For the first one: How is that a fix? Fix for what? Was it a bug? I remember this behavior in one of the ios betas and in stable release it was fixed.
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iOS 9.3.3 Beta 1 Bug fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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For the first one: How is that a fix? Fix for what? Was it a bug? I remember this behavior in one of the ios betas and in stable release it was fixed.
Agreed. I think thats part of the reason people don't upgrade. Apple still supporting the iPad 2 is a joke.
Around the corner? iOS 10 will be released on the 21th of September.
They are referring to the developer beta, which will likely release on June 13th, after the WWDC opening keynote.
Well, for people who want early access. Registered developers will get the first seed on the 13th of June with a public beta released soon after.
I believe item 3 was addressed in 9.3.2. Not noticed an issue with item 1 and dont use game center so cant comment on item 2
Mail has been all kinds of busted for me with 9.3/9.3.1/9.3.2. I hope 9.3.3 fixes it.
Issue: Sometimes it still shows an unread badge for email, even when I have no unread. I have to force-close Mail and re-open it to correct itself.
Sometimes it re-downloads a bunch of messages.
Sometimes it has to re-download my list of folders.
It's like its local mail database is corrupted.
Issue: Sometimes it still shows an unread badge for email, even when I have no unread. I have to force-close Mail and re-open it to correct itself.
Sometimes it re-downloads a bunch of messages.
Sometimes it has to re-download my list of folders.
It's like its local mail database is corrupted.
I sorta doubt that. Typically they don't drop the new iOS version until the new devices are released in the fall. Maybe a week after the preorder. But anything is possible I suppose.
Or, more likely, there's not much to notice aside form a bug fix here or there that maybe only some people even experienced or would come across occasionally.
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I don't know, with months to go until iOS 10 is even out, seems fairly reasonable to have bug fix releases given that there are certainly bugs that can/should be fixed.
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Well, the betas will certainly be out much earlier.
They've dropped developer betas for the past few years at WWDC. Last year they also ran a public beta programme. Highly, highly likely the same this year. Public release in the fall.
You're right. Recently however, they've been pretty quick to release public betas but it could be different with major iOS versions.
So what does this fix? Can we talk about the damn beta instead of the future and what none of y'all know at all?
ive been a paid developer for a long time(back to the Mac OS days used to be over $500 US back then!) , we have always had access to the betas usually after the wwdc keynote , OSX and iOS ... Now if you're talking strictly about public betas than they usually get it a week or two later .... As a side note Mac OS Copeland with themes (kids,HiTech) , was really fun to play with .... Google it if you're to young to remember....
That would be a first. Even the original iPad got an update.Nothing for watchOS, I hope they're busy on watchOS 3 and not just stopping working on it because they are dropping Apple Watch 1 with OS 3
[doublepost=1464039627][/doublepost]I would be shocked if Apple does not have a public beta for iOS 10. It won't be right after WWDC (and may even be after 2 or more dev beta releases). They had this for iOS 9 and the feedback (even if only 10% of participants submit feedback) has to be extremely helpful. I'm going to steer clear for a bit, as I think even a public beta for a major OS update is a bit risky (it is, inherently). I depend on my devices, so I'll probably hold off til late July / early August or so (2 or 3 betas in).
As is pretty much usually the case with x.y.z bug fix releases.
Yeah I was referring to public. No doubt the devs will prob get it after the event.
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ipad 3 ipad 4 and ipad air 1 all have the same ram but new A chip
its time too drop ipad 2 ipad 3 ipad 4 ipad air 1 from IOS 10 any thing less then 1GB should not have a upgrade too IOS 10
same gos for iphone iphone 4S iphone 5 iphone 5S iphone 6 and 6 pluse that has less then 1 GB of ram needs too be drop from IOS 10
same gos for ipad mini 1 mini 2 mini 3 wish less then 1GB of ram should not be upgradded
now i think wih iphone and ipad that has 2G of ram or more like the ipad mini 4 the iphone 6s and 6S pluse ipad air 2 ipad pro 9.7 and ipad pro 12.9 will get IOS 10 i think that is how it is going too go any thing less then 1GB of ram no IOS 10 any thing with 2GB or more will get IOS 10
i think apple is geting ready too move on and drop every thing that has 1GB of ram or less
There isn't a chance in hell that iPhone 6/6+, iPad Air 1 and iPad Mini 2/3 do not get iOS 10. There is no way iPhone 6/6+ only gets iOS 8 and iOS 9. Apple will drop anything A5X and under. I think with iOS 11 it will be only 64-bit devices.
I respectfully advise you to stay away from here unless you properly learn the specs of those devices you listed.
Like it or not, it's likely that iOS 10/X supports A6 and up (yeah, 32 bits and the first one with 1GB RAM) due to reasons related with the ones active on the market.
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Exactly!