if any of you guys are having herky, jerky screen lag issues try resetting the network preferences... solved the issue on my 6s+
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9.0.2 impressions so far?
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Well it has made both my iPhone 6s and Air 2 feel like a cheap android. Had to go back to the Apple Store today because I could get the compass app to work, even after resetting it and setting up as new it didn't work.
I'm on my 4th iPhone 6s since Friday, first one died during 9.0.1 update, the second had a dark shadow along the top of the screen and the headphone jack crackled and now I had the problem with the compass. All the replacements were new phones and not refurbished.
I'm on my 4th iPhone 6s since Friday, first one died during 9.0.1 update, the second had a dark shadow along the top of the screen and the headphone jack crackled and now I had the problem with the compass. All the replacements were new phones and not refurbished.
That is true in most cases but this time I will agree it is going down. I updated last night and am barely using my 6s plus and the drop is noticeable compared to 9.0.1. Standby is fine but as soon as I start using the phone it is a constant 1% drop. I just dropped 4% in 15 min with light usage, text and Twitter that's it. No videos, music, browser, nothing. Yesterday it would've dropped 1 maybe 2% max. This update is draining. I've made no changes from 9.0.1 to 9.0.2. Apple really pisses me off with this crap. How can such a minimal update impact battery drainage so bad!
New functionalities so maybe new bugs .... iOS 9.1 won't be just a refinement.
Are you using an ad-blocker ? It happened to me sometimes...
Calm down mate.
In my experience iOS 9 is slightly better than iOS 8 in every aspect.
I just noticed this too. Like someone injected the apple watch with a new processor or something
The indexing 'rumour' is related to apps that have spotlight search and deep links (which is continuity related) - we are going to see iOS 9 give 'bad battery' for a while as apps are updated day by day, week by week.
For example Evernote introduced a new iOS version last week with spotlight search, which shortly after installing made my phone run hot and the battery run down quickly. The next day was exceptional from a battery perspective, no different behaviour from the previous day except no app upgrades applied.
This is unfortunately a consequence of this new ios9 functionality - apple could do a better job of making it clearer or perhaps only indexing when on power and not battery.
For example Evernote introduced a new iOS version last week with spotlight search, which shortly after installing made my phone run hot and the battery run down quickly. The next day was exceptional from a battery perspective, no different behaviour from the previous day except no app upgrades applied.
This is unfortunately a consequence of this new ios9 functionality - apple could do a better job of making it clearer or perhaps only indexing when on power and not battery.
Can't comment on 9.0.2 yet as I set my iTunes to download the full 1.8gig version (rather than the 60 mb OTA update) and everyone must have been overloading Apples servers and when I went to bed it was still showing about 12 hours left to complete the download. Crazy. All done when I got up but no time to perform the reinstall before work.
There are same using experience for using my iPhone 6s.
In Geekbench test, a little improve for it.
Same. I had no issues with 9.0(.1) but this is from a fresh iPad Mini 4.
Possibly experiencing a difference in battery life... Will check back later.
No issues so far. Looks solid than 9.0.1
My only problem is about whatsapp. Still not updated and notifications don't work properly
My only problem is about whatsapp. Still not updated and notifications don't work properly
I'm definitely getting worse battery life than 9.0.1!
Is there anyway I can downgrade while keeping all my apps, settings and data?
Is there anyway I can downgrade while keeping all my apps, settings and data?
I just did a search. I let mine go down to 0 last night did a full cycle and see how it is today.
http://www.iphonetopics.com/how-to-downgrade-ios-9-0-2-to-ios-9-0-1-on-iphone-ipad/
Battery seems slightly worse on my 6s plus but nothing major.
For some reason the app store keeps asking for my touch id when downloading free apps, really pissing me off
For some reason the app store keeps asking for my touch id when downloading free apps, really pissing me off
I posted a couple days ago about this but decided to give it a couple days. As of this morning mine is still going down faster than 9.0.1 on my 6s plus. In standby its fine but holy hell as soon as I start doing anything on it, it's a constant 1% drop to the point of about 4-5% every 15-20 minutes. There is definitely something going on in this update behind the scenes. I made no settings changes, didn't add any apps between the upgrade of 9.0.1 and 9.0.2 so it is extremely easy for me to tell the difference. At this point I just hope they hurry up with either 9.0.3 or 9.1. I am not enjoying this new phone on this update at all.
Have you tried a full cycle discharge and charge? So drain your phone down until it auto-shuts off from low battery, then give it a uninterrupted full charge. That will recalibrate the battery meter.