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greattrika

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Hello,

is iOS 13 faster and more fluid than iOS 12?

Apple said: "Apps will launch up to 2x faster than before"

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Speed Test videos:

iOS 13 beta 1 vs iOS 12.4 beta or iOS 12.3.1
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-13-vs-ios-12-performance.2183864/page-2#post-27430667
 
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nortonandreev

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How’s that possible it’s such an early stage beta compared to a fully optimized iOS 12 with months of refinements?
Ye, I didn’t expect it, especially as there are a lot of changes, but it’s a fact. Tbh, the new macOS is bit sluggish compared to the new iOS. It looks like it will be a great release.
 

Apple_Robert

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Ye, I didn’t expect it, especially as there are a lot of changes, but it’s a fact. Tbh, the new macOS is bit sluggish compared to the new iOS. It looks like it will be a great release.
The Developer beta 1 is not optimized and has logging scrips running. It is one of the worst betas to load onto a device. There is no way it can be running faster and more efficient than iOS 12.

I think you may be suffering from iOS 13 install glee.
 

nortonandreev

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The Developer beta 1 is not optimized and has logging scrips running. It is one of the worst betas to load onto a device. There is no way it can be running faster and more efficient than iOS 12.

I think you may be suffering from iOS 13 install glee.

Thanks for your opinion ;)
 

C DM

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Please show us your measurements and evidence for why it's "fact." I wouldn't say it's faster than iOS 12, but it doesn't feel slower either.
Seems like the comment wasn't about it being faster or slower but that comparing a beta, let alone beta 1 of a major new version, to an existing stable version is an apples to oranges type of comparison at best.
 
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aakshey

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Hello,

is iOS 13 faster and more fluid than iOS 12?

Apple said: "Apps will launch up to 2x faster than before"

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It’s not 2x faster yet. But yes, it’s faster. And I’ve tried 12.3.1 and 12.4 beta both. 13 is faster.
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Ye, I didn’t expect it, especially as there are a lot of changes, but it’s a fact. Tbh, the new macOS is bit sluggish compared to the new iOS. It looks like it will be a great release.

For me 10.15 is snapper than 10.14. This is with a MBA 11 Early 2014 with 4GB RAM.
 

Valkyre

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Are faceid improvements also applied for iphone X? or just Xr and Xs? Can anyone with an X report if faceid is indeed improved?
 

Sunshoopa

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Seems like the comment wasn't about it being faster or slower but that comparing a beta, let alone beta 1 of a major new version, to an existing stable version is an apples to oranges type of comparison at best.
If you look at it like it’s faster than iOS 12 now with logging scripts etc, imagine what the final build will be like. So you kinda can compare it in a way. It’s not a fact when you have no facts to show. But yeah, I do agree it’s too early to really tell, just no one should go spewing “facts”.
 

C DM

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If you look at it like it’s faster than iOS 12 now with logging scripts etc, imagine what the final build will be like. So you kinda can compare it in a way. It’s not a fact when you have no facts to show. But yeah, I do agree it’s too early to really tell, just no one should go spewing “facts”.
But that's the other thing about it too, something like beta 1 of a major new version is going to be different enough from the final version that it's still basically something that would be part of that apples vs. oranges type of scenario.
 

GIZBUG

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Hello,

is iOS 13 faster and more fluid than iOS 12?

Apple said: "Apps will launch up to 2x faster than before"

View attachment 840351

Don't know, not released it. The first developer beta just came out less than 24 hours ago, and betas rarely are faster than General Releases. Ask us again in September when we can test General Release against General Release.........

(Wonders ones thought process when making threads like this......)
 

Razeus

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Yes, iOS 13 outperforms 12 in every metric and in actual experience. Months of testing bears this out. Check out YouTube for all of the comparison videos. /s

Damn. With this and the fact that iPhone XI look horrendous, I'll be sticking with my XS Max for quite a while.
 

nutmac

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I am truly floored. iOS 13, even in developer beta 1, is incredibly fast. On my iPhone XS:
  1. Animations are much shorter, perhaps about half as long. On the home screen, both folder and app launch animation are much quicker.
  2. Face ID unlock is practically instantaneous. Tap the screen, swipe up, and you are on the home screen. Reminds me of 2nd generation Touch ID.
  3. Built-in apps launch super quick, even for the initial launch.
 

haruhiko

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You know iOS 12 is in its most mature form right now and iOS 13 is only in beta (1) stage. By the end of the year iOS 13 is going to scream. Can't wait to get my hands on the release version. It's not easy to hold up so long in the beta stage :p.

And think about the abomination that's iOS 11... wow can you believe your iOS devices are so fast now.
 

teknikal90

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i wonder if the 50% reduction in app sizes will lead to better memory management (how iOS never used to have to reload apps in the old days because of really great memory management)
 
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