For the first time since iOS 5 I didn't update on day one of a major iOS version. Tired of being a beta tester... Maybe iOS 18.1 in October...
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Apple Preparing iOS 18.0.1 Update for iPhone Following Several Bugs
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That last one concerning the M4 iPad Pro if fixed will make a lot happy. It's unusual to have a new device impacted like that. Likely early next week we hope.
48MP ProRAW to 48MP HEIC conversion: When using Quick Actions>Convert Image>File Format: HEIF>Image Size: Original, only a 12MP 4032x3024 HEIC file is created because the 48MP 8064x6048 ProRAW DNG files saved to a folder on the device for batch conversion get incorrect dimensions metadata. Maybe iOS18.0.1 will fix this bug. The batch conversion in original size was no issue in iOS17.6.1. So far, it seems that very few people are bothered by this annoying bug.
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Would be nice if iOS calendar search worked again.
Seems mostly newer devices are affected with all those bugs. I am using 15.0 DB1 and 15.1 DB1 since day one on an SE2020 and 2022, iPadPro 3 from 2019 and iPad 9 from 2021.
Everything was working fine from the beginning. I think there had been one app that wasn't launchable in the very first developer beta, but it got an update the next day or so.
Everything was working fine from the beginning. I think there had been one app that wasn't launchable in the very first developer beta, but it got an update the next day or so.
iOS 18 release seems to be half-cooked in many aspects, but the goal is selling iPhones 16 with, by now, virtual Apple Intelligence. Not a good move for customers. Everyone has noticed something fishy this year launch and OS releases
I am not upgrading to ios18 till all the features are available in the UK. I might wait till about march or skip it all together.
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It's a good response to much user feedback. I'm still going to wait for 18.1, though.
Bugs I see, when scanning a QR code, with the dedicated app it stays blurred when it detects the app it has to open.
Safari Favorites are huge, like if I had set Large icons but for Safari.
App icons are dark across iOS even if I chose Light icons on the Home Screen, not sure if bug or not.
Safari Favorites are huge, like if I had set Large icons but for Safari.
App icons are dark across iOS even if I chose Light icons on the Home Screen, not sure if bug or not.
The whole Photos app is one big bug.
The new Apple Watch face, Flux, is not appearing in the watch app on iPhone. Weird. I tried restarting both devices as suggested but no luck. Also can't pick a home hub in the home app.
In this case it should have been sooner. I was beta testing and sent feedback two months ago for the following bugs: 1: having the first letter in a spotlight search on the iphone causes it to crash unless you do it quick enough. 2: Apple Music is insanely slow when you decide to pick another song most of the time. 3: Touch screen does not function very well on the iphone 16 Pro Max on ios 18 (this was discovered post ios 18 launch).
Revert the photos app to the previous version maybe? Been using iPhone since 2008, and this is the worst version of the photos app. Just making things complicated just to have something new.
hopefully this fixes the 16 Pro camera app crashing I get every two days. A restart fixes it but apple support seemed to not have any knowledge of the issue or how to fix it.
If you guys think 18 was bad, cast your minds back to 17 and especially 16.
16 broke autocorrect completely and had me wanting to put my phone through a wall. 16.1 helped immensely with all the other bugs but autocorrect never got fixed until 17.
17 had that fun bug where you'd type a paragraph in Safari, and randomly upon hitting backspace it would change all the text you had just typed, or reinsert something you had deleted, all kinds of fun chaos like that.
Compared to that, and with the feature improvements in 18, this has not been so bad.
Having said that, also hope it includes some carrier profiles from MVNOs not yet supporting RCS, and/or Apple's implementation of those profiles since nobody wants to take credit for them not working yet.
16 broke autocorrect completely and had me wanting to put my phone through a wall. 16.1 helped immensely with all the other bugs but autocorrect never got fixed until 17.
17 had that fun bug where you'd type a paragraph in Safari, and randomly upon hitting backspace it would change all the text you had just typed, or reinsert something you had deleted, all kinds of fun chaos like that.
Compared to that, and with the feature improvements in 18, this has not been so bad.
Having said that, also hope it includes some carrier profiles from MVNOs not yet supporting RCS, and/or Apple's implementation of those profiles since nobody wants to take credit for them not working yet.
If it's just RCS you want, you can wait. Unless you're certain that it's supported by your network operator, AND that your intended recipients use Google Messages, you may not even get it anyway.
Apple TV update has been surprisingly great. I dusted off my HomePod Mini pair, turned Siri off on them, and put them right next to me on a small TV with good picture but not great sound. That combined with Dialog Enhancement and it's suddenly the best sounding TV in the house.
I guess that's more about the HPMs but the dialog enhancement is new(ly working well.)
If they would polish up Notes just a bit more, and go all the way with Markdown support and more flexible export, that would be yet another app I'd no longer feel any need to replace. I too have noticed Notes being weird lately, also with Math Notes.
I hope it fixes {my_problem}. I should have stayed on {revision-1} until {revision+.5}.
haven't really encountered any bugs. battery life could be better though. Vision OS on the other hand is still full of bugs. feels no different than the betas I was running before