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iOS 9.2 (Beta 1) Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Adjustments
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I agree not to mention the poll. It will be pretty useless now too.
You'd have thought that Apple would have spotted that loophole by now. But that's great to hear I can get beta 2 today!
After the update, reinstall the feedback assistant and you can still report bugs.
Only "harm" will be for the next PB say 9.3 for example you will not get it until you add the profile back or download a dev beta and install it 1st. So future iOS9 PB you wont get effectively. And not really a loop hole since the DP and PB of recent have been the same builds. Just a day or so apart.
Now don't you say that animations are fast and think you'll get away with it!Animations are fast for me & fixed issues with syncing music to Apple Watch
Animation speed is the same. Speed on iPhone 6 has been improved but Control Centre lag is horrible as same as spotlight. Please guys. Send to apple about this via BugReporter. I hope they going to definitely solve all iOS 9 problems. Thank you so much
Seems like Apple is putting a lot more effort into squashing bugs lately.
I mean they're really fast & smooth LOLNow don't you say that animations are fast and think you'll get away with it!
iOS 7 animations were much smoother on an iPad 4 and iPad Air 1. Ever since Apple introduced "Metal" last year its been a mess. And its no better this year. They brag about how fast it makes games and the system and all we've seen is choppines and stutters all over the place. Developers don't care about optimizing anything except profits so they program everything to run on iPhones and iPads that are 4 years old. These things have the capability to give the PS4 a run for their money in the graphics department but that will never happen. Hence slowing iPad sales. Theres no reason for anyone to update to the latest iPad to play garbage like Crossy Road that runs perfect on 4 year old hardware. Millions of people are still on iPad 2.
Apple needs to bring compelling upgrades to devices like iPads to actually make it worth it. But considering they cant even properly optimize their software and animations is very telling of why iPad sales are flat.
Apple needs to bring compelling upgrades to devices like iPads to actually make it worth it. But considering they cant even properly optimize their software and animations is very telling of why iPad sales are flat.
I don't understand the sarcasm. Just making a point at how they're releasing betas weekly now instead on biweekly, and it seems like they're fixing more bugs with each update.
Hasvthe app switcher scrolling bevavior changed in beta 2? You can scroll only one app.
Im not 100% sure, but on previous versions there was a long scrolling when and stopped slowly down. Now it "jumps" the the next app and you have to scroll again. I liked the older scrolling bevavior more in comparison to the new one.
Im not 100% sure, but on previous versions there was a long scrolling when and stopped slowly down. Now it "jumps" the the next app and you have to scroll again. I liked the older scrolling bevavior more in comparison to the new one.
and another great beta, not sure if there before but when navigating settings, between something like wifi & the main settings menu for example. looking at the top left where the "< Settings" is to tap to go back, it has a nice small quick fade in. if it is new, wont be surprised when someone quotes me saying how much that little fade animation lags their device, wrecks their battery, & scares the cat..
safari got snappier
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safari got snappier
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Considering it was an OTA update from public beta build to developer build I'd say it's not. The home "card" zooming in is noticeably smoother. I'm currently uploading a 60fps video to YouTube.
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