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Apple Releases iOS 9.0.1 With Multiple Bug Fixes
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Jesus I am usually a fanboi and try to ignore any reports but holy F is my iPhone 6 Plus slow with iOS 9!!!!!!! Im flipping out because it's as slow as my iPhone 4 I use for testing. I'm very very unhappy. Surely this can't stay like this. If so I have lost faith in Apple for the first time in many years of using only Apple products.
I'm having the same issue. The only solution I've found so far, so that the app store badge icon displays correctly is to "install" the apps in the app store on the iPhone. Then in iTunes, I do the updates for the apps and then do a sync. Very annoying. Hope this gets fixed quickly.
Early on, the iPhone 6 Plus's had one sort of storage (faster but it had issues) - after launch of the 6 Plus, they swapped back to another sort due to issues with it. - TLC to MLC (google iphone 6 plus tlc issue) you may have that issue? Likely if you got it checked at Apple they could check \
(You can check with an app like PerformanceTest Mobile)
Might have nothing to do with IOS 9.0.1, but the app Xcode issue. They seem to be pushing known good apps out to users. No insider info on my part just an observation.
You could read the release notes and find out? This does sound like one of the bugs that was fixed, but you'd have to read about it to be sure.
That's not true at all. There have been updates not specifically pointed out in the notes that have been optimized or fixed. For instance, many people are complaining over frame rates and speeds currently, yet nothing is listed in the notes. Heck, even when this is addressed, they probably won't admit it in a pin-point update memo.
Forever huh? Did you ever consider iOS 8 to be stable? If so, then what point? Maybe that is the same point I will consider iOS to be stable enough to upgrade.
I am not angry at you, I just don't find people such as yourself to be very helpful. If anything, you seem to be an angry and rather rude person.
Wow! Great find. Only watching in 1440P, but it still looks awesome on my iMac. Must look great on a 5K unit.
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One of the major issue with iOS 9.0/9.0.1 that has been reported on the Apple Discussion Forums as well as Apple Developer Forums at length is the inability to join a Wi-Fi network where a) SSID is Hidden (not broadcasted) and/or b) MAC Address Filtering is enabled. I've tested and verified this multiple times with my home Linksys WRT1900AC and iPhone 6. This behavior is not seen in the previous iOS 8.x versions. Hence I've downgraded back to 8.4.1 till Apple can fix it. This is not a hardware but a software issue specifically as some people using Apple TV have reported the same. Even Apple Support claim to admit this issue, but no clue on when/if this will get fixed. 9.0.1 is already out and does not fix it. Fingers crossed that 9.1 may fix it. Anyone else seeing this behavior and confirm?. Thanks
Is this to your Apple TV? What version? Latest software. Thanks for the feedback. It's helping formulate my decision in upgrading. May wait till 9.0.2 or 9.1 as I use this feature frequently.
d00d, everyone and their dog is trying to download i0S 9.whateva right now - foolishly I might add, too much heat out there right now. Patience Jedi...
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Probably a good idea, I have updated and it's a bit laggy especially in some apps and the most frustrating thing is if your listening to an album and it goes to sleep it takes you back to the My Music screen again and you've got to re-find what you're listening to again if you want to skip a song or whatever.Glad I haven't updated my iPod touch to iOS 9 yet, might as well get all the minor updates at once in a week or so.
I can confirm that this is not a 9.0.1 issue - I'm seeing the same problem on two devices that are still on 9.0, and have not been updated to 9.0.1.
Seriously, this lag would only appear after at least 2 major updates but this happen right in the first one. feels really pathetic. Even iPhone3GS held pretty good at iOS5.
Just stay with iOS 8.1.4 - there is no need to update to 9. It obviously has some hiccups. My guess is the software jump is in place to tend to the new phones with the touch 3D, etc and it's just causing issues with non touch 3D phones. Either workload or some odd coding within the software. I reverting back to 8.1.4 and couldn't be happier! I have no problem patiently waiting until a really good fix is in place.
Lag or no lag, at least we don't have to deal with android OS. What a horrid, confusing OS that is.
Lag or no lag, at least we don't have to deal with android OS. What a horrid, confusing OS that is.
I don't find any lag with iOS 9. I have 6 plus I also have iPhone 5s on iOS 9 no issues at all.
can you please explain? I also have the 6+ and have not noticed any lag on iOS 9 GM or released versions.
ps. I used restore instead of upgrade if that matters.
AppleTV 2 / iPhone 6 both updated to The lastest versions
Try video. Will not work
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