Play a game for 10-15 mins or so.Than Please provide a video of you swiping down in spotlight and opening control centre and also your app switcher
I would like some more videos of where people think the 5s, 6 or 6s makes the phone virtually unusable.
That's not my use case. My use case for the most part are email, phone, gmail, FaceTime, iMessage, safari, work apps, Netflix, HBO go, Sirius, wsj.
Again, all good theories, in practice that has been shown not to be the case. Plenty of people with same devices and same iOS versions have all kinds of different issues that others don't have. It's just basic given reality that there's really no arguing with.
You realize that what you are asking isn't doable, right? No matter what someone might post their who believe there are issues will still say they see them (even if they might not, although they will likely believe they see them anyway even if they aren't there), and that others are simply not seeing them or don't care about them. So basically there isn't anything that could be provided that would fit with what you are asking since even it would be it still wouldn't be recognized as such anyway.
LOL, its not even 60 fps yet and I still see the MAJOR frame drops in the app switcher.
the reason that this has gone on for so long is people are seeing different things based on device and usage. There is no blanket statement covering every device, every use case. On my devices I am happy with iOS 9; maybe iPad Air users are seeing different things. The one video posted of the control center is frankly a fail in showing the ills of iOS 9; at least as viewed from my 6s.
Doesn't critically=unusable. I agree the 6+ is the poster child of what Apple could have done better, but I played around me with some 6+ and far from unusable they were.
Framedrops, the new first wold problem. I guess we need to tag "gate" onto it too to make it official.
I don't understand how you can justify this? These iPhones and iPads have so much power and they are dropping frame during simple animations. That is a bug that needs to be fixed.
I have a form of epilepsy and that video would be totally acceptable to me. I'm extremely sensitive to flicker and such.
They shouldn't be there. At the same time they aren't nearly at the level of issues that other people experience that really impact how their devices actually work and what they do (vs essentially just what the look like), and certainly not nearly something that make iOS 9 a horrific unusable mess that makes devices obsolete (as the unnecessary hyperbole has been coming across from quite a few).
Well it was there on iOS 8.4.1 and previous versions. As is the case responses to this type of thing are all over the map. It's not that I disagree there is something there, but this type of thread is always prevalent after a new release. I think this release is the best in years.
