[Official] iPhone 7 (Plus) Discussions

nnyymm

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Anyone notice why the FCC logo on the back of the iPhone getting bigger ah? Look at your 6S, 6, 5, 5S all also small small one
 

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Better to buy a case with friction on the back like matte, frosted or with some kind of design patterns. Nicer than having a ring on the back.

Put your puny finger acrossed and lessen the chance of phone slipping of our petite palm.
 

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How come when u are in any open app then u double click.

U can see that the app will jerky for a while before going to the recently app screen. (App switcher)

Tested two iPhone 7+ all same, not smooth at all.

Did u all notice?
Only a little lag. Mine will stutter abit also when switching between apps. But the lag is not so bad that it will affect anything.

Sent from Samsung SM-N930F using GAGT
 

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How come when u are in any open app then u double click.

U can see that the app will jerky for a while before going to the recently app screen. (App switcher)

Tested two iPhone 7+ all same, not smooth at all.

Did u all notice?

It's frame rate drop issue with the iOS 10. Not issue with the phone. iOS 10 performs better on the iPhone 6s than on the 7.
 

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After swiping up all apps to force close all of them, you guys can try to do the following to force clear the memory.

From the home screen:
- Hold power/sleep button till "slide to power off" appears"
- Release power/sleep button
- Hold home button till "slide to power off" disappears"

Only need to do it once.

After performing the above once, it helped me in my overall average usage:
- Battery improvements
- Less UI stutter (the next update will probably resolve this)

hope it helps.
 

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After swiping up all apps to force close all of them, you guys can try to do the following to force clear the memory.

From the home screen:
- Hold power/sleep button till "slide to power off" appears"
- Release power/sleep button
- Hold home button till "slide to power off" disappears"

Only need to do it once.

After performing the above once, it helped me in my overall average usage:
- Battery improvements
- Less UI stutter (the next update will probably resolve this)

hope it helps.

Does it help for iOS 9?
 

tohchr

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After swiping up all apps to force close all of them, you guys can try to do the following to force clear the memory.

From the home screen:
- Hold power/sleep button till "slide to power off" appears"
- Release power/sleep button
- Hold home button till "slide to power off" disappears"

Only need to do it once.

After performing the above once, it helped me in my overall average usage:
- Battery improvements
- Less UI stutter (the next update will probably resolve this)

hope it helps.

For iphone 7, home button doesn't work I think. It should be volume down button.
 

-nzy90

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After swiping up all apps to force close all of them, you guys can try to do the following to force clear the memory.

From the home screen:
- Hold power/sleep button till "slide to power off" appears"
- Release power/sleep button
- Hold home button till "slide to power off" disappears"

Only need to do it once.

After performing the above once, it helped me in my overall average usage:
- Battery improvements
- Less UI stutter (the next update will probably resolve this)

hope it helps.
Helps temporarily but the problem comes back. Is there any app that can auto help to close background apps? Something like a task killer.

Sent from Samsung SM-N930F using GAGT
 

szeli

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iOS works differently from android, u dun really need to close apps unless an app is misbehaving...
 
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