Definitely, once it settled in. It's fast as hellI have to say the final version of 9.1 is 15-20% faster in terms of performance. I don't notice any lag.
Awesome. And this version comes with the new 'hover board' feature I'm led to believe? Your iOS device can now hover a few inches above a surface so it doesn't get scratched. (BTTF-Day!!)
Is it still awful and laggy? My iPhone 6 Plus is almost unusable sometimes. Doing things like opening the message app hangs and makes me wait
So that's just ignoring everything else that was changed...just because?The only thing they fixed was Jailbreak...LOL. Is that what you call "performance improvement?" 9.1 is a joke, Apple.
What is up with 150 emoji...is that update-click bait?
There's a difference between something not being noticed and something that is known but simply not addressed (for whatever reason, with low priority and severity being one of the top ones most likely).Yep I first spotted with 9.0. Oh well at least they appear to be knocking out other bugs. This one just makes me laugh because I think how many times a tester would be going in to settings and it seems to go un-noticed.
While a lot of people use stickers or emoji, very many don't bother with any of that. So it's not really "the rest of the world", it's just some people basically.While the rest of the world embraces more emotive graphical communication through the likes of LINE via clever and searchable (by text) stickers, we are stuck with the stupid emoji. The Japanese don't even really use them anymore. Taco? Unicorn head? Yeah. Useful.
No. However, making emoji a prime time theme for the update sounds weird, don't you think? Rather than continuing to improve performance and new features...they bring happy faces to our iOS.So that's just ignoring everything else that was changed...just because?
Because they can't do (and weren't doing) both?No. However, making emoji a prime time theme for the update sounds weird, don't you think? Rather than continuing to improve performance and new features...they bring happy faces to our iOS.
Of course they can't do that. Right? 9.1 improves performance greatly, especially on earlier devices. Thanks Apple, great work!No. However, making emoji a prime time theme for the update sounds weird, don't you think? Rather than continuing to improve performance and new features...they bring happy faces to our iOS.
I'm sure they could have emphasize on performance enhancement or some new productivity features as their biggest thing rather than throwing doggy biscuit of anti-jailbreak update and etc.Because they can't do (and weren't doing) both?
"get whats coming to you" lol because criticizing Apple means you deserve a defective product
Lol. Just saying. They used to bring in new features for (at least almost) every updates..especially with x.1 or x.x and so on.Of course they can't do that. Right? 9.1 improves performance greatly, especially on earlier devices. Thanks Apple, great work!![]()
They emphasized security fixes (which get exploited by jailbreaks) even less than performance and stability improvements. With a point release mainly the new features are called out, thus the first and main ones would be the new things and not improved/fixed/changed items. In any case, just because something was called out more prominently doesn't mean something else wasn't there. One thing doesn't affect the other.I'm sure they could have emphasize on performance enhancement or some new productivity features as their biggest thing rather than throwing doggy biscuit of anti-jailbreak update and etc.
Not sure how much more new stuff was there in 6.1 or 7.1 or 8.1 in comparison. Nothing really all that unusual or surprising about this update.Lol. Just saying. They used to bring in new features for (at least almost) every updates..especially with x.1 or x.x and so on.
While the rest of the world embraces more emotive graphical communication through the likes of LINE via clever and searchable (by text) stickers, we are stuck with the stupid emoji. The Japanese don't even really use them anymore. Taco? Unicorn head? Yeah. Useful.
let's go back to iOS 3.x.x., when iOS 4 came out...I don't remember what features they had other than folder feature. Actually, i think 3 to iOS 6 had some major features...i forgot however.Not sure how much more new stuff was there in 6.1 or 7.1 or 8.1 in comparison. Nothing really all that unusual or surprising about this update.
meh..i guess.They emphasized security fixes (which get exploited by jailbreaks) even less than performance and stability improvements. With a point release mainly the new features are called out, this the first and main ones would be the new things and not improved/fixed/changed items. In any case, just because something was called out more prominently doesn't mean something else wasn't there. One thing doesn't affect the other.
Just don't use iTunes.3rd consecutive update that has left me sitting at the "Slide to Upgrade" screen. 3rd consecutive update that now forces me to restore to factory defaults. This is getting old.
iOS version history on Wikipedia can answer your questions.let's go back to iOS 3.x.x., when iOS 4 came out...I don't remember what features they had other than folder feature. Actually, i think 3 to iOS 6 had some major features...i forgot however.
That's right! Just tried it on my 6s plus 128gb and it works great! Key thing to remember is to put it screen side down, then to get it going remember to jump on it a little bit. Also works on water (unlike some).Awesome. And this version comes with the new 'hover board' feature I'm led to believe? Your iOS device can now hover a few inches above a surface so it doesn't get scratched. (BTTF-Day!!)