Disappointing-- the blue light reduction is not here even though I installed 9.3 :<
Is anyone else seeing issues with the youtube app running the public beta? It's won't play videos on my iPad Air anymore...
ok, i figured it had to do with 9.3 since it worked for me about an hour before updating...It also doesn't work on the 9.2.1 public beta as of now. But definitely worked till today.
...Buy me a truck to pull it..9.3 lacks the ability to switch Bluetooth audio. Now I can't switch it to phone in the vehicle to hear alert tones, or sitting still watch YouTube, Ect.
I added a screen shots, the one with the option isn't mine . Yes, I have "some" apps to update haha
Or a 64-bit enabled iPad.
Thanks for this important tip, this saves my bothering with my IP4.
I've tried to download it on my phone 4 times now already. Gets about 50/75% and starts me all over again at "Download and Install" - sometimes without any error message at all. Not something I want to repeat on another device for nothing.![]()
I second this! If you're not up for a fight when it comes time to switch back to the public release, don't do this!!
Is this build 13E5181f? I assume not.
Sorry no, that was my crappy abbreviation of iPad 4. I will correct it now.Err I guess you have an iPhone 4S instead of the IP4 you say above, iOS 9 is not supported on an iPhone 4.
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I wanted to install this earlier today, couldn't because of space, now I won't even try, no nightshift on a 4S so why bother.
great. no night shift for iphone 5. 64 bit only. why?
Likely simply because they developed it based on 64-bit libraries/frameworks (similar to content blocking in a sense).Sorry no, that was my crappy abbreviation of iPad 4. I will correct it now.
I can't say why...it's disappointing - I use my iPad at home during the evening mostly. I can't see it being too much of a performance hog. I dunno what gives.
At least my phone qualifies. Maybe I'll do the iPad anyway, while NightShift is the "big" new feature it's not the only one. I'll let the demand die down for a few days first though.
Sorry no, that was my crappy abbreviation of iPad 4. I will correct it now.
I can't say why...it's disappointing - I use my iPad at home during the evening mostly. I can't see it being too much of a performance hog. I dunno what gives.
At least my phone qualifies. Maybe I'll do the iPad anyway, while NightShift is the "big" new feature it's not the only one. I'll let the demand die down for a few days first though.
9.3 lacks the ability to switch Bluetooth audio. Now I can't switch it to phone in the vehicle to hear alert tones, or sitting still watch YouTube, Ect.
I added a screen shots, the one with the option isn't mine . Yes, I have "some" apps to update haha
That does indeed make sense. Thanks.Likely simply because they developed it based on 64-bit libraries/frameworks (similar to content blocking in a sense).
It's weird how recently my AppStore downloads, my updates, my iCloud backups and Apple Music song downloads seem soooo slooow...
It's as if my ISP is throttling down the speed, because I tend to download a lot from Apple servers.
Every time I install an update OTA, be it my iPad or my iPhone, it takes forever to download and install.
It's just as simple as removing the profile and/or just restoring the phone to the current iOS version. Just keep a backup copy of your phone on the older version of iOS.
That does indeed make sense. Thanks.
My downloads from Apple are always slow. I have a 25Mb connection and this 1.3GB update estimate is 45 mins...except now I'm on the 5th try with 1/3 complete and 13 mins to go; already been at it for 15-20 mins this round. A least it looks like the "download" part is only 50% of the progress bar so I might get it this time.
By comparison I downloaded a 4GB CentOS distro yesterday in under 30 mins from a mirror.
Sounds like something unusual happened in your case.You'd think. But as I said it was a nightmare... even though I was removed per the instructions on Apples website and restored saved back up copies my iPhone I was still getting prompts and alerts to download the beta. My phone wouldn't d/l the any regular updates. Took 3 weeks and multiple support calls for the engineers to figure out why.