Didn't see anything strange with control center. Maybe I'm blissfully ignorant.
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iOS 9.2 Beta 4 Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Adjustments
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Didn't see anything strange with control center. Maybe I'm blissfully ignorant.
no it's not. you clearly don't have an iphone 4s.
hyperbole like these make your claims less credible.
Oh its easy. Stand on 1 foot then face left then back right, then scroll it up very, very, very slowly and easy and you will maybe see it. If you just flick it up as normal you will most likely miss it. So be very careful.
Confirmed. I accidentally turned right then back left at first and it didn't work. Be sure to confirm your thumb and forefinger make an "L" before attempting.Oh its easy. Stand on 1 foot then face left then back right, then scroll it up very, very, very slowly and easy and you will maybe see it. If you just flick it up as normal you will most likely miss it. So be very careful.
My roommates have iPhones 4s and 4. The 4s is running iOS 9.1, the 4 is running iOS 7. Both are very laggy but the control center performances are comparable to my iPhone 6's control center. The lag is clear and evident. A bit of a UI immersion killer for me. Though these performance issues shouldn't be an issue.
Indexing time is much less after B4 than B3.
B3 gave me 14 minutes of usage/30 minutes of standby on 6s and 12 minutes of usage/30 minutes of standby Air 2.
B4 gave me 7 minutes of usage/30 minutes of standby on 6s and 2 minutes of usage/30 minutes standby Air 2.
So right off the bat, B4 is using less background usage.
This is with all apps closed, background update off and not touching the device at all.
Yes but it's seemingly more pronounced in person. Perhaps it's a video fps which makes it look less severe than it actually is.
Lmao!Oh its easy. Stand on 1 foot then face left then back right, then scroll it up very, very, very slowly and easy and you will maybe see it. If you just flick it up as normal you will most likely miss it. So be very careful.
I don't see any control center lag in the video posted. If that's people's biggest complaint with iOS 9 then it must be a pretty flawless operating system on newer devices. My iPad Air on the other hand comes to a complete stop when trying to use spotlight. It feels like it hangs for a whole half second before finishing the animation. Now that's lag, not this mythical control center lag people love to complain about. With that said, my 6S is buttery smooth and greatly outperforms my iPad Air.
People might as well stop asking what others see as far as "lag" goes since no matter what anyone else says it apparently doesn't mean that's actually the case or that it will be like that for anyone else.
Nope, didn't work. My iPhone is in the washing machine again.Oh its easy. Stand on 1 foot then face left then back right, then scroll it up very, very, very slowly and easy and you will maybe see it. If you just flick it up as normal you will most likely miss it. So be very careful.
People had similar types of worries in the early days of iOS 7 and iOS 8, for example, and yet as we can see the later versions of each one of those are now used as something to live up to in comparisons.
That's what I thought as well, but the Airdrop dialog popping up is a bit laggy, even on my 6s. That video was likely recorded in 30fps which wouldn't capture this lag.
That said, the whole laggy/stutteriness is blown out of proportion. Heck, even my iPhone 5, which I use as a work phone, is still chugging along. It's slow more than anything, but I don't really care about the small bit of stuttering here and there.
I don't see that at all on my 5s. Only thing close is the first pull up. After that, pulls up and down are silky smooth.
Turn reduce motion and transparency on,Use Control Centre in Siri,Lock Screen and App Switcher,Turn it off and try again,You will see the atrocious lag we are dealing with
I dont have an 4s but my brother do . And i also compare performance with my friend's iphone 5 , my 6+ sucks !
To anyone who want to "see" the lag: turn on reduce transparency. Leave it for a day. After that, turn off reduce transparency. I believe almost everyone will now "see" it.
I think the problem is that it takes so long for Apple to get to this point, combined with the yearly release cycles that we only have a well refined OS for maybe half the year. I really wish that they would start rolling out features a bit more piecemeal and leave the "bigger" released fewer and further between.
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