Apple announced that old iPhones, iPads, or iPod touch will be getting a huge performance boost with the iOS 13 performance booster. This is great news for people who use older iPhone versions.
One of the reason iOS 13 is able to support old phones is because of a software adjustment that has pushed the phone up to a full throttle performance potential as needed. Apart from ramping up your phone's performance, it also helps to bring your iPhone back down very quickly in order to preserve your battery. The feature will also make apps launching and the use of keyboard a lot faster on newer phones.
Speed Test on Old iPhones: iOS 13 vs iOS 12
There's nothing like a good performance test to see just how good the iOS 13 performance is and we will be testing it against iOS 12. To see the speed test for yourself, you can watch a YouTube video on it.
What you will see from this video is that iOS 13 is faster on older devices. You will also notice the following
- iOS 13 launches about a few seconds quicker than iOS 12. Moving around on the home screen is also a lot smoother and more responsive.
- Opening up camera app, it appears that the launch speeds are pretty similar between the two operating systems.
- Games launch a little more faster on iOS 13.
- As a result of the faster CPU step-up, iOS 13 launches applications a lot faster than iOS 12.
You May be Interested: Tips to Boost up iPhone Performance
No one enjoys a slow performing iPhone. It can get really annoying as you are unable to maximize your phone's performance. Below are a few tips to get you to improve your iPhone.
1. Clear iPhone Cache for Free (iOS 13 Supported)
To clear app caches, you can uninstall and reinstall apps. Or, use iPhone cleaner without uninstalling apps. iPhone clean like iMyFone Umate Pro (Win & Mac) is a third-party app that can successfully make iPhone clean to make for a better performing iPhone. It鈥檚 easy to use but helps you save you time and energy especially when you iPhone is long used.
- Clear Junk for Free: In just two clicks, it removes cache, corrupted files, crash logs, etc. from iPhone.
- Clean Temp Files: Removing all temporarily files not only saves huge space but also speed up iPhone.
- Wipe Deleted Files: Previously deleted files are still lurking on your iPhone, which can be found and completely erased.
- Erase Private Traces: Incomplete fragments are generated when using third-party apps. You can wipe them all.
Download Umate Pro and Clear Cache for Your iPhone:
Step 1. Connect your iPhone to your computer. Run iMyFone Umate Pro Cleaner and click 鈥Quick Scan鈥 from the interface.
- Or choose 鈥Erase Deleted Files鈥 on the left menu if you wish to make deleted files gone forever.
- Or choose 鈥Erase Private Fragments鈥 if you wish to clean third-party app.

Step 2. It will run a full space-saving analysis for your iPhone. The analysis is on how much space you can save by clearing temporary files, cleaning up junks, compressing photos, deleting large files and removing apps.

Step 3. Click 鈥Clean鈥 button beside 鈥淛unk Files鈥 or 鈥淭emporary Files鈥. It will start clearing.
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2. Hard Reset Your iPhone
okay, no doubt this is a bit of a drastic step but it works. So if you want to get your iPhone to full performance then hard resetting your iPhone is the way to go. It is a more effective way of solving performance problems with the way an iPhone runs.
Here is how-to:
- On iPhone X/8/8 Plus: Quickly press Volume Up button and release, quickly press Volume Down button and release, hold the Power button until you see the Apple logo.
- On iPhone 7/7 Plus: Hold the Volume Down and Power buttons until you see Apple logo on the screen.
- On iPhone 6s Earlier: Hold the Power and Home buttons until you see Apple logo on the screen.

3. Factory Reset iPhone with Backup
You would be excited to learn that it will save you huge space and boost your iPhone performance to reset iPhone and restore backups. This is because iTunes or iCloud don鈥檛 back up everything. The files which are considered to be useless by iOS won鈥檛 be back up.
When you back up your iPhone, reset it, and restore backups, you should find that your iPhone will run as brand-new.