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yodayoda

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Oct 6, 2011
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Is it just me or is iOS 6 not as smooth as iOS 5? I feel like i'm using an Android - kind of regret upgrading.
 
It might be too slow of a device if you aren't using a 4S or iPad 3. But also don't forget that the betas are always slow/laggy/buggy. Don't expect razor sharp performance.
 
It might be too slow of a device if you aren't using a 4S or iPad 3. But also don't forget that the betas are always slow/laggy/buggy. Don't expect razor sharp performance.

I'm using a 4s..I'm new to the developer program. How often does a new Beta come out and how will I know it has been released. Is there any way to be alerted?
 
It's a beta, it's gonna be buggy/laggy. It's not ment to be a daily driver on you personal device. It's ment to load up on you dev device so you can test your apps on the new OS and take advantage of any new APIs. That's why it's not available to the puplic.
 
Beta, dev version.

Lots of debug routines likely active in the background.
 
Actually this beta 1 is A LOT better than iOS 5 Beta 1. I had so many problems with that one.
 
Is it just me or is iOS 6 not as smooth as iOS 5? I feel like i'm using an Android - kind of regret upgrading.

with my experience so far with iOS 6, it is actually much smoother and snappier than iOS 5, only have had one problem so far with it and that is that the brightness keeps changing on its own and auto brightness is just not working, other than that, really no problems with me
 
with my experience so far with iOS 6, it is actually much smoother and snappier than iOS 5, only have had one problem so far with it and that is that the brightness keeps changing on its own and auto brightness is just not working, other than that, really no problems with me

I'm just going to keep it on my testing devices. The app store is too laggy and slow for primary device.

Do you have it on your primary day to day iPhone? I can't manage.
 
Beta 1 is screaming fast on my new iPad.

It's not BAD...It's just not optpimal to have it on your day to day device b/c there will be so many more Beta's and its a pain in the ass to update twice a month!

Best to stick to keeping it on Tester Units (iPods, iPads, or secondary iPhones)

But, to each his own!
 
It's not BAD...It's just not optpimal to have it on your day to day device b/c there will be so many more Beta's and its a pain in the ass to update twice a month!

Best to stick to keeping it on Tester Units (iPods, iPads, or secondary iPhones)

But, to each his own!

I see absolutely no impact in performance compared to 5.1.1 on my iPad.

And the updated Siri works well and is very quick to reply also.
 
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