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Apple Releases iOS 9.0.2 With Bug Fixes, Performance Improvements

Good thing i held off from 9.0.1.... Just wait a few days then update to 9.0.2 :D

Apart from most of the issue here, the only one would affect me would probably be the cell data being turned off and on. as for the lock screen issue, i don't use siri, so its a non-issue.

- Resolves an issue where an iCloud backup could be interrupted after starting a manual backup

I get that data loss could occur if interrupted, so would we now see Apple do this on OS X ... Jesus christ Apple. Another notion for Apple to say "We don't want users to interrupt want they just started."

And yes, i'm sure Apple's perfect in every way as well :p we all make mistakes. Whats the difference where its stored ?

Apple pulling my leg again... *rolls eyes*
 
RebornProphet said:
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.
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Just seen that the guy at Everything Apple Pro liked my comment and mentioned it on his 9.0.2 video.

If you read this, glad I gave you a laugh ... keep up the good work on the channel, both you and DetroitBorg are my iOS go to guys for videos.
 
Huracan said:
EDIT2: It seems the time synchronization bug has been fixed in 9.0.2. It is hard to say so soon, as it takes a while for the clock to drift, but preliminary observations are encouraging. If I don't edit this post again it means that from my point of view the issue has been fixed.
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Unless the time drifts too much. #timeParadox o_O
 
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Anyone else having this issue since upgrading to 9: when playing videos in Photos it crashes quite often. Usually upon starting the video or when going from one to another. Still doing it after 9.02 update.
 
the-oz-man said:
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.
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I have the same issue, 9.0 9.01 and 9.02 all the same issue wish they would fix this
 
Apple is still signing 8.4.1, quite surprisingly.

So if you updated to 9.0.2 and aren't pleased with the performance still (since 9.0 and 9.0.1 were laggy as hell) and you want to downgrade, you should probably do so quickly.

Remember, 8.4.1 is buttery smooth and stable. ;)

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Still holding on to 8.4 myself I'll keep waiting until the comments are more consistent with positives. Maybe 9.3?
 
So I took the plunge and installed on my iPhone 6, very surprised. Done a DFU restore via iTunes and set up as a new phone (as I always do).

A definite improvement over 9.0 and 9.0.1, I think I might be ready to stick with 9 now. Just installing on my Air 2 via the same method, hopefully see some gains there too.

Animations zooming in/out when opening and closing apps are far smoother, as is the animation when you tap one of the further back app previews on the App Switcher and the app zooms to the front.
 
nunes013 said:
And the quick battery drain on the Apple Watch on OS 2
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i get 20 hours minimum on my watch... granted i turned off the wrist raise activation.. doesn't take much to tap the screen
before i made the change i was getting 14-15 hours
 
Hopefully this fixes the broken Live Photos. Most of my Live Photos have only 1 second of moving images, instead of 3. Pictures I took last Sunday worked perfectly before, and are now affected. Too bad because I really like the feature.

I have iCloud Photos enabled, so I suspect that has something to do with it.
 
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