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Is iOS 9.1 beta 5 faster on the iPhone 6 Plus than 9.0.2 or should I downgrade?
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Definitely faster on my iPhone 6 plus. For the first time since upgrading to iOS 9 (any version , public beta or official) on 9.1 beta the fluidity expected on an iPhone is back. Battery life has been brilliant too. I now have all animations and transparencies enabled which I had to disable on previous versions to avoid the lag and stutter. Looks like iOS 9.1 will be the version of iOS 9 that all of us were expecting
9.1b5 running on my 6S Plus, 6 Plus and iPad Air 2. Super slick on all 3 devices. 6S Plus is running on a restored backup from my 6 Plus and the 6 Plus is running on a restored backup of a 5. All settings reset as part of the restore procedure (I find this is advisable to do when switching hardware).
Testing on iPhone 6 Plus 128 gig - major improvement in most ways - found and reported three bugs thus far.
Very encouraged at the increase in performance.
Testing on iPad 2 - unit became much more usable under 9.10. 9.02 on that device was very painfully slow/laggy.
I still run this unit with reduce motion set to on but once indexing completed I find I can use this without the painful
halts to anything I was doing previously.
Very encouraged at the increase in performance.
Testing on iPad 2 - unit became much more usable under 9.10. 9.02 on that device was very painfully slow/laggy.
I still run this unit with reduce motion set to on but once indexing completed I find I can use this without the painful
halts to anything I was doing previously.
