I haven’t been on the beta bandwagon since iOS 13 launched. I would like to try this beta out, but I’m also waiting to see if a jailbreak will be released in the coming months. It’s the only thing holding me back from jumping on the beta bandwagon.
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Apple Releases Third Betas of iOS 14.3 and iPadOS 14.3 to Developers [Update: Public Beta Available]
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Please fix the iMessage lag. When I click into an existing message text box it takes a few seconds for anything to happen. Happening to at least 5 other people I know. So I know it isn't just me 
Will this fix the lame and shameful iPhone 12 Pro stutter? 6Gb of RAM...
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iPhone 12 Pro Stutter
12 Pro stutter when closing apps
Update: This issue has been fixed as of iOS 14.5 beta 2. Multiple people who submitted this issue through the feedback app received confirmation from Apple that the issue was resolved with this beta. I feel like we get things like this with every new phone, but... I’m noticing frequent...
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I just need Xbox Series X|S controller compatibility above all right now. I built a PC strictly for playing via Steam Link and I'm unable to do so because my controller doesn't work. Bleh.
I certainly hope not. It has completely removed Adaptive Lighting from my home app
Seems like Apple's description of when Fitness+ would be available is "late 2020". With the holiday period coming up it's likely that they would have to release it prior to the week that starts with December 21st.
This comment has been proven to be false time and time again. Apple has released final versions after 3 betas before, and without labelling it as a Release Candidate.
No hint of higher bitrate bluetooth protocols being supported yet? Those AirPod studios surely won’t be limited to AAC? Is there any technical reason the likes of LDAC couldn’t be introduced?
Not the original person you were asking, but I was getting about 20-50 mbps on LTE in my area (not a big metropolitan area in the midwest USA) and with 5G I get normally around 100 mbps but it can go as high as 130-140.
I think I saw many months ago that theoretically 5G could get like 2 gbps or something like that, but that was on a network with barely anyone on it. I am pretty happy right now. When I download from my home internet my router basically maxes out at 150 mbps transmission to all of my devices. I now almost get that and sometimes do get that approximately with 5G.
So, I am pretty happy (faster is always better of course, but compared to having a phone in the 1990s or 2000s this is stupendous lol)
I know!!! I'm getting a new Apple Watch tomorrow so when I saw this headline I didn't realize right away it was for the beta and I got really excited!Another week then at least until Fitness+ release
I wanted Fitness+ to come out exactly when I got my new watch lol.
Given that the processor on the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini is exactly the same as what is on the Pro, is there any particular reason that this is being limited to the Pro models? I do not get the impression that there is any technological limitation preventing the regular iPhone 12 models from using this feature, in which case it seems to be just a means of creating product differentiation.
If that’s the case, using software as a means of product differentiation, especially because the hardware is capable of the task in both series, seems pretty shi-tay-tay…
I'm guessing its a limitation caused by the amount of RAM. The Pro series has 2GB more RAM, which if your doing computational stuff is important.
Anyone know the size of an average iPhone 12 Pro photo taken without being RAW? Curious to know if it is a feature I’m going to want to turn on and leave on.
OK, this may be a stupid question but I'm confused:
I bought an iPhone 12 Pro last Friday and I have had IOS 14.3 for a few days now. I'm not in a beta program, so how is Apple releasing a beta of IOS 14.3 today when a release version has already been on my phone for days?
I cannot remember whether it came with 14.3 or whether I ran an update.
I bought an iPhone 12 Pro last Friday and I have had IOS 14.3 for a few days now. I'm not in a beta program, so how is Apple releasing a beta of IOS 14.3 today when a release version has already been on my phone for days?
I cannot remember whether it came with 14.3 or whether I ran an update.
It did not come with 14.3. The latest public version is 14.2.1.