I just updated ios17 recently2 system, can feel the excellent performance advantages of the system at the same time, but actually feel the full grid signal, what is the concept? Even when you used to use the iPhone, there was basically no full grid, and now suddenly there is a full grid, which really surprised me.
I'm using an iPhone 15 Pro Max phone now, and I think one of the key factors for signal improvement may be that it has optimized the signal, which improves the overall advantages of the phone, especially the signal performance, which can allow users to use the network better.
Of course, there may be many reasons why Apple's phone signal is better.
First, the baseband is a key factor in determining the quality of the mobile phone signal. The baseband of a mobile phone is a circuit module in a mobile phone, which is mainly responsible for decoding and modulating mobile signals. Historically, Apple's mobile phone baseband chip manufacturers have undergone a transformation from Qualcomm to Intel, and then to the current mixed use of Qualcomm and Intel. Qualcomm's baseband chip performance is generally considered to be better than Intel's, so when Apple phones use Qualcomm's baseband chips, the signal usually performs better.
Second, the choice of material may also affect the signal strength. For example, the iPhone 15 Pro Max switched from stainless steel to titanium, but that didn't significantly change its antenna design and layout. However, the introduction of the new baseband does bring some improvement in signal optimization and connection speed.
We know that signal issues have been a concern for generations of iPhones, but Apple has been working hard to solve this problem. Therefore, we say that the signal performance of Apple phones may vary depending on the baseband, region, and usage environment.
Of course, iOS 172. The update of the system may have a certain impact on the mobile phone signal. The modem firmware has been upgraded to allow them to get a better signal even in areas of their homes where the signal is bad.
However, while software optimizations and fixes may help improve signal issues, software updates alone cannot completely resolve signal issues if hardware, such as baseband antenna designs, is flawed. As a result, while OS updates may result in performance and experience improvements, the improvements in signal strength may not be significant or long-lasting.
But we also have to say that if you find that your iPhone has a poor signal, it may be helpful to consider updating to the latest iOS system! Also take into account the specifics of the phone.