[farb12]

I have had 3 reboots with my 5s. I think that is more than I've had with both my 4s and 5. I'm sure it's app related.

[jkel777]

I just had my first "reboot" as well. I came back to my 5s and pressed the power button to unlock it, and the Apple logo appeared for a few seconds. I think it was more of a "soft reboot."

Earlier yesterday, I had some trouble updating to the 7.0.2., and long story short, my phone entered recovery mode while trying to install it through iTunes using my PC (OTA wasn't working for whatever reason) and so I had to plug it into a MacBook Pro and download 7.0.2 and restore it from there. After it was done, I set it up as a new phone, just to be safe. The "reboot" happened the next day (today) after I did all this.

[asuprice]

My iPhone 5 just rebooted. After typing in my passcode instead of going to the home screen it crashed and there was the Apple logo. May have been a springboard crash.

What is a springboard crash? I just had one on my 5S

[GibMcFragger]

What is a springboard crash? I just had one on my 5S

It's like when Explorer crashes in Windows. You don't get a full reboot, it just reloads the desktop.

FYI It has happened a few times to my 5s since I received it also. I never had it happen with iOS 7 on my previous 5.

*EDIT* I just turned off the Parallax Effect, and holy crap did the phone speed up. Huge difference.

[asuprice]

It's like when Explorer crashes in Windows. You don't get a full reboot, it just reloads the desktop.

FYI It has happened a few times to my 5s since I received it also. I never had it happen with iOS 7 on my previous 5.

So do you think this is something that will be fixed with software updates or is it a faulty device?

[GibMcFragger]

So do you think this is something that will be fixed with software updates or is it a faulty device?

I hope so, or it's a whole lot of faulty devices. I can't see Apple dropping the ball like that.