O iOS 17 was launched in September this year, along with the launch of the new iPhone. However, contrary to what many expected, the new update does not seem to be as pleasing to users of Apple devices. On social media, you can follow the constant complaints about the freezing, slowness and overheating of devices, whether on the new iPhone 15 or other devices compatible with the software.
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On Monday (11), the company brought a new update, version 17.2. The main complaint from users is that the cell phone is freezing while using applications. This behavior goes against the characteristic that earned the most praise for the iOS system, the smoothness of the operating system. However, in iOS 17, this smoothness seems to be gone.
Another reported issue is the device overheating when using some applications or when connected to the charger. The problem had already been observed on the iPhone 15, but users of other versions of the smartphone reported the same issue. Apple stated that a new update has already been released to fix the problem that caused overheating.
Apple releases new update for iOS 17
The new update made available this Monday (11) promises to correct the complaints received by the company. According to the description of iOS 17.2, the version should fix wireless charging issues and improve the AirDrop connection. Additionally, some tools have been implemented with the new update.
One of them is Journal, a native Apple application, which will be automatically downloaded on all devices with iOS 17.2. The purpose of the app is to function as a type of diary in which the user can record memories and thoughts directly on their cell phone. To do this, it will be possible to insert links, photos, videos, music and other resources in the reports.
Finally, Apple also brought improvements to the iPhone’s camera software. With the new update, all compatible devices will receive an improvement in the image storage system, so as not to overfill the devices’ memory.
2023-12-16 15:42:00
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