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How's 9.0.1 for everyone?
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Noticeably snappier on 6 Plus. Way fewer frames dropped in multitasking and with swipe down. Faster home screen swiping and app opening.
9.0.1 fixed all the lag on my 6 until I turned on my 6s. Also, some apps get stuck when trying to launch. The lag is real yo
No good for me. Stopped syncing CalDav and CardDav without a note. I just recognized because some colleagues dodged me on having missed some meetings. We can't fix it on my IOS9 while all other devices on earlier IOS levels just work fine. Thanks Apple!
Performance has been okay for me on my Plus.
However I'm having problems moving emails to folders. I move them and then they are right back into the in box. This happens only when I use the buttons to move multiple emails at once.
However I'm having problems moving emails to folders. I move them and then they are right back into the in box. This happens only when I use the buttons to move multiple emails at once.
I've discovered something about Notes. Plug your iPhone into your computer, log into iCloud, change or update a note: A new one is added instead of just updating the note that is already there. It used to be that it would update the note and not add duplicates. Totally idiotic.
I have such a stupid question that I wish I could ask it anonymously. New phone and new iOS, manual backup from my desktop. I was outside today, and the phone wouldn't allow me listen to my music unless I was on cellular data or wifi. Same thing with the calendar. I know this is stupid, but why? Clearly I don't want to use cellular data when I'm listening to my own library, calendaring, etc. What am I missing? (I've come from a 5, where none of this applied). I've roamed settings, and I can't seem to figure this out.
In advance, thank you.
PS, not noticing any huge advantage on battery, either.
In advance, thank you.
PS, not noticing any huge advantage on battery, either.
Updated my 6 to 9.0 and 9.01 OTA. Performance is quicker but not buttery smooth. Still hesitation when scrolling sites like tapatalk
try turning data off for music and go into the music settings itself and turn off Apple Music. Re sync music
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Did all the data stuff for the music, and settings in the first place a few times (which didn't do anything). I then resynced the entire phone as you suggested, and voila! it worked. Many thanks.
My 5s is really lagging and apps are a bit slow at opening. Oh well, hope for the upcoming updates to improve those things on the 5s. Works REALLY REALLY well on the 6s.
There's a glitch with the Nook reading app on iOS 9 - the touchscreen functionality is limited; I spent 40 minutes on chat and 20 minutes on the phone with the B&N people and they're trying to work on a fix. Don't think this impacts many of you, but thought to mention it.
Don't ask me how much I was tapping on my poor screen and deleting and reinstalling the app before we determined this!
Don't ask me how much I was tapping on my poor screen and deleting and reinstalling the app before we determined this!
It seemed fine on my iPhone 5, but then I couldn't send iMessages despite being logged in and properly set up. I downgraded to 9.0.
Eventually I started to get lag on 9.0.1 but then I decided to reset all settings (I hate doing this cause setting up touch I.D is a pain) and so far I haven't noticed as much lag. Cc opens smoothly, swiping down on the home page into spotlight is smooth (although I never used spotlight in iOS 8 and doubt I will now)
Opening apps seem to be *slightly* faster.
Opening apps seem to be *slightly* faster.
