Things to Know About the iOS 10.3 Update ( iOS Assistance )

Things to Know About the iOS 10.3 Update.

Apple recently released its iOS 10.3 update and today we want to take a close look at everything we know, right now, about the the iOS 10.3 update and its release for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

 Today we want to take an updated look at the most important things to know about the iOS 10.3 update and its release.

 

We’ve downloaded the iOS 10.3 update on the iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6, and iPhone 5.
The iOS 10.3 update is massive, over 600MB for the iPhone 7, and the installation process took a lot longer than usual due in part to Apple’s new APFS file system.

 Battery life is currently holding up on all four phones. We haven’t experienced any weird drain when in use or standby. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular data are also stable.

We’ve noticed some improvements to the iPhone 5’s boot speed and its UI. The user interface feels faster and more fluid than the previous versions of iOS 10.
As of right now, iOS 10.3 is treating these three devices well and it’s recommended if you’re interested in iOS 10.3’s features, protecting your device from potential harm, or if you’re suffering from an unfixable iOS issue.

iOS 10.3 Problems

iOS 10.3 users are complaining about a wide range of issues including weird battery drain, issues with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, lag, random reboots, and issues with third-party apps.
As of right now, these issues are isolated. They’re also extremely common after a major iOS update release.
Most of these iOS 10.3 problems can be solved from the comfort of a computer chair at work or your home.
If you’re seeing an issue after downloading iOS 10.3,take a look at the step below .

Downgrade & iOS 10.3.1

If you decide to download the iOS 10.3 update know that there is no longer a way to drop down to another official version of iOS 10.
If iOS 10.3 is causing problems for you you’re stuck until Apple rolls out a new version of iOS 10.
Apple’s no longer signing off on iOS 10.2.1 which means you can’t drop down to it if you’re unhappy with the iOS 10.3 update’s performance on your iPhone or iPad. Unfortunately, you can’t drop down to anything older than iOS 10.2.1 either.
 follow these steps here to modify / change your iOS 
Or click here : ipsw.me
Also note that you can now “upgrade” to iOS 10.3.1.