Verizon iPhone 5 and the Beta 4 was extremely quick and smooth. What problems are you seeing with yours?
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Verizon iPhone 5 and the Beta 4 was extremely quick and smooth. What problems are you seeing with yours?
Yes you get the gold master, usually before the main release then you get an OTA for the official version
I think actually this issue was a local certificate problem, that yes was probably fixed. I haven't had the issue on devices since 91.b4
Quick question, so i'm getting an iPhone 6s in a couple of days and i'm running iOS 9.1 on my current 6, will i need to install the 9.1 betas in order to restore from my latest iCloud back-up? Or will I be able to restore just fine running the latest official release (which it's still going to be 9.0.2 most likely)?
You'll need to update your new phone to 9.1 in order to utilize previous back ups.
More like the bug sits fairly low in the queue based on its severity and thus priority and no one is really giving it a second thought as more important things are being dealt with.
Has anyone else noticed that the new 9.1 betas (previous to this one) made the phone really sensitive to the rotation feature? I find now every time I unlock the phone is in landscape mode and I have to rotate a few times to get it back to portrait where it didn't use to rotate as easily (sensitivity?) before 9.1b
Installed and noted the following:
-immediately after installing I launched the music app:
-my music appeared by artist but before I could tap on any of it the opt-in screen for apple music appeared (I hadn't selected it) and occupied the entire screen for 15-20 seconds then reported "an error has occurred" and quit back to the launch screen. Once re-launched the music player app worked as expected.
-music player has behaved normally since.
-Everything noticeable faster and smoother than before, app switcher and safari searches much better.
-Camera no longer has lengthy delay while waiting to launch.
-Not everything is 100% smooth as 8.41 but it is much less annoying to use at this point.
-Using 6 Plus 128 gig model.
-immediately after installing I launched the music app:
-my music appeared by artist but before I could tap on any of it the opt-in screen for apple music appeared (I hadn't selected it) and occupied the entire screen for 15-20 seconds then reported "an error has occurred" and quit back to the launch screen. Once re-launched the music player app worked as expected.
-music player has behaved normally since.
-Everything noticeable faster and smoother than before, app switcher and safari searches much better.
-Camera no longer has lengthy delay while waiting to launch.
-Not everything is 100% smooth as 8.41 but it is much less annoying to use at this point.
-Using 6 Plus 128 gig model.
I would agree with you, if there were any noticeable bug fixes in the last few updates.
But, there wasn't so this issue should be climbing higher and higher on the priority list by now.
When you first open the Settings app, that's what you see. It's scrolled down too far so it covers up Airplane Mode.
Was thinking this but can't tell if it's the software or just one of the things you deal with using a 6 plus with one hand
On PB4 (and before?) I had it seeming to remember landscape, even when it had been in portrait for awhile and locked there. Opening messages would 'rechange' it to L. Had to unlock, change back to L and open/close messages, for example, and then re-lock it to get Portrait. Makes no sense why one app would think the universe was in a different orientation.
No, not a programmer. Other updates were much smaller in size then this so I assumed the larger the file the more changes to the actual files?
Except that there were quite a few fixes, they just might not have been things that you might have been affected by.
Agree with you 150%.
I thought system-wide use of Metal was supposed to speed things up? Getting a bit bored of Ive's obsession with endless layers of transparency and blur grinding everything to a halt. Every release gets worse.
I thought system-wide use of Metal was supposed to speed things up? Getting a bit bored of Ive's obsession with endless layers of transparency and blur grinding everything to a halt. Every release gets worse.
You're not wrong. With delta updating, only the changes are downloaded, so the larger the delta update, the more changes were made.
Beta 4 and Beta 5 aren't delta updates for some reason, however, so the size of the update doesn't correspond to the changes made between builds, it's just the size of the OS.
This hot garbage has existed for a long time. Super annoying.