Last week released the first beta version of iOS 9 with enhanced functionality Siri, multitasking on the iPad and updated maps. User YouTube-channel iAppleBytes decided to compare the performance of the new operating system with the current iOS 8.3. Immediately I must say that the sensation did not happen – a fresh update to the test version inferior in performance to the actual firmware.
iOS 9 was released a year after the announcement of iOS 8. This release aims to improve stability and reliability, and brings a number of new features. Among the features of the new power saving mode, improved notes app news.
iAppleBytes tested the first beta version of iOS 9 three times: at the lowest supported models iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s. By placing the next two phones with iOS 8.3 and iOS 9 beta, it in turn launched pre-installed and third-party applications and compared the speed. In the process of testing was opening Calendar, Camera, Maps, App Store, Weather, YouTube, and other programs.
During the experiment it became clear that the first beta version of iOS 9 can boast the same performance that the previous stable release. Despite Apple’s claims about improving performance, “nine” has not yet shown the necessary improvements. You can see this in the video below.
iOS 9 Beta vs. 8.3 on the iPhone 4S:
iOS 9 Beta vs. 8.3 for iPhone 5:
iOS 9 Beta vs. 8.3 for iPhone 5s:
See also:
- How to install iOS 9 for iPhone and iPad without developer account
- How to downgrade from iOS 9 beta on iOS 8
