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Updated · 9to5Mac · Aug 7
Apple Says iOS 27 Fixes iPhone Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Lag
Updated
Updated · 9to5Mac · Aug 7

Apple Says iOS 27 Fixes iPhone Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Lag

3 articles · Updated · 9to5Mac · Aug 7

Summary

  • iOS 27 sharpens how iPhones switch between Wi-Fi and cellular, aiming to eliminate the brief no-data gap users often hit when leaving a Wi-Fi network.
  • Apple framed the change as part of broader platform improvements focused on making the software more responsive, reliable and faster in everyday use.
  • The lag has historically forced some users to manually disable Wi-Fi in Control Center to trigger cellular service; Apple says that workaround should no longer be necessary.
  • After 2 months on the beta, the report's tester said the iPhone maintained a solid connection during network transitions, though wider user results will depend on the public release.

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