Where can I find those official Apple release notes? I did find this page but it doesn't nearly mention as many things then this post does: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_2-release-notes
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Apple Seeds Release Candidate Versions of iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 to Developers
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Anyone know if there are changes to the swipe gestures/sensitivity (like they screwed with the trackpad in MacOS 12.1)?
Seems that the "back" (swiping left to right) gesture is not as reliable - it often "bounces" instead. Asking since people still appear to have issues swiping between spaces in MacOS...
Seems that the "back" (swiping left to right) gesture is not as reliable - it often "bounces" instead. Asking since people still appear to have issues swiping between spaces in MacOS...
If it is a beta/RC version, then the Apple developer site is where you can get the release notes but if it is public non-beta/RC version, then go to Apple security page which usually documents security and bugs fixed but it's a good place to start...
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- Enhanced city map in Apple Maps with road details like turn lanes, medians, bike lanes, and pedestrian crosswalks for supported cities
The previous beta exhibited a strong preference for LTE over 5G in like location and conditions. It appears to be resolved in this release.
I still do... My iPhone 7 Plus is on iOS 14.8 and is showing both iOS 15.1 and iOS 14.8.1 as available update...Meanwhile those of us that are still on iOS 14 no longer see iOS 15 in the update screen as an optional update.
Anyone who knows how to block iOS update without jailbreaking? I revived my iPhone 6s on iOS 13.4 by replacing the battery... I wish I can update it to iOS 14.x but I know it is no longer possible and I don't want iOS 15.x to slow it down and introduce GUI updates that I don't want...
Blast. Does not fix the Storage Full bug (60gb free, but reports everything is full). iMessage crashes seem to be cleaned up though.
I see that the 15.2 RC is quite stable, although there are some errors on the screens, but they are minimal, the memory management of the system is very calibrated and apart from using little it also clears it. And now once it is the final 15.2, in a week we will have the 15.3 beta 1? ??, and as you say, I could have created some more wallpaper.