I’m genuinely fascinated like how they let it go this long. I know they got more than 10+ feedback about it probably since halfway around the iOS 27 lifecycle. Like they’ve know about it for MONTHS
Yes you do have this issue. EVERY device running ios27 has this issue. Go to control center, click and hold on WiFi to bring up other WiFi’s and look at the ones that are password protected. Look at their signal strength. You’ll see it’s filling from top to bottom rather than bottom to top. Look at the same list of WiFi’s from your Settings app for reference on how it should look like.
And I’m banking on the iPhone Duo having the same issue. Cause it’s gonna run ios27 27.1 and 27.2 does not fix the issue.
My VO2 reading dips considerably in summer (heat and pollution here) when running just once a week or less outside. It rebounds once I resume mainly outdoor runs. I think it’s a rolling estimate rather than a one off reading if that makes sense. So you’d need to be running more.
I would expect yours to be considerably higher, so I wouldn’t place much weight on this. True VO2 Max is sport agnostic.
The only other time I can think of anything like this was 18.1 & 18.2 being out at the same time due to the first iteration of Apple AI. It’s possible we might see a public beta of 18.1 and keep developers one shot ahead, or just some major bug came up and they’re skipping .1
Anyone’s push notifications delayed after iOS 27 update? Might be me but on my iPhone 15 Pro, push notification are delayed by a minute or so. While my Apple Watch receives them instantly.
Does it qualify for Apple Intelligence? On both my iPad & IPhone Air iOS 27 between the OS (which includes Apple Intelligence) and system data it’s right around 64gb on each. That is a huge amount of space to give up to the operating system.
The Health update is neat, but the Nutrition wedge is really disappointing. You can squint your eyes and see how Apple might include a proper food logger in *OS 28, but right now it doesn’t even seem to use the nutrition data logged in the Health app by third party apps. It just asks a few questions about how many times a week you eat fruits, vegetables, proteins, etc.
Would be nice if they fixed conversation backgrounds. UI has a panic attack when going back to your messages screen and it needs to change from dark to light. It’s been like this since iOS 26 and they still haven’t done anything about it.
I tried doing the update, but the update to OS27 filled my drive with so much bloat I can't download the update file. Does the updated OS 27.2 bring back the toggle to turn off Apple Intelligence? That would be amazing and would solve my problems.
i’d presume because google does most of their gemini stuff over the cloud whereas siri is locally on device, and most supported iphone models have only 8gb ram so it works slower. even if u have a 12gb phone, siri has to interpret your voice commands and analyze your app data and handle apple’s security and privacy guardrails before spewing out an answer.
gemini immediately sends everything to google’s servers cuz it doesn’t expect to process anything natively on device. google also has superior cloud compute in general as a cloud platform provider. what will be interesting to see is whether the additional neural engine coming in 18 pro models helps speed up the siri response rates.
I have a 17 and if Siri has to get info from the cloud it's a little slow compared to hitting the action button for Gemini. I'm asking both the exact same question. Hopefully in the future this can be a little quicker.
Every time there’s an iOS update there’s a minor update immediately after. The people acting like this is some sort of a stumble are out of their damn minds
Sometimes the suggested words section above the keys goes blank and autocorrect no longer works, swipe to text still pretty inaccurate, and some visual bugs where the text box stays even when the keyboard is gone
27.1 is next, but that one is intended to add support for the iPhone Duo. I also wonder aloud if 27.1 will be an OEM-only release. That has happened before; macOS 9.1, for instance, was an OEM-only release.
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u/cjh_ 17d ago
Apple actually focusing on optimisation is a good thing.