I’m part of that 1%, I had enough being beta-tester from Lion to Yosemite.You cannot count the iOS 17 beta phase starting with WWDC as 99% of the users are running release software (one could easily forget that following the forums here as it seems 99% of the users here are running beta software).
It's worth noting that iOS 15 is still getting updates more than 18 months after the initial public release (15.7.4 was posted alongside 16.4 yesterday). Granted, they're almost exclusively security patches for devices that don't support iOS 16, but they're updates.
Not beta-specific, but I noticed over the years that stutter in iOS games can be caused by not enough RAM or not enough free space (maybe for swapping ram). Keep at least 10 percent of your device's storage free. It's kind of annoying that you can even install that much e.g. on an apple TV that doesn't show hoe mich storage space is left and then have it slow down.
Love that for us.
Yep, but it's not three months before that, it's 10 weeks... 😉 and 10 weeks means just enough for about 4-6 betas, which is in line with what's usual
In this case it's not the issue because games only stutter when touching the screen. When using a bluetooth controller, everything is smooth. It seems like a touch input bug
haptic feedback feels well-tuned and springy on my 13 mini, too 🤓Cookie makes the beta train run on time 🍪🚂 (mostlyThat was quick
)They're probably going to keep them available until everyone who may need to install a current beta is already likely to be running a version that supports the built-in setting. (iOS 17 would be my guess.)
