Actually newer beta on 13.3.1 will not serve much purpose since later betas dont fix more bugs than the previous betas. They perhaps just refine fixing of same bugs as in the initial betas.
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It nice to see them being able to take there time to get things right.
13.3 has been great minus my weird ram management issues that keep popping up after a few days. Reboot and everything is fine again.... for a few days then it’s back to reload reload reload. Other than that battery has been great and very few crashes.
We are now in the polish phase.
13.3 has been great minus my weird ram management issues that keep popping up after a few days. Reboot and everything is fine again.... for a few days then it’s back to reload reload reload. Other than that battery has been great and very few crashes.
We are now in the polish phase.
User memory is so short.
All the frustration with initial 13.x versions is gone, it seems.
What are you talking about? We’re getting a new beta in a couple of minutes.
iOS 13.3.1 Beta 3 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
iOS 13.3.1 Beta 3 Release Date ― January 22, 2019 Build Number ― 17D5050a Darwin Kernel Version ― 19.3.0 Thur Jan 9 22:14:54 PST 2020; root:xnu-6153.82.3~2 iOS 13.3.1 Beta 3 Release Notes New Features & Changes New Issues Remaining Issues Mail Sync issues with push notifications, but mail...
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I didn’t jump on until 13.2 which ironically had the super bad safari reloading glitch. But after that it’s been very similar to 12.4.1 for me on my 7. Apps launch faster too.
Appreciated.
However, most users are still fuming over bugs on 13.3 and 13.3.1 beta.
Catalina 10.15.3 beta 3 released today, an ‘a’ build with simultaneous public beta. Next week releases looking even more likely now.
If history serves us correctly, beta 4 will likely act as a candidate build for the final release. Could easily be a situation where Beta 4 could end up as the final (with Feedback Assistant stripped out).
