Umm well thats odd.. Wont work on my Air 2 or 6s.
When I swipe up, I get a list of things I can ask. CC will not open.
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iOS 9.3.3 beta 2 Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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Umm well thats odd.. Wont work on my Air 2 or 6s.
When I swipe up, I get a list of things I can ask. CC will not open.
So you can say 9.3.3 beta 2 can be used as a daily driver without any issues? I may update as your comments about the fw
• Siri now works in noisy environment with precision.
• iMessage read receipt bug (iPad~iPhone) has been fixed.
• Battery timings are ideal in this release, comparatively all the previous builds.
• Darwin Kernel Version 15.6.0: Tue May 31 19:52:45 PDT 2016; root:xnu-3248.60.4~1\/RELEASE_ARM64_S8000
• Welcome to iPhone screen shows up there at last during OTA Update.
I think by now we would've seen plenty of comments from people complaining about issues. This seems to be a solid beta, close to general release.So you can say 9.3.3 beta 2 can be used as a daily driver without any issues? I may update as your comments about the fw
As usual tho, make sure to do a backup first.
I'm posting this just as a follow-up to the first beta build thread and it's worth mentioning. So, my battery woes were coincidental to the beta. I wiped last night and fresh installed 9.3.2. Battery went from 95% to 40% on standby over 6 hours on a fresh install. So, off to the Apple Store today to get this sucker exchanged. I guess it really was the phone that caused the fire a couple weeks ago (sparks and flames were firing out of my Apple charging cable - phone's never been the same since)
Also, since I've been tracking this, my battery capacity over a week went down from 97% to 93%. That to me looks like a battery on the verge of catastrophic failure. Kind of want to just turn the thing off and let the store deal with the fire hazard (hit almost 40 degrees C last night randomly, not even plugged in or doing much).
Not to derail the thread, but just wanted to really bring it home that the beta was not at fault for all of my troubles. I'll be reinstalling 9.3.3 later today on my non-exploding iPhone.
Edit: pity me - candy crush usage was about a half hour or less btw
Also, since I've been tracking this, my battery capacity over a week went down from 97% to 93%. That to me looks like a battery on the verge of catastrophic failure. Kind of want to just turn the thing off and let the store deal with the fire hazard (hit almost 40 degrees C last night randomly, not even plugged in or doing much).
Not to derail the thread, but just wanted to really bring it home that the beta was not at fault for all of my troubles. I'll be reinstalling 9.3.3 later today on my non-exploding iPhone.
Edit: pity me - candy crush usage was about a half hour or less btw
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i can't find the ipsw file for 5s (global) still error on apple servers..just a few devices are added to the list.
i'll try if it loads until wwdc event
No way to know for sure, but it's possible the Public Beta version will come today, if the past is any indication.
next week seems unlikely, 9.3.3 final may drop right after the wwdc event on monday
I would be patient as it most likely will become available later today for public testers. Just a guess.
Update b2 released to public testers today (i beat MR lol)
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Is it just me or have they reduced the opacity of blurs overall(especially folders)?
This could explain the apparent performance improvement.
This could explain the apparent performance improvement.
Performance wise, it doesn't make a difference how transparent the blur is, only if it's on or off.