What's so funny?somehow this thread is still going, i hope tim cook seen it, this ones gold with much truly epic lolz
What's so funny?somehow this thread is still going, i hope tim cook seen it, this ones gold with much truly epic lolz
That this theme has now morphed into multiple threads with basically the same posters and the same thing being said over and over?What's so funny?
There is no "theme".We are just being realistic that iOS 9 did not live up to what Apple promised.Far from itThat this theme has now morphed into multiple threads with basically the same posters and the same thing being said over and over?
That is the "theme" if you will. Mods should make a mega-thread. And Apple did deliver a decent fairly decent o/s even as a first version.There is no "theme".We are just being realistic that iOS 9 did not live up to what Apple promised.Far from it
It didn't live up so far, just as no x.0 release has. I'd say it's realistic not to expect unreleased things when we all know how x.0 releases are (and this one is actually one of the better ones compared to the last few). As for "far from it", I'd say that's not the case for many. Some have issues that are more noticeable, many others aren't having them or just have some very slight occasional visual ones which are perhaps slightly annoying but not worrisome. So sure it's not great or perfect (and it'd be unrealistic to expect it to be), but it's good for many more than those who have actual meaningful issues.There is no "theme".We are just being realistic that iOS 9 did not live up to what Apple promised.Far from it
Being new to this ecosystem I can't imagine how badly my iPhone 6 will run on iOS 10I'm never going to update my devices beyond there original OS versions.
It ridiculous that these powerful devices can't keep up with one or two major updates.
If you want to keep up you just have to get the latest Apple device. I guess that's just the way it has to be.
Being new to this ecosystem I can't imagine how badly my iPhone 6 will run on iOS 10
If Steve was still alive..do you believe he punish his staffs to make sure it's done right?Apple should learn from MS Windows.On 2009 hardware Windows 10 animation never stutter
If Jobs was alive we would never see unfinished **** being released in the first placeIf Steve was still alive..do you believe he punish his staffs to make sure it's done right?
Indeed.Basically the whole story of Android and iOS is "Damned if you do,Damned if you don't"By now everyone realizes that Apple's planned obsolesence strategy is for real. There's no doubt about it. If we don't get regular updates (like Android phones) we are screwed. If we do get updates (like iOS) our good usability experience turns in to bigger nightmare with each passing update and we are still screwed.
So far Apple has done absolutely whatever they can to reduce UI performance on year old devices by introducing translucency (blur effect) at every perceivable place in iOS from 7-9. If single blur doesn't bog down a device, then there are places of overlapping blur. (Which definitely cripple the giants like iPad Air 2 till they start stuttering) Then they break their own flawlessly working smooth scrolling code and give us alleged improved new code which stutters while smooth scrolling.
I know this is all understandable from company's point of view that this is all to drive sales and make profit. But I don't understant for how long can they force people to update to newer iPhone every year? They have lost me as a faithful customer by pricing their iPhone out of the market and causing my iPad Air 2 unnecessary stutters.
(iPhone 6S Plus 64 GB is priced $ 1270 in India, is that even a joke?) When phones have reached certain speed, it would be so hard to artificially cripple them. I would laugh on Apple at that time but also worry about their fast downward spiral. You can't make people chu***a all the time.
And that's why they then offer an option to disable those effects for some of the people that experience issues related to them, right?By now everyone realizes that Apple's planned obsolesence strategy is for real. There's no doubt about it. If we don't get regular updates (like Android phones) we are screwed. If we do get updates (like iOS) our good usability experience turns in to bigger nightmare with each passing update and we are still screwed.
So far Apple has done absolutely whatever they can to reduce UI performance on year old devices by introducing translucency (blur effect) at every perceivable place in iOS from 7-9. If single blur doesn't bog down a device, then there are places of overlapping blur. (Which definitely cripple the giants like iPad Air 2 till they start stuttering) Then they break their own flawlessly working smooth scrolling code and give us alleged improved new code which stutters while smooth scrolling.
I know this is all understandable from company's point of view that this is all to drive sales and make profit. But I don't understant for how long can they force people to update to newer iPhone every year? They have lost me as a faithful customer by pricing their iPhone out of the market and causing my iPad Air 2 unnecessary stutters.
(iPhone 6S Plus 64 GB is priced $ 1270 in India, is that even a joke?) When phones have reached certain speed, it would be so hard to artificially cripple them. I would laugh on Apple at that time but also worry about their fast downward spiral. You can't make people chu***a all the time.
And that's why they then offer an option to disable those effects for some of the people that experience issues related to them, right?
Apple should learn from MS Windows.On 2009 hardware Windows 10 animation never stutter
If Jobs was alive we would never see unfinished **** being released in the first place
What do you mean? He brought lot of stuff out. Could you elaborate?If Jobs was alive we would never see unfinished **** being released in the first place
And that's why they then offer an option to disable those effects for some of the people that experience issues related to them, right?
Opinions differ.That is the "theme" if you will. Mods should make a mega-thread. And Apple did deliver a decent fairly decent o/s even as a first version.
In my experience, the iOS 9 experience is actually worse on the 6 than on the 5s.If it's randomly stuttering on the iPhone 6,the 5S will get the worst of it
Probably because it's not worse for many people?That covers the stutter, but what is the excuse for Touch ID working more slowly?
Surely to just emphasise the 'merits' of the 6S, right?
I wouldn't mind if the hardware couldn't genuinely keep up with the OS, but I truly believe my iPhone 6 is more than powerful enough to still offer a smooth experience. There's simply no excuse.