Hi everyone.
Aaron here for ZolloTech and today apple released ios 13.1 developer Beta for
now.
This is also out for public Beta testers and you should be able to find it using
software update as long as you're using the Beta program and have the Beta
profile installed. Now,
I wasn't able to use that method to get this update on my iPhone XS Max for some
reason.
Unfortunately I had to use iTunes and I'm not really sure why this happened,
but no matter what I did either removing the Beta profile or rebooting or
anything like that, reinstalling the Beta profile, I wasn't able to update.
I had to use the ips w file from apple and install it via iTunes and it was
about 4.2 gigabytes, so it's a pretty significant file. I updated the phone,
I didn't have to wipe it, but I updated the phone and it was finally installed.
So hopefully this doesn't happen in the future,
but for some reason that happened to me. Now. Also,
if you're concerned about going to ios 13 the public release that comes out
tomorrow, you won't be able to do that without using iTunes and downgrading. No,
I've made a separate video on how to do that.
I'll link it in the description so you can downgrade if you want to.
It's a pretty simple process,
but you do basically have to wipe your phone or install it via an ips w on
windows or Mac using iTunes. Now let's take a look at the build number.
What's new performance, battery life,
and then we'll take a look at the Geek bench scores.
The build number is 17 a five eight four four eight and this particular build
hopefully gets us ready for the iPhone 11 launch on Friday or two days from now
for the iPhone 11 the iPhone 11 pro and the iPhone 11 pro Max and hopefully
we'll be able to install this Beta ios 13.1 beta four and then restore from a
backup of a device that's running the same beta.
So hopefully we'll have that ready to go so that we can have an easy way to
restore. Now, this particular update is not very big,
but it does have a few resolved issues as well as 27 known issues.
So right now there's still a bunch of known issues mostly for developers,
but there are little glitches here and there such as trying to use Chromecast
for example. They still haven't fixed that.
And that's true on any of these devices.
And as you can see here I have the iPhone s e an iPad air two,
but on the iPhone tenniXS Max that I have here, it's running okay so far.
We'll talk about more of that in just a moment.
But there's also three resolved issues and these are fairly significant because
I know they bugged a lot of people and the first resolved issue that they fixed
has to do with music and play back stopping in the background.
So many people were complaining about music just stopping in the background when
they were playing it. Maybe they'd open something else and it would stop.
This should fix that problem. So that's pretty significant.
And then also the three finger gesture that was driving everyone nuts.
When you go into an area like notes,
you can tap three fingers and get a new dialogue at the top with some cut and
copy and paste. Well that would show up in different applications,
so they've actually offered two fixes.
They've fixed that issue when you're not an application where there's a text
dialogue that will no longer show up,
so unless there's a text input field and you use three fingers,
it won't do anything.
Also they've given app developers the ability to override that three finger
gesture within the app themselves. So if it's pub g for example,
where a lot of you were having issues,
they can override that gesture and you won't have that issue anymore.
So that should be fixed when it's released to the public on the 30th as well.
For anyone playing on the iPad, that should make it much better.
Now in this update,
there are no new modem updates and I have continued to have an issue when I drop
off of Wifi and go onto a cellular network.
I haven't had that issue so far with this Beta,
but we'll have to see after a few days. As far as features are concerned,
I have not found anything new. I've looked across all my devices here,
the iPhone,
s e I've not found anything new significantly or or insignificant.
There's just nothing really here.
I thought maybe under notifications there were some different size fonts,
nothing really there. And then if we go to general and fonts,
again it just says open app store. So we don't have a ton here yet.
There are no new fonts really yet except for maybe this one.
There's some story storyline fonts and I'm the iPad air two.
Nothing really new there as well, so nothing exciting. Nothing new,
but hopefully stability fixes and background fixes. As far as performance,
so far it's been pretty good. 3D touches about the same.
It feels about the same speed when I 3d touch on everything from music to photos
or anything like that. And overall it's good there.
As far as performance performance on older devices seem to be good so far on the
se after using it for about an hour or so, you'll see scrolling is good.
We'll load music for the first time. We'll give it just a second here.
I'll go back to browse. You'll see scrolling is nice and smooth,
which is really nice to have it this fast on an older device and then also on
the older iPad air, the same thing is true.
There's no performance issues whatsoever, so it seems to be good.
And then even on the older devices we've got that 3d touch or haptic touch on
all of the different app app icon so you can rearrange or share it or have the
haptic touch options. Now as far as battery is concerned,
well Beta three was actually pretty good.
I got some great battery life the other day. If I go down to battery,
I'll give it just a second here and you'll see over the last 10 days I had great
battery life.
You'll see my screen on time was five hours and 54 minutes and screen off time
was one hour and 18 minutes.
That was with about maybe five or 10% battery life left,
so it's doing okay.
Like I said in the past about six to six and a half hours.
Now performance overall, like I said is good,
but let's take a look at the Geek bench.
Now I am running geek bench four and Geek bench five so I thought we'd take a
look at both since we're going to switch over to geek bench five you can see
under geek bench four we'll look at that first.
We have a single core of 4,803 in a multi-core of 11,443 this is quite good on
an iPhone XS Max. If we take a look at the history,
you can see that it's quite good.
It's much higher than last time by almost a thousand on multi-core,
so it's a little bit lower by about 20 on single core,
but a thousand higher on multi-core,
so we should have pretty good performance overall.
Now as far as Geek bench five let me show you for reference on this device
because Geek bench five is a little bit different.
It's scores are going to be a lot lower,
so you'll see 1,116 for single core 2,446 for multi-core,
so much lower with Geek bench five I'm not sure why they did that,
but they're resetting everything. Now let's take a look at all three devices.
Now on the left I have the iPad air two. In the middle I have the iPhone s e,
and on the right I have the iPhone XS Max.
This is all geek pench four and you'll see we're about 1,823 on the iPad air 25
75 on the s e n 48 oh three on the tennis Max.
You'll see the multi-core scores are (445) 094-0530 three and 11,443 under geek
bench five these scores are drastically different.
Three 82 five 60 and 1,116 for multi-core.
1059 1031 in 2,446 so again,
a huge difference when you're using different versions of Geek Pinch.
Now expect ios 13 to release to the public tomorrow. It still has a lot of bugs.
I would stay on 13.1 if you're already on 13.1 it's a much more stable update.
So that's it for ios 13.1 Beta for let me know what you think in the comments
below. There's a few small fixes, not really any major changes,
but that's what we expect this late in in the Beta stage for ios 13.1 since it's
going to release in September 30th if you'd like to get your hands on this
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