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iOS 9.1 Bug Fixes And Changes
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It's likely a server-side App Store issue, so reinstalling iOS isn't going to affect it.
What are you talking about? This has happened on my iPad mini 2 since iOS 9.0 Public beta 3. Public beta 3 also introduced this spotlight lag everybody is talking about.
I would be willing to give it a try, however my carrier doesn't carry an windows phones
pretty sure theres a handful users that just want to find something to hate on apple for cause, u know, they're the more popular choice, someone or something popular must fail, at all costs. right?
guess theres a lot of "fanboys" here & everywhere then, cause the majority are fine, but then we're probably "lying" or "dont know how to notice it"
Some, including yourself, seem to use that word (hate) very liberally.
I think it is time for you to learn a new word.
It seems the animations for opening/closing apps and folders have been removed since I updated my 6s+ to 9.1 - accessibility options show reduced motion is off.
Anyone else seeing this?
Anyone else seeing this?
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iMini 3
Reduced Motion On - it does a quick fade in/out
Reduced Motion Off - the fly away animation is there
My 6S+ is still on 9.0.2
I decided to restore to factory settings and reinstall from iTunes again to 9.1. Restored from my backup and now the animations are back. However, some apps are still zoomed in. Ah well... 9.1.1.
Pretty sure those "noisy 5%" that complaining lag have bigger sample population (I'm counting more than 10) compared to those who think this issue is trivial or don't exist (I'm counting 4).
Had that happen to me once sometime last week on 9.0.2 on my 6s Plus. Ended up toggling reduce motion on then off and it went back to normal.
The 6S (and probably 6S+) now gives taptic feedback when hard-pressing on the keyboard for cursor movement. Also, this feature seems to more reliably activate than with 9.0.2.
pretty sure theres a handful users that just want to find something to hate on apple for cause, u know, they're the more popular choice, someone or something popular must fail, at all costs. right?
guess theres a lot of "fanboys" here & everywhere then, cause the majority are fine, but then we're probably "lying" or "dont know how to notice it"
Videos have been posted showing the lag.This is after trying a reset and flashing the 2 gig firmware file from Apple and there's no difference so either everyone sees it but thinks it's minor and doesn't care or some are hardcore fanboys who see even a small amount of constructive criticism as "hate" as Apple is the pinnacle of software smoothness in their opinion,
My Air 2 seems to have a 20 fps drop when returning to home screen from app switcher.It really is impossible for anyone to not notice it
There's also the simple effect of the nature of the forums to factor in, where people will come to complain and look for solutions while most of those who have no issues that are affecting them don't bother with that.
That said, I certainly see more people with all kinds of experiences. Quite a few posts in various iOS 9 threads with people talking about not having any issues or things running smoothly or becoming better after an update or a reset/restore, just as some others talking about having some framedrops in a few places and some others talking about some more issues that are worse than that.
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Some, including yourself, seem to use that word (hate) very liberally.
I think it is time for you to learn a new word.
cause its true, if someone HATEs, apple, why sit around here buying more iphones every year, crying every year?
hmmmm...
