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iOS 9.3.3 Bug Fixes, Changes, Performance
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okay thanks, i have experienced lag on 9.3.2 on a 6s and hope this update improves perfomance
What time zone is that? And this should be a wiki post.iOS 9.3.3 final
Build: 13G34 (same build as beta 5)
Bugs (new to iOS 9.3.3 final):
• Not available yet (7:07 PM, 18-7-2016)
Changes:
• Not available yet (7:07 PM, 18-7-2016)
Bug Fixes:
• Security fixes
Performance:
• Not available yet (7:07 PM, 18-7-2016)
As a small 9.x.x update, iOS 9.3.3 focuses mainly on under-the-hood performance improvements and bug fixes rather than outward-facing changes.
iOS 9.3.2 is the ninth update to the iOS 9 operating system, following iOS 9.0.1, iOS 9.0.2, iOS 9.1, iOS 9.2, iOS 9.2.1, iOS 9.3, iOS 9.3.1, and iOS 9.3.2. iOS 9 will be followed by iOS 10, which has already been provided to developers.
Seems like the final is the same build as the last beta, so technically speaking there's nothing new for you to install: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...nce-improvements.1983299/page-3#post-23136702
No one could POSSIBLY answer that question. Come back in a week.
That normal for a user like you
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Why not test and come back and ask he users in 48 hrs
Wifi speed fine and about the same as 9.3.2 I can pull down 250-350+ mbps on 5g AC connection.
Um not exactly true. This has been out a few weeks as its the same build as as beta 5. Battery is super. No issues here.
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I thought you stated in the other thread you were on 9.3.1 and regret updating? Were you on 9.3.1 or 9.3.2? 9.3.2 is about the same performance wise as 9.3.3 with 9.3.3 slightly better for most people. Both were said to be better than 9.3.1 from most users here.
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They must have done something magical for the performance of 6s plus?
Never had scrolling this smooth before. The other iOS devices in our household remained the same.
Never had scrolling this smooth before. The other iOS devices in our household remained the same.
Just updated my 5s about 20 minutes ago and my battery has been draining at approximately 1% per minute. Tried resetting (two button long press) but it's still going. This device has been rock solid for nearly three years. Anyone know what could be causing this or if there's a way to go back to 9.3.2?
See above.
Yeah because there is no possible way Apple actually fixed anything in an update.
So hows your Icecream spit or Banana pudding or Apple strudel or S*** sandwich or whatever the latest Android OS working for you?
Yeah because there is no possible way Apple actually fixed anything in an update.
I can tell you, they haven't fixed anything that I've reported, so it really does seem exactly the same as 9.3.2.
I understand but just because you don't see any obvious changes, doesn't mean there weren't any. For example did you look at all the security issues and fixes for this release? Sure those aren't noticeable to the end user but probably more important actually. And any underlying optimizations of the OS and fixes for various things that may not be visible to the end user in the UI but are important none the less. Stating that its only a placebo update is ludicrous.
Go thru 3-4 charging cycles then report about the battery. It's ridiculous to comment about battery after 1 cycle. 3-4 will give you a more accurate measure.
Anyone else having heat issues? I didn't have a problem with 9.3.2. I'm not watching videos or playing games, just reading Google News on Chrome. No background apps. After about 15 minutes my iPhone 6+ becomes an easy bake oven.