hi everyone Aaron here for ZolloTech & iOS 13.5.1 was
released to the public today this is available to all iOS 13 supported
devices so that means the iPhone 6s and later as well as the iPad air 2 in later
and iPad Mini 4 and later as well as iPod Touch 7th generation now if you
haven't received this update and maybe you received iOS 13.5.5 beta
you would need to uninstall the beta profile so if you are a beta tester you
would want to go into settings go to general scroll to the bottom and you'll
have a word that says profile here go into profile and remove it and then
you'll be able to check for software update and it will be there now iOS 13.5.1
came in at 77.5 MB on my iPhone
11 pro max and it was as small as about 50 megabytes or so depending on the
device so I have the iPhone 7 the iPhone 10 are in the iPad pro 12.9 from
2020 now let's take a look at the build number the build number is 17 f80 and
this particular build is all about one thing and apple also released similar
updates for not only iOS but also watch OS 6.2.6 TV OS 13.4.6
home pod OS 13.4.6 and also Mac OS 10.15.5 supplemental updates
so with this update iOS 13.5.1
has no modem updates so there's no modem fixes nothing to cellular data or Wi-Fi
that I could find and it has one specific feature that's included and
that is to fix the jailbreak so if you were using iOS 13.5 with the
uncovered jailbreak that has been patched in fact Apple calls that calls
that out specifically as far as security updates as far as preventing that so it
says an application may be able to execute arbitrary code with it kernel
privileges or access to the operating system itself and so they've patched
that on all of these devices and that's what this update was all about every
time there is a jailbreak that's considered a security vulnerability and
Apple needs to patch that and so they've patched it on not only iPhone but watch
or Apple watch as well as iPad viii home pod Mac as well and so that is
the main fix don't expect any new features no major changes within this
update there's nothing new as far as that goes now with that said that
doesn't mean they haven't patched other things although the update was so small
it's hard to say if they fixed anything with mail as far as notifications I know
quite a few people were having problems with notifications coming in including
myself sometimes they're hit or miss mail as far as letting me know that I
have email I go into it it has to recheck so those are all known bugs that
I've seen over and over and I'm not sure if they'll be patched with this only a
few days will tell me that so I did try a few different things on these devices
I'll talk about in a moment but let's talk about battery life then we'll talk
about performance and then also future iOS versions as well as iOS 14 so as far
as battery life is concerned I did a follow up video on iOS 13.5 the
other day and 71% said they had the same or better battery life than the previous
public version now some people of course those that are having bad battery life
are going to be more outspoken about that and you can see my battery health
is 98% after this update now updates do not decrease your battery health they
simply recheck the physical battery to see how it's doing and all batteries
degrade over time so until someone releases a new battery that doesn't
degrade over time this will continue to be a thing on all phones all devices
that use batteries now over the past 10 days that you can see here is my usage
and there was a little bit of a hiccup there but over the past 10 days here's
my usage so it varies depending on the day this day was a little bit better so
3 hours and 43 minutes of screen on time 2 hours and 54 minutes of screen off
time and I used about 40% of my battery so I'm getting about 10 to 12 hours
combined with both screen on and screen off time which is basically playing
music in the background with the display off so it's having activities going on
with the display off and that's usually what that is so battery life has been
fine for me I'm happy with it but obviously there's some that aren't so
hopefully it fixes any of those small issues now as far as performance you saw
that that small little hiccup there when I went into battery but it could be
doing something in the background and it usually improves over time and we'll
take a look at the benchmarks in a moment
but before I started making this video or recording this video I took a look at
this iPhone 7 this is a jet-black iPhone 7 it's a kind of a limited color it
looks just like an iPhone 8 but it's not and if we go into things like music
you'll see it takes a moment to load but in general I went in and I went into
things like settings just to see how it would scroll and I had no lock ups in
the time that I've been playing around with it
seems to be okay but only time will tell just like better know as far as iPhone
10 are the same thing is true I would not expect any performance difference
across any of these devices because this is a security update as opposed to a
feature update there's nothing new they just patched that small security hole or
actually it's a pretty major security hole the same is true with iPad OS iPad
OS did not get any updates other than that security patch so if you were
having issues with it unfortunately I would not necessarily expect them to be
patched but only time will tell as far as that goes but again everything seems
to feel fast and fluid when going through this so it looks to be okay now
as far as the Geekbench scores or benchmarks let's take a look at them I
ran it in Geekbench 5 like I normally do so if you're seeing much higher scores
you may be in a previous version but I scored 1317 for single core 3360 one for
multi-core and keep in mind I run these right after I install the update and it
takes time usually for things to happen in the background but I do make make
sure the phones are cool so usually they're a little bit warm after you
update because they're processing a lot of data so you can see on June 1st verse
May 19th the scores are a little bit lower but again I ran this right after
installing it so keep in mind these scores could go up but they're close
enough that I really wouldn't pay attention to it it's usually good enough
now let's take a look at all of these devices so you can compare what I have
with what you have now from left to right I have two 20/20 iPad pro 12.9
followed by the iPhone 7 then the iPhone 10 R and then the iPhone 11 pro max so
this should give you a general idea of what your scores are and if they're
anywhere in this general range you should be good to go now Apple is
continuing to work on iOS 13 and will continue to work on it
probably until next year as far as security updates now I would not expect
any major feature changes but while I was making this video i OS 13.5.5
beta 1 was released so I'll have a video on that as well so hopefully there's
something new in there but don't expect any major new features until iOS 14
which should come out to beta testers in a couple weeks on the 22nd so I'm
looking forward to that so on the 22nd is WWDC and I would expect iOS 14 with
many new features and things like that hopefully a lot more stability as well
but of course I'll keep you updated on that if you've found anything else in
iOS 13.5.1 please let me know in the comments below I'd love to hear from
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for watching this is Aaron I'll see you next time