When they get around to version 11.3.3, most of the bugs should be fixed 
I can't wait for this public release. None of my friends have beta so I haven't been able to send anyone cash!
Damn, I wish my friends were this eager to send me cashI can't wait for this public release. None of my friends have beta so I haven't been able to send anyone cash!
i'm the same way, lol ... I already have cash loaded and ready to send lol.I can't wait for this public release. None of my friends have beta so I haven't been able to send anyone cash!
I believe the program is per device so you'll need to register your X for the Public Betas.I get my new Iphone X on Monday. Anything special I need to do since I am currently running Beta on my Iphone 7?
So I guess the statement about iCloud Message coming later this year is going to be proven incorrect at this pace... sheesh
With how large of a company Apple is, why does it take so much time for them to come out with updates to software and products? They have over 100,000 employees. Probably a 1/3 are engineers or 30,000 and half are software half computer/devices. That’s 15,000 software engineers. Probably 10,000 are dedicated to iOS. Wouldn’t they have a couple hundred engineers to implement iMessage in the Cloud? Not sure what the hold up is... Maybe it’s scalability on the server end? I mean over 40 billion iMessages are sent per day (that was 2013).
With how large of a company Apple is, why does it take so much time for them to come out with updates to software and products? They have over 100,000 employees. Probably a 1/3 are engineers or 30,000 and half are software half computer/devices. That’s 15,000 software engineers. Probably 10,000 are dedicated to iOS. Wouldn’t they have a couple hundred engineers to implement iMessage in the Cloud? Not sure what the hold up is... Maybe it’s scalability on the server end? I mean over 40 billion iMessages are sent per day (that was 2013).
It's not just about the number of people working on something.With how large of a company Apple is, why does it take so much time for them to come out with updates to software and products? They have over 100,000 employees. Probably a 1/3 are engineers or 30,000 and half are software half computer/devices. That’s 15,000 software engineers. Probably 10,000 are dedicated to iOS. Wouldn’t they have a couple hundred engineers to implement iMessage in the Cloud? Not sure what the hold up is... Maybe it’s scalability on the server end? I mean over 40 billion iMessages are sent per day (that was 2013).
I get my new Iphone X on Monday. Anything special I need to do since I am currently running Beta on my Iphone 7?
Thank you! Sounds so obvious once you said it.You'll need to update your X to the new version or you won't be able to restore from backup.
1. set up as new phone
2. download beta
3. reset all content and settings
4. restore from backup
Yeah.... there's something but I don't know where. Do a google search and it should turn up.I get my new Iphone X on Monday. Anything special I need to do since I am currently running Beta on my Iphone 7?
Weird. VVM still works great for me on my X while on Beta 5. The only issue that I've run into as of late was being on a call and unable to kill apps in the app switcher.Beta 5 killed visual voicemail for me and messed with the phone app on my X. After starting the app it stalled for 5 to 10 seconds before becoming usable. Very annoying.
In addition audio/video sync in youtube is messed up - sometimes audio running faster than video, sometimes the other way round. Very annoying too. Now I‘m eagerly waitimg for some new bugs for a change.
I get my new Iphone X on Monday. Anything special I need to do since I am currently running Beta on my Iphone 7?
Maybe it works without killing your phone as a phone? Yeah that was in there for many of us.2.22 GB on my X, downloading now. Any word on what this changes from beta 5?
Holy crap!!!!! I got 6 days battery life, safari is so snappy that it hurts my eyes trying to look at it, my storage has tripled, and quick charge in my iPhone 3GS took 5 minutes to fully charge from empty!!