well you should have seen the date when ios 7 beta 3 has released and the history has been repeated and there is no trusted source for bgr for ios beta release date..
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iOS 8 Beta 3 Reportedly Not Launching Until Tuesday, July 8
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well you should have seen the date when ios 7 beta 3 has released and the history has been repeated and there is no trusted source for bgr for ios beta release date..
Oooops! I was more focused on the topic when thinking through the reply. But same theory seems to be holding true about Yosemite on Macs as well. Though DP2 is solid for me on a mid-2011 iMac.
What phone are you on? I have an AT&T iPhone 5 and LTE is wonderful. My phone runs much smoother than beta 1. Also beta 2 is way better than the first 3 versions of iOS 7 during beta.
iPhone 5 A1429 64gb
It froze again. Hard reset doesn't work, have to wait for the battery to run out to reset. Ios 7 beta was much more stable for me.
iOS 8 beta 2 is the worst beta I've ever tested, and I've tested them all.
Camera issues...doesn't save photos sometimes.
Siri issues...randomly turns off.
Network issues....WiFi stalls and does not work until Airplane Mode or sometimes hard reset.
These issues interfere with development.
Camera issues...doesn't save photos sometimes.
Siri issues...randomly turns off.
Network issues....WiFi stalls and does not work until Airplane Mode or sometimes hard reset.
These issues interfere with development.
Makes total sense.
The longer they drag the update cycle, the more people will get so frustrated with it that they just throw it at the next best stabe object and thus, the greater the slope on the spreadsheets of new iPhones sold.
Or maybe they just want to be more appealing to Windows Phone users.
The longer they drag the update cycle, the more people will get so frustrated with it that they just throw it at the next best stabe object and thus, the greater the slope on the spreadsheets of new iPhones sold.
Or maybe they just want to be more appealing to Windows Phone users.
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Solid, yes.
But I want to see more UI upgrades for several stock applications and we need more new icons, almost every Utilities icons are still the same.
I'm also curious if they will kill off Dashboard or not since Notification Center can do basically the same with widgets and all that.
Tomorrow what?
iOS 8 beta 3 has already been released earlier today (July 7th): https://www.macrumors.com/2014/07/07/apple-ios-8-beta-3/