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iOS 9.2.1 Beta 2 Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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Not only that, they mention their focus on perfection every chance they get.
I've just gotten rid of my Canadian provider "eastlink" their all-in-one cable box/modem on my wife's iPhone, my iPhone, my daughters iPod all running 9.2 the wifi dropped constantly both 5GHz and 2.4GHz I thought it was just an issue with my provider. I called and demanded I receive a modem and a cable box separately and haven't had the issue since
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No I actually have an iPhone 6s Plus, and pertaining to "moved on" meaning another forum. I just use this one when I am bored. And don't really offer help or things of that nature here anymore.
"Focus on" is not the same thing as saying you've attained it. AFAIK, they've never made that claim.
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I think the lag debate has been beaten to death. Can we move on from that topic, its been going on in every beta thread and has not been resolved. Face the facts, there are some who staunchly say its an issue, and others who staunchly say its not. There will be no convincing and arguing about it does no good, so can we just move on.
I think the lag debate has been beaten to death. Can we move on from that topic, its been going on in every beta thread and has not been resolved. Face the facts, there are some who staunchly say its an issue, and others who staunchly say its not. There will be no convincing and arguing about it does no good, so can we just move on.
i couldn't find any difference between beta 1 and beta 2..it's nearly identical..
also i expect a final release next week..maybe it can be the same as beta 2..just they did with 9.2 b4 = 9.2 final
also i expect a final release next week..maybe it can be the same as beta 2..just they did with 9.2 b4 = 9.2 final
For me the stutters are real on every single device I've tested(my 6, friends 6's, apple store's 6/6s, iPad air 1 and 2, iPad mini 2). I've just stopped caring as much as there is no point. It has gotten better overall with 9.2.1 and app switcher stutter is almost gone which bothered me the most. iOS 9 feels like a jailbroken device running a heavy theme. Still won't buy anything else though.
And I and none of my friends have any stutter or delay, etc. in any of those areas also on a variety of devices
When people say they're perfectionists, it means they are trying to be perfect. It does not mean they have actually achieved being perfect.
Performance in the Music app has improved some in this build. Tapping in and out of an artist can still be a messy animation but it's not every time. Lots of room to still make it better but it's at least getting better.
Does the "Albums/Songs" text beneath Artist names still flicker, usually between screen swipes? That's something I've noticed on 9.2 and while subtle, is really irritating.
They clearly haven't. What's your point? Anyone can then say they're perfectionists.
The point? Merely to show that the screenshot from their careers page does not prove they overpromised.
Oh yeah, about that, how is the music app? How much worse in terms of stutter is compared to 8.4.1?
Not to mention that it's all essentially marketing material. There's little out there that lives up to marketing material no matter what product, service, or company we are talking about. It's nothing new or surprising really.
This is a really bad precedent to set. Expect the same from Apple that we would from one of their pathetic competitors?
Apple products used to live up to the marketing. The products used to be known for "selling themselves" and not needing any misleading advertising, let alone any advertising at all. Today, I can think of a certain wrist-worn device that has not had its sales numbers released and needs to be promoted on the home screen of a certain phone with an OS that was supposed to be a major performance update, but wasn't.
Now for anyone who doesn't want to see Apple admit any wrongdoing, of course the appropriate solution is no solution and what really needs to happen is that someone needs to make excuses for Apple. "Everyone else does it! It's unavoidable! Except that they were fine not doing it before!"
There is no precedent to set, it's been around for ages already in most aspects of life. Simply living in reality. But in any case, it's unrelated to the topic of this thread, and has been talked about in other threads that deal with it.
Lol you always love to call it "reality" even after I point out the actual reality which is that Apple was fine not doing these things before.
Pretty sure they always had marketing about all kinds of things that was beyond the reality of those things, as basically practically all marketing goes. I'm sure others nitpicked them over it as well, but they didn't affect many others who weren't using those products or didn't notice those things, but once it affects someone and is new to them they then see it as something new or surprising even if it's not and is simply just something that they hadn't really faced or cared much about before.
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Good to know. I'm an Apple Music user so its nice to hear its better. Its pretty solid on the phone but certain glitchy areas on iPad that annoy the hell out of me like misaligned text and weird stuttering when scrolling in album art view.
Never said anything about you, I said "people", and there are a couple of people with this specific expectation…
"1.6x improvement in animations and scrolling", not 1.6x smoother.
Some forum-goers said Control Center scrolling used to be 60fps on 8.4.1, so going by "smoother", what is the expected result? 96fps?
Improvement can mean so many things in this context—CPU usage, energy efficiency, etc. (or a combination)
Also, Metal did improve graphics performance in e.g. games.
Bugs? Feel free to add them to the wiki on the first post. Thanks.
Whose to say they never tried fixing it?