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Apple Seeds Second iOS 9.1 and tvOS Betas to Developers
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To anyone wondering:
If you delete your public beta profile and restart your iPhone, you're going to see the update
If you delete your public beta profile and restart your iPhone, you're going to see the update
80Mbit connection, estimated 2 hours left to download. I get the feeling the watchOS 2 update took 7h not because the watch is slower, it's because of actual download speeds.
Yesterday I've been downloading an iTunes update. It shows a progress bar and size while downloading. Was going super slow, like 100KB/s.
Yesterday I've been downloading an iTunes update. It shows a progress bar and size while downloading. Was going super slow, like 100KB/s.
My car stereo has issues connecting to audio on the iPhone. The phone part is fine, but the streaming part takes a few tries of connecting and restarting the phone. Same thing with trying to connect with usb. Other people seem to have issues with call routing in the car
To anyone wondering:
If you delete your public beta profile and restart your iPhone, you're going to see the update
Are you also a developer? Or will this work also for public beta testers?
Just if you're a dev right?To anyone wondering:
If you delete your public beta profile and restart your iPhone, you're going to see the update
Not a developer. It's downloading here, I don't know if it will have any implications after the update
Most of those people probably just need to reset their settings.
Here we go again............................
9.1 Beta 2 is available for Developers and anyone enrolled in Apple's Public Beta
9.0.1 also has been released today
To anyone wondering:
If you delete your public beta profile and restart your iPhone, you're going to see the update
How do you do that in 9.1? The profile page is gone and I can't recall where the beta profiles are stored.
You do realise that more than one person works at Apple, right?
I'm running the 9.1 Beta 1 (13B5110e) on a 128GB iPhone 6. And have uncovered some critters.
Photos app
Under the Shared folder, when I select (touch) an image in my Shared stream, instead of the image going full screen, it turns blurry, the app locks up for about 5 seconds and then crashes back to the Home screen. I can replicate this every time. Feedback sent to Apple. Side note: their feedback submission app is really well done.
Calendar app
When rotating from portrait to landscape view, my landscape view calendar is completely empty (unlike my incredibly full portrait view). The only solve has been rotating back to portrait and then immediately back to landscape again. Upon second rotation, landscape calendar matches the full calendar as seen in portrait. Can replicate this every time. Feedback also sent to Apple.
Grabbing the Beta 2 now. Curious to see if it addresses any of the above hiccups.
Overall, iOS 9 it's pretty solid upgrade. The emphasis on intelligence and proactivity yield some pretty impressive/useful results. Hopping in my car, iPhone now presents an estimated time of arrival at the office (as one example). Would be neat to see Watch present this same info. Sticking with Maps, I like the new warning about unexpected delays ahead and the offer of an alternate route that will save me X number of minutes. Has already proven super valuable for me. Unfortunately, Denver is not yet seeing Transit activated. Looking forward to that one. Battery life does seem noticeably improved. And don't sleep on that little Notes app. The updates yield a much more useful tool (coming from a fairly heavy Notes user).
Cheers.
Photos app
Under the Shared folder, when I select (touch) an image in my Shared stream, instead of the image going full screen, it turns blurry, the app locks up for about 5 seconds and then crashes back to the Home screen. I can replicate this every time. Feedback sent to Apple. Side note: their feedback submission app is really well done.
Calendar app
When rotating from portrait to landscape view, my landscape view calendar is completely empty (unlike my incredibly full portrait view). The only solve has been rotating back to portrait and then immediately back to landscape again. Upon second rotation, landscape calendar matches the full calendar as seen in portrait. Can replicate this every time. Feedback also sent to Apple.
Grabbing the Beta 2 now. Curious to see if it addresses any of the above hiccups.
Overall, iOS 9 it's pretty solid upgrade. The emphasis on intelligence and proactivity yield some pretty impressive/useful results. Hopping in my car, iPhone now presents an estimated time of arrival at the office (as one example). Would be neat to see Watch present this same info. Sticking with Maps, I like the new warning about unexpected delays ahead and the offer of an alternate route that will save me X number of minutes. Has already proven super valuable for me. Unfortunately, Denver is not yet seeing Transit activated. Looking forward to that one. Battery life does seem noticeably improved. And don't sleep on that little Notes app. The updates yield a much more useful tool (coming from a fairly heavy Notes user).
Cheers.
Sometimes there would be a little lag switching between home screens or when opening an app it would take a second to open. Now I open an app and its under a second before opening even apps that I haven't previously opened. Control panel and the notification shade are also fast and smooth.