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9 Things to Know About the iPhone 5s iOS 11.4.1 Update

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What's Next for the iPhone 5s

What's Next for the iPhone 5s

Apple typically kills software support at the four year mark (the company dropped the iPhone 5 after four years), but the iPhone 5s won't get the axe in 2018. 

The iPhone 5s iOS 12 update is confirmed which means the device will get a year plus of updates with additional features, bug fixes and security patches. 

The iOS 12 update is currently in beta ahead of a release date this fall and those interested in trying it can do so by signing up for the developer beta or the Beta Software Program.

It's unclear if iOS 12 is the next update for the iPhone 5s or if Apple will release an iOS 11.4.2 update this summer. 

We don't expect Apple to release another milestone upgrade (iOS 11.5) with the iOS 12 release just a few weeks away.

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  4. Stuart

    10/13/2017 at 11:18 pm

    I have iPhone 5s. Battery is draining in half the time with new version on iOS and the phone freezes regularly. I have had three unprompted reboots and device gets hot just before it freezes and reboots.

  5. Ani

    01/14/2018 at 10:19 am

    Hi I have my iPhone 5s running iOS 11.2.2 when my iphone reaches 10% of battery . Lasts about 15 mins per 1% of battery in heavy usage the battery doing the same thing until she goes around 4-5% starts to does crazy. The iphone is restarting by itself. But I can’t understand I replace the battery after the update of 11.2.1 . But with the old battery it was the same problem . But now is faster in term of the speed . But this problem of long lasting 10% and the problem of 5% is something I never experienced before in iOS 10,9,8,

  6. Storm

    01/14/2018 at 1:52 pm

    I got the new update for my 5s and now it’s draining the battery rapidly. It was fully charged and I had it off the charger for about 10-15 minutes and when I came back to it, it hadlost about 10% not being used. It’s dying much faster than it has been and it takes way longer to charge up.

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