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Apple Releases iOS 9.0.1 With Multiple Bug Fixes
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Why would they? Slowing down performance and battery are part of Apple's planned obsolescence scheme to make you upgrade.
One month and you'll have forget about it because they didn't fix it, a few updates later and you're iPhone 6 is even slower etc...you're fault.
What about the lag in app swicther?
I did test the beta 1 was the same experience to 9.0
They're most likely giving themselves a large margin of error, as the effects of a failed install due to power loss could theoretically brick the device.
Need? No. But you have to pick some number otherwise you will have the stupids endlessly whining about how they killed their phone trying to install system software with 1% battery. Setting it to 50% is a nice easy target.
Come on... you're not a 'l33t. Right? You can wait until you charge the phone to install a point update.
I installed it. Went without a hitch.
Then I went to the App store and tapped "Update", I now have 20 updates. For some reason apps installed/updated in the last 7 days had to be reinstalled.
Other than that, my phone (iPhone 6+) runs well, no lag. In fact I dare say it runs faster, and uses less battery.
Then I went to the App store and tapped "Update", I now have 20 updates. For some reason apps installed/updated in the last 7 days had to be reinstalled.
Other than that, my phone (iPhone 6+) runs well, no lag. In fact I dare say it runs faster, and uses less battery.
I wish I wouldn't have to jump through hoops to kill the annoying GAME CENTER pop ups.
Well I for one was one of those iPad users on older software (7.1.1) that ended up with the Install bricked on Slide to Swipe. Thankfully had other devices I could use but my iPad is really my go to device so not a happy camper on that end.
Had no problems however with upgrading to 9 on my iPhone 6+ though.
Uhm, take a look at my post history and then we'll talk. I've owned every iPhone and used every version of iOS since day 1. But thanks.
Your join date: 2014
My join date: 2007
Personally I don't think it's the buggiest release but I do think that as iOS9 was meant to actually be a bug fix release, it's made the fact there are both new bugs and regression bugs a lot more frustrating.
This was happening to me - I put my finger in the fingerprint reader and they started to upgrade or download appropriately - so weird. I wonder if there is a non-visible prompt.
Related to the Trojan incident possibly. They may be re-triggering updates with cleansed binaries.
Uh, yea, maybe because it locks up when you try to update to the version just before it???
What hoops? It pops, you banish it, you don't see it again for that app.
I admit, I don't understand why Apple continues with Game Center, but if you don't just ignore it and it goes away, you're doing something wrong.