It's like that for password entry fields and the related "dark" Apple keyboard that is used for password entry in iOS 9.3.2 and as I recall earlier as well. (Again, form what I recall, for reasons that I mentioned in an earlier reply at https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...nce-improvements.1979039/page-2#post-23046307.)
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iOS 9.3.3 beta 3 Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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Battery consumption on 6S seems much better. Currently 2h38 usage, 8h standby and 54% remaining.
Around 2h of that usage is online gaming.
Around 2h of that usage is online gaming.
monnyblack1
macrumors regular
Apple might be doing optimization for idevices across the board for the moment, even though people with latest 6s/plus might already find performance satisfying. Besides, devices prior to 6s/plus are more likely to be the major concern of 9.3.3.
Beeplance
macrumors 68000
Hopefully this. 9.3.3 is gonna be the last update for my 5S, so it would be nice for some proper optimisation across the operating system. 9.3.2 is quite ok, but I won't say no to more bug fixes.
Makale.Helvetia
macrumors 6502a
this ''optimization'' is really fit well on 5s and mini 2, 3rd day and buttery smooth, this beta is done. i hope they won't break it on final release, and i won't say no if this release will come as final 🙂
Mlrollin91
macrumors G5
Have you restored your device as new? I have yet to see this lag on any device running any beta.
So glad to hear this as I am on iPhone 6. These days it's normal to get tons of new features or so called bug-fixing updates for iOS, but actual stability improvements are rare. I have taken extra care not to install 9.3.2 knowing 9.3.3 is coming and words on betas are mostly positive. Believe me, it's very hard to avoid auto-update for iOS lately.
Dave_iPhone6s
macrumors regular
Yes and it happens on both my iPad and iPhone. (iOS 9.3.2)
If I'm playing a game and my wife turns out a light, my game starts to stutter like crazy. It didn't do that before 9.3.2
Mlrollin91
macrumors G5
Yep does not happen. I purposely set it up in a dark room while racing Real Racing 3. I told someone to turn on the lights (recessed lighting directly above my device), screen lit up, no stutter at all. Both 6s and Air 2 on 9.3.3 and a 6s on 9.3.2.
I saw it happen while playing a game and the lights were turned off and the screen started dimming. It happens on my iPad Mini 4 a lot because that's what I play games on.
I've heard others talk about lag during screen dimming and I kinda was like "Yeah right" until I updated my iPad mini 4. Everything was fine at first and I wasn't even thinking about the auto-dimming lag, but then the right conditions hit and I was playing a game while my iPad was dimming and sure enough, I got about 10-15 seconds of bad stutter in a game that is otherwise flawless 60fps.
Mlrollin91
macrumors G5
So does it primarily occur during dimming of the screen automatically or brightening of the screen automatically. Or is it about the same both ways? I've only trees the brightening (going from dark to bright). I have yet to try going from bright to dark. I will try in the morning.
Makale.Helvetia
macrumors 6502a
It's been only one week since the third beta so I don't see 9.3.3 released today.
However it is very likely that Apple will release iOS 10.0 Beta 2 today and follow the usual two weeks gap between each beta.
Mlrollin91
macrumors G5
Agreed. Final either next Tuesday or Wednesday (after the 4th) or the week of the 11th.
Makale.Helvetia
macrumors 6502a
beta 4 came after one week for 9.3.2, same can happen today or tomorrow..we'll see 🙂
but next week seems stronger,as you said.
Mlrollin91
macrumors G5
I don't think there will be a beta 4. Im guessing a final release next week after the 4th, or the week of the 11th.