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Same here on my 6plus. App switcher is smoother, but not reduced-transparency smooth. But getting better each beta :) Hopefully, 9.1 final or 9.2 will be more or less perfect.
It's smoother, but you're right, it's not completely smooth. It's an improvement though.
 
The reason a lot of people are upset about little stutters is because prior to iOS 7, there were NEVER animation stutters in iOS. Everything was perfectly smooth. It was like liquid, 60FPS animations all the time.

Ever since iOS 7 came out there have been animation stutters here and there, and we've been wanting the smoothness of iOS 6 back.

I don't let it ruin my life, but I do miss the smoothness of iOS 6, even now three versions later. Whatever dev at Apple was doing such a great job making the system so smooth clearly left (or lost their talent) when iOS 7 came about.
YES. EXACTLY. And don't even try to tell us we're remembering it better than it actually was, because we're not. I remember how iOS 6 felt on my iPhone 5 perfectly clearly. It was SO much better in the fluidity aspect than what we have been getting since iOS 7.
 

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Having participated in many similar complaint threads when iOS 7.0 and 8.0 came out (and there were many of those), I would say quite a few complaints about its responsiveness, animation, and lag were present either in combination to other bigger stability/performance/functionality bugs, or on their own.
Whatever. Doesn't change the fact that iOS 9 slows down every iOS device I've testen even though Apple promised the opposite.
 
Whatever. Doesn't change the fact that iOS 9 slows down every iOS device I've testen even though Apple promised the opposite.
In the experience of some, that seems to be the case. In the experience of others it doesn't seem to be, or at the very least it's not something that has an impact on them. The underlying point there is that aside from a few that have some sort of larger issues (which crop up with various updates for some people), the small frame drop issues here and there are nothing close to being horrific or making the device unusable for most people, as some keep on trying to make it all out to be, and iOS 9.0 in most respects overall has been a better release than iOS 8.0 or 7.0 have been.

That doesn't mean there aren't issues for some, and that there aren't things that can be and should be better, but it's to say it's nothing horrible and it's nothing unexpected given 8.0 and 7.0 releases, and is actually better than those in many respects.
 
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I disagree. iOS 8.0 was much more responsive. Buggy, but responsive.

Second: iOS 9 was marketed to have better performance while the opposite is true. It is one thing to have a slow OS, but promising improvements before doing a 180, that's next level.

They had other issues, but not smoothness issues.


LOL yeah, All the stuff that didn't work in iOS 8 did it faster/smoother! Definitely better that it actually working but being a 1/4 of a second slower to open. :)
 
Same random freezes on my Iphone 6 Plus. I'm starting to believe this is a hardware issue ....
 
Except the very post that my post was replying to.
"Thanks, exactly what I think. I don't have any particular complain about iOS 9 and I'm not even bothered that much of sutters but damn, that's not the quality and perfection we've been used from Apple."

That was the post you replied to. Where's the mention of iOS 7.0 and 8.0 being perfect?
 
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9.1 beta 5 seems to be alot more choppy on the air 2 than beta 4 was. Maybe my update went awry but just alot less smooth now in safari and anything using the keyboard. Maybe it's indexing, lol.
 
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"Thanks, exactly what I think. I don't have any particular complain about iOS 9 and I'm not even bothered that much of sutters but damn, that's not the quality and perfection we've been used from Apple."

That was the post you replied to. Where's the mention of iOS 7.0 and 8.0 being perfect?
Really? The "that's not the quality and perfection we've been used from Apple"--how could anyone be used to something that simply was even worse with iOS 7.0 and 8.0 releases? My reply was to point out that there hasn't been something to be used to or expect as far as perfection goes for a few years now, so a statement like that seems to not really be based on reality as it has been for at least a while now.
 
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For crying out loud. You folks complaining about nanoseconds of frame drops are ruining the intent of this thread. I come here to read about what's new, changed, and whatnot. No point in having 7 pages of complaining. See frame drops on your 5S? Get a 6S. Battery life is horrid on your 6? Get a 6 Plus. Simple as that. Open up a Frame Drops R Us Megathread. Stop slamming the beta threads.
 
For crying out loud. You folks complaining about nanoseconds of frame drops are ruining the intent of this thread. I come here to read about what's new, changed, and whatnot. No point in having 7 pages of complaining. See frame drops on your 5S? Get a 6S. Battery life is horrid on your 6? Get a 6 Plus. Simple as that. Open up a Frame Drops R Us Megathread. Stop slamming the beta threads.
You are right that's not the thread for this kind of discussion but anyway.
Oh and by the way : "See frame drops on your 5S? Get a 6S." Well even the 6s drops frames, that's the problem.
 
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