Did you try a DFU mode restore on it? That has help rid the bugs for me on my iPhone for the most part (minus the battery).
Meanwhile, watchOS 2 beta 1 is horrible. I wish I could revert back. Oh well. Its what I get for being a beta user.
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Did you try a DFU mode restore on it? That has help rid the bugs for me on my iPhone for the most part (minus the battery).
Meanwhile, watchOS 2 beta 1 is horrible. I wish I could revert back. Oh well. Its what I get for being a beta user.
I just did an upgrade. Maybe next time I'll do a DFU restore.Did you try a DFU mode restore on it? That has help rid the bugs for me on my iPhone for the most part (minus the battery).
Meanwhile, watchOS 2 beta 1 is horrible. I wish I could revert back. Oh well. Its what I get for being a beta user.
Remember the iPad has a giant battery in comparison and it's the screen being on that mostly sucks it, so the battery draw might infact be equivalent, but just much less easily noticeable due to having a bigger power store and equivalent power demand when screen off.
I finally got a hold of iOS 9 beta. For day one, I spent my time impressed with the new features that came out. (I am coming from iOS 7.1.2.)
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So far my only gripes are that the Radio app gives a error when I try to play some radio search results.
Now Outlook and SNES Music show a waiting on the icons and are not launch able.
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So far my only gripes are that the Radio app gives a error when I try to play some radio search results.
Now Outlook and SNES Music show a waiting on the icons and are not launch able.
I finally got a hold of iOS 9 beta. For day one, I spent my time impressed with the new features that came out. (I am coming from iOS 7.1.2.)![451251d5e41153346da468716c16d5be.jpg]()
So far my only gripes are that the Radio app gives a error when I try to play some radio search results.
Now Outlook and SNES Music show a waiting on the icons and are not launch able.![03843991ba466447c3daab388992c5cd.jpg]()
I don't even remember the difference between iOS 7 and 8 but funny that you went straight to iOS 9
Well I can tell you that when I updated some apps on the beta the icons changed like that and I thought they were stuck/frozen but went I checked on the app store I could see the little circle filling up so at least for me the animation that shows 'progress' just wasn't working on home screen.
Tbh, I've been having the same battery issues since iOS8.3 beta. iOS8.2 was great for me. iOS8.3GM and all betas since have killed it. I can't pinpoint the issue, even with self built diagnostic tools. Even Airplane mode drains almost as bad over night. And I'm turned everything off on search and have iPhone optimised Photos on iCloud. I'm at a complete loss. On standby overnight (facedown) it's draining from 100->30% overnight. No Apps have significant drain.
Looking forward to the 2nd beta, but I don't have my hopes up. I did a clean restore, but did refresh from an iCloud backup. I fear I'll need to setup the phone from new, but I'm going to loose a lot of game saves etc from non-iCloud Apps.
Looking forward to the 2nd beta, but I don't have my hopes up. I did a clean restore, but did refresh from an iCloud backup. I fear I'll need to setup the phone from new, but I'm going to loose a lot of game saves etc from non-iCloud Apps.
I'm on iOS 8.4 beta 4 and the battery is the best it has ever been.
Same here. 8.4 was amazing on my 6Plus. I hope they deliver on the promise of 9 having an extra hour of battery life. We shall see...
Since this is a battery related thread, just wanted to show my latest stats. It seems like the battery life has stabilized somewhat. What can't be seen on the screen are my most used apps Tweetbot, Facebook, Messages, Safari and Podcasts. Screen brightness was between 30-50% at various times.
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I've got a 6+ - Battery was awesome with the latest ios8 - now it barely lasts half a day - its also extremely buggy but most Apps work fine.
Also regret updating to the new iOS watch 2.0...battery life also halved and buggy.
When do you think beta 2 will come out for both of them? Hopefully its very soon!
Also regret updating to the new iOS watch 2.0...battery life also halved and buggy.
When do you think beta 2 will come out for both of them? Hopefully its very soon!
Err its been a week and its still laggy and draining the battery... thats why people are doing it
Did an update to 9.0b1 and experienced the same issues everyone else has. I decided to try again after reading through posts here and made a slight change in my methodology:
1. Turned off iCloud backup before the update. I backed up via iTunes.
2. Did the update and then restored via iTunes.
I have had better battery life since. Also, my phone is not constantly warm any more. My guess is the iCloud backup is the key here.
Hope this helps!
1. Turned off iCloud backup before the update. I backed up via iTunes.
2. Did the update and then restored via iTunes.
I have had better battery life since. Also, my phone is not constantly warm any more. My guess is the iCloud backup is the key here.
Hope this helps!
I've updated my iPad 4th Generation to iOS 9 and I'm presently surprised how much the battery is lasting, over 14 hours and I still have more than 20% left.
I've purchased an iPad Air 2 last week and it came with iOS 8.1.3. I haven't updated to iOS 8.3 yet because based on most of what I read online, it's drains the battery a lot. Since the last full charge it lasted les than 8 hours! And I do not listen to music or watch videos on it. I only use iBook, google something every once in awhile and check my emails occasionally. I'm pretty frustrated and I'm almost returning it.
I know this is a iOS 9 forum so, I'm only illustrating my point before asking what's been your guy's experience. I'm considering installing iOS 9 on the iPad Air 2because of the great results I'm witness with the iPad 4, but the again, both my iPad 4s have always been great like that, the one still running iOS 6 is THE best. I've only spent five days with a Air and I wonder if it's the iOS or the device that is a piec of sh*t!
I've purchased an iPad Air 2 last week and it came with iOS 8.1.3. I haven't updated to iOS 8.3 yet because based on most of what I read online, it's drains the battery a lot. Since the last full charge it lasted les than 8 hours! And I do not listen to music or watch videos on it. I only use iBook, google something every once in awhile and check my emails occasionally. I'm pretty frustrated and I'm almost returning it.
I know this is a iOS 9 forum so, I'm only illustrating my point before asking what's been your guy's experience. I'm considering installing iOS 9 on the iPad Air 2because of the great results I'm witness with the iPad 4, but the again, both my iPad 4s have always been great like that, the one still running iOS 6 is THE best. I've only spent five days with a Air and I wonder if it's the iOS or the device that is a piec of sh*t!
I'm sorry, I looked for an existing one and couldn't find. Do you mind linking it?
Thanks!
Why keep that Air 2 on 8.1.3? Battery for iOS 8 went as follows in my personal opinion: 8.2>8.3>8.1.3 and below. Some people thought 8.3 was even better than 8.2, some had similar results to me with 8.2 being the best. Either way, 8.3 will probably be better than 8.1.3. On my iPhone, 8.1.3 and below was the most dreadful for battery life. I struggled to get 4 hours of use. 8.2 typically was 8.5 hours or more, which is good for iPhone. 8.3, I get 7.5 or so.
Pretty much before 8.2, all my devices were absolutely spammed by jetsam events, stacks, stacks+backboardd, and backboardd logs. I got to a point where I got nearly 30 stacks+backboardd logs a day. Restored as new and it didn't help that much.
8.3 should be at the very least the same battery life as 8.1.3. If it isn't, try iOS 9. You can still downgrade at this point if it doesn't do well. I've heard nothing but huge battery life issues on iOS 9, so it's at your own risk.
Pretty much before 8.2, all my devices were absolutely spammed by jetsam events, stacks, stacks+backboardd, and backboardd logs. I got to a point where I got nearly 30 stacks+backboardd logs a day. Restored as new and it didn't help that much.
8.3 should be at the very least the same battery life as 8.1.3. If it isn't, try iOS 9. You can still downgrade at this point if it doesn't do well. I've heard nothing but huge battery life issues on iOS 9, so it's at your own risk.
Thanks for your input!
I'm updating right right, through iTunes... I figured, I still have two more day to return it and get a full refund, so worst case scenario, if iOS 8.3 manages to be even sh*ttier, I can always get a new one with 8.1.3.
It's sucks I can't try 8.2 but what really sucks is that everything Apple manufacture post 2012 is ridiculous. I basically want my iPad to read books and magazines and I purchased the most expensive eReader on the planet and it sucks! Everything was pretty great with iOS 6 (only have to charge my three year old iPad 4 twice a week!), unfortunately we've no choice but get used to this.
The new iOS is like Windows Vista = why? Why!?