Now, you can fix frame drop issue in iPhones

According to user complaints shared online, certain iPhone and iPad units have been showing signs of occasional frame drops and stutters in response to certain actions.

The problem isn't widespread but can be noticed while scrolling on iOS home screens. It makes the iOS transitions and animations less smooth than they're supposed to be.

Plus, the issue has persisted for months now.

As Apple didn't issue a fix for the frustrating glitch, a Reddit user did some digging and found an accessibility setting that can help stop this stuttering for good - Follow Focus.

The person claimed that disabling this setting can end the stuttering and frame drops on a number of iPhone models as well as the all-new iPad Pro.

To disable the Follow Focus option, head over to Settings > Accessibility > Zoom and turn the toggle for 'Follow Focus' off.

Notably, BGR tried the workaround and found immediate improvement in the performance of a number of affected iPhones, although as it is not an official fix, we cannot be 100% sure that it would work on every affected iPhone and iPad.

Having said that, it is worth noting that no other issue is currently known to be affecting the iPhones and iPads.

Google's researchers had disclosed a few bugs but all those problems now appear to have been fixed.

In fact, Apple is now moving ahead to launch the new iPhones and iOS 13 in the coming days.