Spring is here, and the stable iOS 11.3 update has reportedly begun rolling out, but for some reason, only new 9.7-inch iPad owners can install it at the moment.
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The behavior was covered under umbrella language explaining the measures it took to stop iPhones from suddenly shutting down with the iOS 10.2.1 software update.
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But it's not because of the software. In fact, there's a reasonable implication that Apple is claiming that new hardware means no throttling will be warranted in future software updates.
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That's according to a Senate committee chairman. That committee has released a letter from Apple that answers some of its questions about the program.
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If you're thinking of ordering that long overdue HomePod starting this Friday, you'll need to install the iOS 11.2.5 update on your iPhone or iPad for full support.
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More elements are coming together to signal that Apple's smart speaker is about ready to get to consumers. That includes possible toggles for operation modes.
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Performance throttling was meant to keep iPhone users pleased with their device for longer. But everything on the device was taking longer to load. Now, a mea culpa from Apple.
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Apple has quickly reacted to iPhone slowdown accusations, admitting it intentionally put a cap on the 6, 6s, SE and 7 performance to "prolong their life."
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If you felt like a particular software update crippled the overall user experience on the iPhone 6s or 7, there's now an explanation for that.
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Not a big update, but it's not really needed at this point, if not for all the troublesome bugs that have been ruining iOS 11 for all of us.
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The iMessage app can be deleted, but, for some reason, can't be re-downloaded anyhow unless the user factory resets the device.
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iOS 11.2 is now live and so is Apple Pay Cash, Apple's answer to PayPal within its Siri, iMessage and Apple Pay ecosystems.
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The update came out days early to fix a trigger for iPhone and iPad crashes that would have come on December 2. It's still unknown how this bug exists.
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Does your iPhone X screen tend to freeze at low temperatures? Fret not, iOS 11.1.2 is here to fix that particular issue, as well as a lesser-known one.
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Currently limited to 5W speeds, wireless charging capabilities on the iPhone X, 8 and 8 Plus will soon get a decent boost to 7.5 watts with iOS 11.2.
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