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9.3.2 Beta 1 Bug Fixes, Improvements, Issues
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The Settings badge never goes away once it's there. You have to restore to a backup without it, and make sure the profile isn't there before it appears.
9.3.2 beta 1 on my old iPad 3 is the best running iOS version since 7.
9.3.1 was a huge improvement, but this made it even better. Very smooth and responsive all around.
Prior to 9.3 I was ready to throw this thing away, it wasn't even worth giving away, and I always cursed Apple for letting it update past iOS 7.
9.3.1 was a huge improvement, but this made it even better. Very smooth and responsive all around.
Prior to 9.3 I was ready to throw this thing away, it wasn't even worth giving away, and I always cursed Apple for letting it update past iOS 7.
TSMC was better only on 4.7" models. That may be due to smaller size of phone having trouble with heat dissipation which lead to reduced battery life.
But on 5.5" Plus models, evidence suggested Samsung was better by hair's margin. Bigger dimensions helped with better heat dissipation.
We know that battery depletes more if it's temperature is higher.
By the way with 9.3.1, I am getting 100-200 more score in GeekBench.
Mine, neither. This was the first thing I checked. Since dragging down to the search screen fixes the issue until you leave Springboard, perhaps someone inadvertently did that before testing.
Hahaha...that cracked me up!
While I'm posting, I want to add in my frustration over the 9.3.1 battery life on my 6S Plus. Wasn't getting more than a few hours. Pretty brutal. 9.3.2b1 already seems better. Time will tell!
Why would u be screwed? The badge don't hurt anything. If you are worried about Apple either wait until the public 9.3.2 drops,most likely tomorrow and install or restore with no backup just before u go for your genius appt. But I thought you had them check battery already and it was fine? Am I missing something else here?
So far so good. Installed around 1pm est battery around 95% during install.
[doublepost=1460002097][/doublepost]Force touch menus at home screen definitely are more responsive - quicker to show up or something. Hard to put a finger. Didn't even notice before that they needed improvement. Is it just me?
[doublepost=1460002097][/doublepost]Force touch menus at home screen definitely are more responsive - quicker to show up or something. Hard to put a finger. Didn't even notice before that they needed improvement. Is it just me?
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9.3.2 expected as early as tomorrow? What makes you say that?
(I've never really tracked timeframes around iOS releases)
9.3.2 Public beta is what the person you quoted was talking about. If you are on PB, Apple is more willing to help than DP because the masses can get their hands on it.
Guys download on the app store the following app to check the "health" of your battery: "battery doc". It's the most reliable that you can find. I went one time to the genius bar and the guy was impressed by the reliability of it. Check it out.
Moreover I would like to ask you, how it is possible that your battery lost already that much capacity... Your phones are not even that old that is a little bit weird for me :S
Its a minor release, maybe they'll take the beta stage short. That's why they shut down collecting diagnostic logs for that release.
Ah, I knew I wasn't nuts! Is landscape crummy on the iPad or are we just talking iPhone?
So are people finding 9.3.2 beta to have better battery life than 9.3.1 or worse?
(Tried to quickly look through thread but didn't find much feedback)
(Tried to quickly look through thread but didn't find much feedback)
But before I update my other device, I select it to Automatically Send and it greyed out. Maybe it's a bug?
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