Where'd you find that? That wasn't in the release notes when I downloaded it.
Where'd you find that? That wasn't in the release notes when I downloaded it.
Anybody experiencing calendar navigation problems? I monthly view, I cannot tap into a future date. The only way to drill in is to tap the "today" button and swipe through the days or weeks.
I don't see:
- Fixes issues where we turn your 12 month old device into a sluggish POS to try and make you buy a new device.
Don't have an iPhone 5 anymore to make an extensive test, but I had the opportunity to briefly check my former iPhone 5 (sold to a colleague) with iOS 9.0.1 and it was ok for me (browsing, email, messages...).iOS 9 has a serious lag on my iphone 5, try running music app connect to your car tape thru usb lightning
and run google maps for navigation at the same time and then multitask between email and imessage.
And tell me its working great on your iphone 5 running ios 9.0.1 ?
I'm sure you forgot your sarcasm tag!But, if you did not, then, you do realize that newer OS means more stuff going on and that older hardware cannot run them as fast as the newer hardware, right? If Apple were to keep releasing OS that ran as fast on the older hardware then we might as well just stick to the first version of iOS.
Think of it this way. Say there are three versions of a car out there: 200HP, 300HP, and 400HP. No matter how you tweak the ECU, a 200HP car won't perform the same as 400HP even if the ECU is running the same software.
So third iOS update in two weeks... Really shows how crappy Apple's software division has become.. They have so much money, but can't even ship a properly tested software product. And here I'm not even talking about Maps or Music. Because these two are so crappy that I won't even use it. Even Spotify's FIRST VERSION were better than Apple Music. Music loaded fast, I could easily search for the tracks I wanted, and the results came promptly. Then Apple ships Apple Music, and you can't even add a song to a bloody playlist because of a bug!
It just drives me mad so see how Apple sh*** on the software division.
I reported a bug on the first iOS 9 beta, where Settings app where scrolled down when opening it (so it cut off the top on Airplane Mode). It wasn't even fixed in 9.0.1. So I look forward to seeing if it's fixed in 9.0.2. And a bug I reported in 8.2 beta wasn't even fixed in 9.0!
And I won't be upgrading to El Capitan until 10.11.3.
Whoa! I ran into that one, too!!Will it fix the bug where a grey bar with 0:00 is displayed inside the box where I am trying to send a text message?
I am so confused by the IOS 9 Podcast app. Making playlists are so confusing now. Anyone have any tips or should I just use another app?
Maybe for you it doesn't but you're not everyone.Windows 10 runs as fast as Windows 7, comes down to proper coding.
Additionally, this release was specifically designed to run faster than iOS 8 and doesn't. Normally I would agree with you, but not on an OS release designed to improve performance and efficiency.
Also doesn't fix the issue where people see a conspiracy behind every experienced software issue.I don't see:
- Fixes issues where we turn your 12 month old device into a sluggish POS to try and make you buy a new device.
Also doesn't fix the issue where people see a conspiracy behind every experienced software issue.
This has happened to me!Will it fix the bug where a grey bar with 0:00 is displayed inside the box where I am trying to send a text message?
I don't notice any difference (on my iPhone 6) but I doubt I would notice either a 10% increase or decrease. My iPad 3 however feels a tad faster but again that might be only my imagination.Both of our sarcasm aside, iOS 9 does run that little bit slower and less responsive than iOS 8.4.1 on 12 month old devices. Hopefully the full .1 release fixes it.