I don't want fancy slow animations, I want snappy operating system. The op is totally right. It's better to install iOS7 cydia theme on iOS6 who fancy this.
I'm a developer for a firm. I did a fresh install. iOS7 lags. I want it to be fast but it cant keep up with a fast texting speed. Now I'm stuck with this operating system until I can find a downgrade firmware. Damn.
The post itself is an excellent illustration of that concept. Well done.Betas + n00bs = teh fail
How can people make blanket statements when not everyone is having the same experience?
Wtf is debug code? I wonder how iOS6 betas with "debug code" were not laggy as hell.
Y'all need to stop with the trolling statements. OP is right, regardless of the Android comment.
iOS 7 IS slow. It just is. I have an iPhone 5, and compared to iOS 6 it takes twice or more time to perform some animations. Unlocking, going back to the home screen, multitasking popping up.....it's very tedious after a while.
I honestly do not think they will fix these because they aren't really bugs. Apple wants smooth animations and they are. They're just too slow.
That's fine though...if Apple doesn't change the speed this will likely be the least widely adopted iOS once the public are able to get their hands on it. Most will realize the multitasking cards are just a gimmick and quickly revert back to productivity land (iOS 6) - regardless of how ugly it is.
And at least as far as animation durations are concerned, could that possibly be by design and not related to debugging, beta, or anything else?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debug_code
Google FTW
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You people are hopeless. There's a reason why non-developers are not supposed to be using the betas.
And at least as far as animation durations are concerned, could that possibly be by design and not related to debugging, beta, or anything else?
Assuming some of that is not by design. Too early to know for sure, as you said, but the possibility of it being by design is there and it's probably more than a minor one.Sure. But I do not agree that the animation durations will be any issue come GM. I think alot of what people are contributing to longer animation durations are really caused by the slight delay in the actual starting of the animations. I predict that once iOS7 is released, it will be just as quick, if not faster, than the current iOS6.
My point is, it's too early to make judgements like this. People that are involved in software development understand the steps that are required. The slowness issues that people complain about are moot points. It is not fully optimized for speed at this point.
You might not have to, but likely as more and more apps become updated to be iOS 7 (and up) compatible you might actually need to depending on the apps you might need/want to use (not counting any other iOS 7 improvements/changes that you might need/want).I call bs, there is no operating system slower than windows vista
No, but seriously it's just a beta and save judgement till final release. Plus no one is telling you that you have to use ios 7, like my math teacher once said "the only thing you have to do is die someday". ( He says that whenever someone asks if we have to take notes)
All public betas are compiled with full optimization. This is a general rule in software development. You want to test the code that people will be actually running. Debug code differs from actual shipping code and so affects the software's behavior, as does differences in optimization.Isn't all of the debug stuff still running in the background up until this point? Wouldn't that cause slowdown?
Just a thought.
Thats more or less it. Hopefully it's more of a beta type of thing and not an actual design decision that will still be there when iOS 7 is final.The animations are what makes it slow. Sure they look nice but after so long they slow you down.
The animations are what makes it slow. Sure they look nice but after so long they slow you down.
Assuming some of that is not by design. Too early to know for sure, as you said, but the possibility of it being by design is there and it's probably more than a minor one.
Anything is possible. Maybe I'm being overly optimistic, but I have faith in Apple's designers. I trust they will ensure that it's a smooth, slick OS that's an improvement over the previous iteration. I understand people's concern, but this isn't Apple's first OS. I think they know what they're doing at this point. They are also using the OS and I doubt they would be satisfied with an update that slows everything down. But again, we need to revisit this topic in a few weeks..
No, not obviously. What he is reporting is a performance issue that the rest of us are not experiencing. It's likely that the issue is related to his upgrade, not iOS 7 itself.