ruger141
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I'm not sure if follow, I'm not familiar with 3D Touch though. All I'm saying is now I open the control center and interact with the sliders which is only 2 movement and not efficient imo.
The frame drops and lag have not been resolved from the last 3 builds, it started at 7.0 and it still an issue to this day on a official release.
30 fps you will get frame drops and stuttering. It's annoying.
Beta 1 was great on 7+ but beta 2 is just backwards. A lot less battery life and a lot more bugs. Never seen this happen before in a beta.
This.
Hoping Beta 3 is better....and that we get it before the holiday weekend!
It’s you, not the beta. Do a restore and your battery life will be as before.
You’re welcome.
Beta 1 was bad for battery, too. The other bugs that are in there are worse. 11b1 was a clean install, so wouldn't think b2 was a step back.
I'm not sure if follow, I'm not familiar with 3D Touch though. All I'm saying is now I open the control center and interact with the sliders which is only 2 movement and not efficient imo.
On the ipad version in this vid is a 3 step process.
You can see it at 2:45
https://youtu.be/N9QZJ111KCo
On the ipad version in this vid is a 3 step process.
You can see it at 2:45
https://youtu.be/N9QZJ111KCo
What happens if you don’t 3D Touch it, but instead just try to move the sliders up or down?
I'm new to iOS. I got my 7+ in late January. I've had no issues with iOS 10.1 and 10.2. It's been a much more stable experience than I had on android. What am I missing? Are people having issues with the latest official 10.2? I can't speak to historical issues as I'm new to this OS but I will say reputationally speaking iOS is almost always heralded as fast and stable. Is that not really the case in y'alls experience?
For many of us who have mainly used iOS the last several years, we became accustomed to a nearly flawless experience using the operating system. And as time went on Apple started making more devices which created a scenario where they were making an OS to be optimized for not only the latest hardware, but legacy hardware. This caused what Android has historically been accused of; fragmentation. In turn it has become hard for us diehards to figure out what Apple's primary focus is anymore because we just find little flaws and quirks with iOS that just seem to not be addressed from point to point update, let alone major updates.
With this in mind it's no wonder that many of us aren't as happy with iOS as we once were. Apple set a standard that we became accustomed to.
That said, iOS is still a more stable, everyday-usable operating system compared to Android even with its current flaws, in my opinion.
For many of us who have mainly used iOS the last several years, we became accustomed to a nearly flawless experience using the operating system. And as time went on Apple started making more devices which created a scenario where they were making an OS to be optimized for not only the latest hardware, but legacy hardware. This caused what Android has historically been accused of; fragmentation. In turn it has become hard for us diehards to figure out what Apple's primary focus is anymore because we just find little flaws and quirks with iOS that just seem to not be addressed from point to point update, let alone major updates.
With this in mind it's no wonder that many of us aren't as happy with iOS as we once were. Apple set a standard that we became accustomed to.
That said, iOS is still a more stable, everyday-usable operating system compared to Android even with its current flaws, in my opinion.
Thank you. I'm hopeful that the same attention to detail will become a priority. I'm really liking my 7+ in the meantime.
I will be surprised if it does get made a priority.....
That's a bummer. Why do you think so?
Because it's been going on year after year
Thanks for the info. I wasn't aware apple had slid so far. I'll keep an eye on the next pixel. To be honest I came here for stability and security. But I'll have to be less trusting in my initial interpretation.