds. Tired of being ripped off.
But the data isn’t costing £45 a month?

Trevatanus

11,127 posts

151 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Burwood said:
Ruskie said:
As an aside I’m sick of paying £45 a month and getting ste 3G/4G in a city. They really do take the piss out of the customer. Same with broadband speeds. Tired of being ripped off.
True. Uk networks are the worst in Europe. Why? Because we accept poor standards. Huge areas of Surrey had no coverage st all. Its unacceptable.
A lot of the problem is "nimby's" not wanting masts.
How can the phone companies provide service if they are not allowed to upgrade the infrastructure?

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Looking around city centres and the plethora of masts adorning office blocks, perhaps the promises are better than the reality of transmission?

Efbe

9,251 posts

167 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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so how is any of this Apple's fault? or iOS 11's fault?

Warmfuzzies

3,990 posts

254 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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11.03 has made some minor speed improvements, but not good enough to compare with IOS 10.
Bluetooth, for heavens sake, don’t let me think I’ve turned it off in the controls panel, if it’s still able to search and reactivate when it finds a Bluetooth connection. Off should be off. It’s now disabled on mine in the general settings..
It’s an improvement, but could do better.

Speed 3

4,592 posts

120 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Warmfuzzies said:
11.03 has made some minor speed improvements, but not good enough to compare with IOS 10.
Bluetooth, for heavens sake, don’t let me think I’ve turned it off in the controls panel, if it’s still able to search and reactivate when it finds a Bluetooth connection. Off should be off. It’s now disabled on mine in the general settings..
It’s an improvement, but could do better.
One of Apple's annoying traits, I have to turn the MacBook bluetooth off regularly as it hijacks connections already in place on other mobile devices like speakers. It also gets my goat when each main IOS release turns things back on that you had turned off eg photo sharing, cloud back up etc. You have to hunt through settings every time to work out what its changed. Also hate the way it can create a hotspot connection even when that is turned off on your phone (did that pre-11, I'm assuming it still will).

Has 3 minor updates to a major in a couple of weeks set a new record ? Don't recall there being that many that quickly before (and looks like these 3 still haven't resolved everyone's issues).

Ruskie

3,990 posts

201 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Efbe said:
so how is any of this Apple's fault? or iOS 11's fault?
Sorry thread police. I did say as an aside.

Ruskie

3,990 posts

201 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Fun Bus said:
Ruskie said:
As an aside I’m sick of paying £45 a month and getting ste 3G/4G in a city. They really do take the piss out of the customer. Same with broadband speeds. Tired of being ripped off.
But the data isn’t costing £45 a month?
Do you enjoy been a pedantic dick?

ecsrobin

17,146 posts

166 months

Thursday 12th October 2017
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Ruskie said:
Sorry thread police. I did say as an aside.
Ruskie said:
Fun Bus said:
Ruskie said:
As an aside I’m sick of paying £45 a month and getting ste 3G/4G in a city. They really do take the piss out of the customer. Same with broadband speeds. Tired of being ripped off.
But the data isn’t costing £45 a month?
Do you enjoy been a pedantic dick?
Hard week at work?

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

219 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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Ruskie said:
Fun Bus said:
Ruskie said:
As an aside I’m sick of paying £45 a month and getting ste 3G/4G in a city. They really do take the piss out of the customer. Same with broadband speeds. Tired of being ripped off.
But the data isn’t costing £45 a month?
Do you enjoy been a pedantic dick?
Not so much pedantic, more getting the facts straight.

Henners

12,230 posts

195 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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Chillax kids.

megaphone

10,740 posts

252 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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Just an update, to get us back on topic.

My 5SE is working fine on 11.02, will update again to 11.03 over the weekend. I have not noticed any difference in battery life, still lasts me all day and has 45% when I put it on charge at bedtime. Phone is only 6 months old.

The phone does appear quicker than before, opens and closes apps ok, haven't had any issues with Bluetooth.

The only negative is some apps I use to scan networks, like Fing and NetAnalyser, will no longer display MAC numbers and will therefore not get device info. This is a new 'security' feature bought in by Apple for iOS11. Bit of a pita as I use these apps for my work.

limpsfield

5,890 posts

254 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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jmorgan said:
I also ravel a lot for work
Christopher Dean?

Snowdrop_

223 posts

106 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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Anyone running iOS11 on an iPad Pro?

I put it on mine (it's not even a year old yet) and when scrolling between photos, there is a lag between photos

Burwood

18,709 posts

247 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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Snowdrop_ said:
Anyone running iOS11 on an iPad Pro?

I put it on mine (it's not even a year old yet) and when scrolling between photos, there is a lag between photos
I'm running it on an iPad pro 2. Super happy with it. Very fast. battery good.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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limpsfield said:
jmorgan said:
I also ravel a lot for work
Christopher Dean?
The irony of a Mac spill checker.

Craikeybaby

10,421 posts

226 months

Friday 13th October 2017
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Ruskie said:
Nothing but trouble since updating my 7. Stuff randomly crashes, won’t connect to BT in the car and when it does it drops out. Everything is slower to load. Awful.
On the other hand iOS 11 on my iPhone 7 is significantly more stable than any of the iOS 10 releases were.

Snowdrop_

223 posts

106 months

Saturday 14th October 2017
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I spoke to Apple this morning, as mine was unresponsive when I picked it up - couldn’t click on any Apps, home button etc.

They’ve said to restore it as a new iPhone or if it is an out of warranty repair, it’s £303.44. Absolute crazy!