So turns out iOS 9 is actually laggy

[philipyoungg]

Keep in mind people that 17guy has all of his effects off. He has reduce motion on and reduce transparency on.

Which is why his comments are super helpful and relevant to the discussion.

Note: he didn't turn on reduce transparency as far as I remember.

 

[I7guy]

Which is why his comments are super helpful and relevant to the discussion.

Note: he didn't turn on reduce transparency as far as I remember.

Sure thing; on my 6s, no difference.

 

[Vexxx]

Ios 8 was very stable on my phone, safari and everything (but I am not going to repeat this statement every time someone says they had crashes, I believe them. ). Ios 9 is very stable too, but not so nice to use due to issues discussed here.

So all I want is ios 9 to be on same level with ios 8 what it comes to smoothness. Promised improvements would be nice surprise.

 

[C DM]

If only I7guy and C DM could just stop challenging the lag and stutters claims and accept that not everyone has the same experience as they do, the world would be a much more healthy place.

If only people would stick to the topic and not the posters, now that would be something. But it's hard to do when there's really nothing to contribute and and yet the desire is so strong that people just pointlessly turn on others. At the vey least you could at least get right what it is that I have mainly been challenging, but that would be too much to except as well I'm sure.

 

[Act3]

If only people would stick to the topic and not the posters, now that would be something. But it's hard to do when there's really nothing to contribute and and yet the desire is so strong that people just pointlessly turn on others. At the vey least you could at least get right what it is that I have mainly been challenging, but that would be too much to except as well I'm sure.

Ignoring it is always an option.

 

[C DM]

iOS7 had the issue and then an update allowed us to turn stuff off and it was gone. Even with animations I could tap / close / tap and the taps registered. With 9 the taps no longer register.



That's the problem. iOS 9.x devices are the only devices where I have this issue. I don't plan on adjusting my "global" habits just because iOS has an issue. I am just using those devices far less (iOS) than I was. Hope Apple fixes it soon.



in the world of software development THAT is one of the "set in stone" commandments.

I didn't plan on adjusting my habits when iOS 7 came out, and neither did a lot of other people, and yet there we were and here we are.

 

[sanke1]

If only people would stick to the topic and not the posters, now that would be something. But it's hard to do when there's really nothing to contribute and and yet the desire is so strong that people just pointlessly turn on others. At the vey least you could at least get right what it is that I have mainly been challenging, but that would be too much to except as well I'm sure.

At this point I would say that C DM and I7guy are clearly trolling us with their banter and offtopic comments.

I challenged I7guy to post a 60 fps video of very simple animation of activating Air Drop on 5S, 6, or 6S through control center. Now that option is which most people use daily to share files. But he conveniently ignored my challenge.

Everyone out there try the above scenario on your iPhones and can also report.

I think mods must look into the matter. What they are doing right now is the very definition of trolling.

 

[I7guy]

At this point I would say that C DM and I7guy are clearly trolling us with their banter and offtopic comments.

I challenged I7guy to post a 60 fps video of very simple animation of activating Air Drop on 5S, 6, or 6S through control center. Now that option is which most people use daily to share files. But he conveniently ignored my challenge.

Everyone out there try the above scenario on your iPhones and can also report.

I think mods must look into the matter. What they are doing right now is the very definition of trolling.

Talk about off-topic! I am not having the lag or stutter on my phones. Sorry you are unable to accept this. I don't have to justify with a video my opinion of the way my iphone and ipad perform. And if you think this thread took a wayward turn there are ways to deal with it. And basically nothing new in this thread since page 1. It is, it isn't, it isn't for everybody, it is for some....etc.

 

[sanke1]

Talk about off-topic! I am not having the lag or stutter on my phones. Sorry you are unable to accept this. I don't have to justify with a video my opinion of the way my iphone and ipad perform. And if you think this thread took a wayward turn there are ways to deal with it. And basically nothing new in this thread since page 1. It is, it isn't, it isn't for everybody, it is for some....etc.

If you don't want to post a video proof then refrain from commenting too. Without proof, you are inciting people here to comment against your statements. That's why it can be termed as trolling.

 

[I7guy]

If you don't want to post a video proof then refrain from commenting too. Without proof, you are inciting people here to comment against your statements. That's why it can be termed as trolling.

Umm. People give opinions in threads endlessly. Most of what is written on MR in myriad of topics is opinions. Aside from some of the ars technica articles, which was dismissed about ios 9 showing some performance gains, the focus has been on press an icon and measure the speed to which it opens. I use the ars article as some "proof" that ios 9 does indeed have performance improvements within and while there is some stutter in odd places..like the control panel in siri; it's only trolling because you decided to call it that. I really avoid this type of thing in the forum and it's clearly against the rules, but you seem to be doing what you are rallying against.

 

[Radon87000]

The ars article shows the app launch times have increased and on top of that the animation stutters are worse.Video and factual evidence have shown this and I know what I see on my iPad Mini.This guy MUST be trolling at this point

 

[Act3]

Talk about off-topic! I am not having the lag or stutter on my phones. Sorry you are unable to accept this. I don't have to justify with a video my opinion of the way my iphone and ipad perform. And if you think this thread took a wayward turn there are ways to deal with it. And basically nothing new in this thread since page 1. It is, it isn't, it isn't for everybody, it is for some....etc.

Umm. People give opinions in threads endlessly. Most of what is written on MR in myriad of topics is opinions. Aside from some of the ars technica articles, which was dismissed about ios 9 showing some performance gains, the focus has been on press an icon and measure the speed to which it opens. I use the ars article as some "proof" that ios 9 does indeed have performance improvements within and while there is some stutter in odd places..like the control panel in siri; it's only trolling because you decided to call it that. I really avoid this type of thing in the forum and it's clearly against the rules, but you seem to be doing what you are rallying against.

Which is it?

 

[sanke1]

Which is it?

He is also changing his statements from time to time to suit his needs. Which proves my point in post #1457

 

[I7guy]

Which is it?

IOS is not perfect, it's never been perfect. You should know that. To say there is an stutter in one very ODD particular place, to most people where they are not experiencing it, is quite irrelevant (IMO), except to those who are looking for that high bar of perfection. Which will never be found in any software.

 

[Radon87000]

IOS is not perfect, it's never been perfect. You should know that. To say there is an stutter in one very ODD particular place, to most people where they are not experiencing it, is quite irrelevant (IMO), except to those who are looking for that high bar of perfection. Which will never be found in any software.

The high bar of perfection you speak of is iOS 8.4.1

 

[I7guy]

The high bar of perfection you speak of is iOS 8.4.1

Not by any stretch of the imagination; however, just because I thought there were better releases doesn't mean I couldn't do what I needed to do with it.

 

[C DM]

The high bar of perfection you speak of is iOS 8.4.1

Plenty of those on iOS 7.1.2 would disagree with that, and yet others on iOS 6 would disagree even with that. Even of those who are on iOS 8, even the later versions, there are certainly with various issues that would place iOS 8 far from perfection for them:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/and-so-it-is-released-ios-8-4-1.1907526/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-8-3-random-reboots.1865659/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/post-ios-8-bugs-here-updated.1781784/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/the-problem-with-ios-7-and-ios-8-bad-design.1847678/

 

[imagineadam]

Its pure crap if you ask me and I can't see how the folks at apple haven't noticed and corrected it by now. I've submitted feedback to them. We are now up to 9.2 and still not corrected. One of my only two complaints with iOS 9, this and the awful stutter when using the split keyboard on the ipad.

It is really noticeable when you close an app and then try to launch another app immediately that has its icon on the dock.

Hey I've found remnants of the old iOS 8.4.1 (and below) behavior on 9.1! Open a folder. Now tap anywhere outside of the folder icon to get the fade/spring animation to get started then quickly tap any folder icon and it works like before but only on the folder icons! Isn't this weird?!? Why would they leave the folders like this and not let us do that with all the other springboard icons?! It's just gotta be sloppy programming! They need to let us tap the other icons again mid animation!

 

[pat500000]

laggy....hmm...just turn off few options..and boom...it will be good to go.

 

[Narcaz]

Plenty of those on iOS 7.1.2 would disagree with that, and yet others on iOS 6 would disagree even with that. Even of those who are on iOS 8, even the later versions, there are certainly with various issues that would place iOS 8 far from perfection for them:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/and-so-it-is-released-ios-8-4-1.1907526/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-8-3-random-reboots.1865659/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/post-ios-8-bugs-here-updated.1781784/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/the-problem-with-ios-7-and-ios-8-bad-design.1847678/

As much as i liked iOS 7.1.2 in terms of smoothness on my mini2, it's nothing more than a faint memory from over a year ago. Therefore i think it's time to let this "plenty of people would disagree argument" go. There aren't plenty of people using iOS 7 or iOS 6 anymore. According to Apple 67% of the App Store visitors are using iOS9, 24% iOS 8 and only 9% iOS earlier than 8 (including iPhone 4, which can't be upgraded). By now some people probably changed their mind (and possibly regret it), upgraded their devices (and couldn't downgrade!) or bought new devices (which came with iOS 8/9 preinstalled).

So most of those linked opinions are a thing of the past. And with the decreasing number of iOS6/7 installations, a lot of people can't make side by side comparisons anymore (unless they have some older device laying around). And even that wouldn't help in many scenarios, because the app/web environment has changed over the years. Those opinions have become irrelevant for the majority of devices. I'm not saying that iOS 8.4.1 didn't have any bugs/lags, but those old threads lead nowhere.

 

[oldmacs]

Have you used an iPad 2? Much better on iOS 9 than iOS 8 or iOS 7. Period. Just as an aside it would be better to stick to the topic and not the poster.

Saying it is better than iOS 7 is absolute rubbish. My father's iPad 2 is still on 7.1.2 and it is BLAZING FAST compared to iOS 9 on an iPad 2. iOS 7 renders animations properly 95 percent of the time. iOS 9 is lucky to do it 50-60 percent of the time. In iOS 7, apps pop open straight away, everything is faster, pages stay loaded in safari (more than in iOS 8 or 9), apps remain open in multitasking (are than iOS 8 or iOS 9).

I regrettably managed to accidentally update my main iPad 2 to iOS 9 and I hate it every minute I use it.

I think the point of this thread is that Apple promised improvements in iOS 9 and many of us have found the opposite and thus have provided evidence of slower performance, lag, stutter etc. I think every single one of us accept that people perceive things differently, but nobody here who claims iOS 9 is better, faster, more stable or anything that Apple promised has shown proof.

Where is the comparison of iOS 7/8/9 on any device that shows better performance?

 

[Merkie]

Plenty of those on iOS 7.1.2 would disagree with that, and yet others on iOS 6 would disagree even with that. Even of those who are on iOS 8, even the later versions, there are certainly with various issues that would place iOS 8 far from perfection for them:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/and-so-it-is-released-ios-8-4-1.1907526/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-8-3-random-reboots.1865659/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/post-ios-8-bugs-here-updated.1781784/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/the-problem-with-ios-7-and-ios-8-bad-design.1847678/

Please move this post to the shredder.

I honestly don't care what people I don't know said about an iOS version of 2 years ago. I don't care about iOS 6 or 7 (iPhone 6 never used to run those anyway). I care about 8.4.1 vs 9.1/9.2/9.whatever. Please refrain from offtopic comments next time.

 

[maflynn]

[MOD NOTE]
I think we're done here - this topic has been beaten to death and people are going in circles with their arguments