Does anyone feel that iOS 7 has not been properly optimised for iPhone 5s ?
My experience so far is that most of the tasks that I usually do on the iPhone 5 and the experience I had from them has been very much the same on the iPhone 5s (which runs a 64-bit processor). I didn't expect a quantum leap - but general optimisation standards and smoother animations.
I expected more fluidity when multitasking is launched and apps are made to quit (which feels a bit buggy with dropped frames occasionally). The same goes to Spotlight (dropped frames and very unoptimised animation) when pulled down on the homescreen. It does appear to function well if its cached after the initial launch.
I'm not being picky, just my thoughts of how the iOS 7 seems unpolished to gain the best out of the iPhone 5s' (great hardware - 64bit CPU).
I understand that games (like Infinity Blade 3) works very well on the 5s (because they have been optimised to gain the best out of the iPhone 5s' 64bit CPU) but my interests really lie in its very own Operating System - iOS 7; and I feel it is holding this state-of-the-art hardware back from its best potential.
Do share your thoughts. Thanks.
My experience so far is that most of the tasks that I usually do on the iPhone 5 and the experience I had from them has been very much the same on the iPhone 5s (which runs a 64-bit processor). I didn't expect a quantum leap - but general optimisation standards and smoother animations.
I expected more fluidity when multitasking is launched and apps are made to quit (which feels a bit buggy with dropped frames occasionally). The same goes to Spotlight (dropped frames and very unoptimised animation) when pulled down on the homescreen. It does appear to function well if its cached after the initial launch.
I'm not being picky, just my thoughts of how the iOS 7 seems unpolished to gain the best out of the iPhone 5s' (great hardware - 64bit CPU).
I understand that games (like Infinity Blade 3) works very well on the 5s (because they have been optimised to gain the best out of the iPhone 5s' 64bit CPU) but my interests really lie in its very own Operating System - iOS 7; and I feel it is holding this state-of-the-art hardware back from its best potential.
Do share your thoughts. Thanks.
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