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9.3.2 Beta 2 Bug Fixes, Improvements, Issues
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I've noticed the opposite. Maybe i'm getting use to it, or maybe its decreasing, unsure. But I have noticed that after a few hard reboots, its seeming to run better and battery life still remains to be very good. Is there more stutter compared to previous builds, absolutely.
That stuttering got worse from day to day on both of my devices. 
I am back on iOS 9.3.1 for now, waiting for the final.
I am back on iOS 9.3.1 for now, waiting for the final.
No hyperbole at all.Theres a LOT of stutter.I rolled back to Beta 1 on my Air 2 and its all good.Still not on 8.4.1 level but reasonable
That is not what is being discussed. Sorry if you can't see your own post for what it is or isn't.
However, I never claimed my 6s on 9.3.2 was a stutter free zone; I claimed it was a minimal stutter free zone with fantastic battery life.
And I disagree completely.There is horrible stutter throughout the OS.In fact after unlocking rapidly swiping through homescreens has stutter which can last for 1-2 minutes until I stop swiping and wait for a few seconds
I don't have those symptoms on my phone, stutter is still in the same old places...i.e. the cellular screen.
Then if this is the case I should not see horrible stutters all over the place this afternoon, about 3-4 hrs.
Maybe your usage is just very light web browsing or watching video. It is improper to speculate your usage. However, use that old claim "you have zero issue doesn't mean others have zero issue too", I don't agree with your "minimal stutter free zone".
Wait, you say "minimal stutter free zone". Do you actually mean this version has "too many stutters"? I want to know.
It has slightly more stutters than the last beta, that typically last in instant or so.
My usage is facetime, imessage, stocks, financial news, mail, web browsing, banking, video streaming, audio streaming and I don't know what else. I never claimed "everybody" should have no issues, and conversely if you are having an issue, doesn't mean anybody else is.
honestly for those that aren't seeing stutters, I don't even believe them, ON A FRESH INSTALL AND NO RESTORE, I saw stutters swiping in between app pages and unlocking the phone. I'm not dumb, i know when something is affecting my phone only or if its on everybody's, some people just like feeling cool and saying "Nope not on my device"
And according to your usage routine, your usage is highly unlikely to notice the stutter. So no wonder you cannot see it.
And I believe I never say "others must have this issue because I have", at least from previous posts.
Gamers like me will notice that stutter instantly, reflected by significant frame drop here and there.
Glad you have near the same experience across multiple betas.
Found one improvement.
- Now possible to lock/unlock each individual note in notes app. Previously if you locked one note, all other notes were unlocked at the same time.
- Now possible to lock/unlock each individual note in notes app. Previously if you locked one note, all other notes were unlocked at the same time.
So I turned off reduce motion and transparency and have been using it like that for a while. There is no change, no stutters. I'm turning them on now, 'cause I dislike eye candy.
I use reduce motion as well, but as much as I would like to use reduce transparency I can't quite do it as its not that it just turns off eye candy but it takes things uglier by changing the dock background to gray no matter what.
On iPad Air, Mail is hosed. The messages don't finish loading on the left messages panel and it just goes grey. Impossible to move up or down or select a message. Was fine before and fine on 6S. Basically unusable.
I have multiple gmail accounts.
I have multiple gmail accounts.
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It's a personal preference as to the look. I played around with it on and off...it is true the dock turns a wee bit uglier; but I guess I got used to it.
Less use of graphical computations as I use my devices and thus less load on the CPU/GPU/battery/etc. (even if it's quite minimal each time) and basically eye candy that I don't care for. Mostly just not something I care for, like I don't when it comes to animations, so no real upside to having it all enabled if I could disable it without side-effects that I might care about (in case of transparency the dock background side-effect is something that I care enough about to outweigh my lack of care for transparency).