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Apple squashes iOS 11 bugs with quick release of iOS 11.0.1

Just a week after iOS 11 was launched to the public, Apple has quickly followed up with iOS 11.0.1, a small update intended to address bugs and fix various issues with the software.

Release notes accompanying iOS 11.0.1 simply state that the update "includes bug fixes and improvements for your iPhone or iPad."

There are two builds of the software: 15A402 for current iPhones and iPads, and build 15A403 for the forthcoming iPhone X.

iOS 11 includes a new voice for Siri, as well as the ARKit tools that developers can use to create advanced augmented reality applications. It also boasts a redesigned App Store, and various features like Do Not Disturb While Driving and a revamped Music app.

On the iPad, iOS 11 brings an all-new app dock that can be used for multitasking and app switching, as well as dragging and dropping files in between applications.

iOS 11 is compatible with the iPhone 5s and newer, the iPad 2 and up, the iPad Air and newer, and all iPad Pros. It is also compatible with the sixth-generation iPod touch.



116 Comments

razorpit 17 Years · 1793 comments

Are the battery issues as bad as what you read on other sites? I have a 6S+ and original Apple Watch. I want to upgrade, but can't afford to loose battery performance like some claim. The phone is not a big deal, I have times that it can charge, but the watch is obviously much more difficult to find a time and place to charge.

ihatescreennames 19 Years · 1977 comments

razorpit said:
Are the battery issues as bad as what you read on other sites? I have a 6S+ and original Apple Watch. I want to upgrade, but can't afford to loose battery performance like some claim. The phone is not a big deal, I have times that it can charge, but the watch is obviously much more difficult to find a time and place to charge.

If it helps, on Sunday I wore my original Apple Watch for 18 hours, including an hour of workout, and had 10% left on the battery when I went to bed.

bwh1248 8 Years · 9 comments

I applied the GM version of iOS11 a week before the general release and haven't seen any real battery issues with my iPhone 6 after the first day or 2. There are a few programs that seem to startup slower, but nothing that really bothers me too much. For watchOS, I installed v4 on release day and haven't had any problems with battery life or performance there. I like some of the tweaks they've done even on my v0 watch. Overall, its a good upgrade.

razorpit 17 Years · 1793 comments

sog35 said:
iOS 11 really sucks on my iPhone 6 Plus.

Battery life is shitty.  Real shitty.  Battery life is probably down 30-40%.

Apps take fucking forever to open.  So many bugs. What a mess. Rotation sucks.

Tim is really slipping. How do they even release such a half baked version of iOS?
I sometimes have apps taking forever to open and rotation issues on iOS 10. Your battery life is really down by that much?

melgross 20 Years · 33622 comments

No battery problems. But for some time I’ve been getting freezes on my iPad. I’ll hit a letter on the virtual keyboard, and nothing happens. I often can hit it several times, and nothing happens. I can type words, and nothing happens. Sometimes, the first letter appears, the second doesn’t, and then the third does. It goes away after a short while.

in my ebay app, I get a freeze. Scrolling stops, tapping on something results in nothing. I have freezes in some others too. Doesn’t last for long, sometimes for just a few seconds. For example, in Eric’s Solitaire, when I select which game to play in the menu, sometimes nothing happens, and I have to select it again. Sometimes, when moving cards, they magnify as they’re supposed to, and freeze in that magnified state, only partly moved. I have to tap them to finish the move.

Sometimes, when I swipe an app to close it, nothing happens, and I have to do it again, maybe two more times.

and I’m still getting all the first letters of a new paragraph in lower case, entirely on this site. That’s why they’re not capitalized. It’s just too much trouble to constantly go back and delete it and then type it again, though, when I do, it will properly capitalize. Sometimes it will lose the ’ in a word such as “I’ve” if it’s the first.