hi everyone Aaron here for ZolloTech and today Apple released iOS 13 developer
beta 5 this came in at five hundred and sixty four point seven megabytes on my
iPhone XS Max and it will vary depending on which device you have as
far as its size is concerned now let's take a look at the build number you can
see the build number is 17 a five five four seven D and this particular build
does not have a ton of changes in it but Apple has said that there are bug fixes
that they've resolved and there's also known issues so Apple has set in the
notes there are 45 known issues so there's still some bugs to fix before
with the first beta there were more than double that so they've come quite a long
way and they have until September to fix this now they've also resolved 13 issues
so they've resolved things that have to do with not only bugs but also apps
crashing such as such as whatsapp and some banking apps as well so that's
great those things should be working for you and also if you're waiting for the
public beta it'll either be out later today or more likely the next day or
depending on when you're watching it could already be out so be sure to take
a look for that now let's talk about what's new now on my left I have iOS 13
a beta 4 and on my right I have beta 5 and I wanted to show you a couple little
changes so if we go into shortcuts here you'll see down at the bottom they've
actually removed this automation tab that they had on the previous beta this
would allow you to set up an NFC tag to sort of program what you want to do just
by tapping your phone on an NFC tag I really hope they bring this back maybe
it's not ready it didn't work 100% all of the time so I think that's why they
removed it but right now it's just not there so hopefully they bring that back
now there's a few little changes here and there one of the changes is to the
volume HUD now when you move volume up and down on the left here there's
actually some haptic feedback now when you get all the way to the bottom or the
top you can feel the phone kind of shake a little bit so that's something that's
new not a huge change but it's there now also under the activity app let's
take a look at that if we go under activity there are some new move goals
so under the move goals here down at the bottom there is now twelve hundred and
fifty Oh up to 2,000 and then there's perfect
month so before this we only had up to a thousand now we have up to 2,000 so
that's something that's new also they've made some changes to the share sheep and
we're going to cover iPad OS at the end since there are a couple little changes
as well now the share sheet itself is a little
bit different not hugely different but let's take a look now for on my website
here I'll do the same over here on the iPhone XR you'll see on the left is
the old share sheet on the right is the new one and you'll see the first thing
is on the left the font is blue but on the new version for beta 5 the fun is
now black the background is a little bit more translucent and also they've now
grouped the different sharing options into categories so so you'll see here we
have copy at the top down at the bottom there specific to Safari and then we
have some other things we can also edit them at the bottom however we'd like but
you'll see it's grouped for Safari so that's new and that's really nice I
think the share sheet looks a little bit better now now the final thing that's
just tweaked slightly is the LTE signal they've changed some of the actual sizes
here so you'll see the size of the signal maybe you can see it a little bit
better here it matches the size of everything else so it's just increased
in size to be consistent across the top with the battery and the Wi-Fi signal so
nothing major but a little bit of a change now one other thing they've
changed before we take a look at iPad OS has to do with the app called home so if
we go into home you'll see I have a bunch of different lights here you can
control those but if we go to edit here at the top then tap the little button
here then I scroll down we now have new wallpaper for home so we'll hit choose
from existing and you can see we have some new wallpaper at the top nothing
phenomenal but they will carry across to all of your different devices so if I
set that to blue it takes a moment it updates in the background then it sets
it on all of the different devices now speaking of other devices iPad OS has a
couple little changes one of those should make people very happy and that
has to do with the home screen grid layout so if we go into settings we'll
wait for it to load and this is an iPad air 2 the oldest supported device so
we'll go into settings here and then under display and brightness
if we scroll all the way down to the bottom you'll see there's now app icon
size so we can make them bigger if we don't like them filled in as much we'll
wait for it to do its thing here it's kind of slow on iPad air 2 right now but
you'll see the icons are much bigger now if I go back I can make them smaller we
wait for it to resize and now they're smaller again so you have that option
depending on how you want to set this up and you'll see it's six by five and if
we go back it's four by five now instead of six by five so we have less icons but
they are larger so however you like it you can arrange it also for the mouse
pointer they've made a little change so if we go into our accessibility settings
here I'll wait for it to change and like I said it's pretty slow on iPad air 2
maybe it's just because I updated it but I'm not sure let's go to we'll go to
touch Hut assistive touch and then down here there's pointer devices and pointer
devices is nothing new we can now use a mouse but if we go to pointer style we
now have some different size options for the mouse so there's a lot of other
sizes smaller sizes as well and color so you can change the pointer and things
like that so if you want to change the actual mouse pointer style you can do
that and it's size and that is really it as far as all the major little changes
that we have in this update now I would expect a lot of bug fixes in fact with
this particular build number we're on D that means we're getting closer to a
which is usually the final release and it may take a little while to see that
but right now it seems like there's a lot of little bugs that they probably
fixed and tweaked right now and it's hard to say right off the bat because
actually the last beta kind of slowed down over time but hopefully it fixes
the issues on iPad this is the older iPad so it's going to take some time to
know that for sure now I do have two other devices here I have an iPhone se
and it does seem to be working fine on the SE so you'll see swiping is good if
I go into settings settings seems to be nice and fast no issues there and then
also this is an iPhone 8 the I actually had repaired you remember
that video and it seems to be working fine as well no issues whatsoever
although it is fairly new and it seems to be all right however battery life on
the previous beta was okay not great I would expect it to get better over time
we'll wait for it here over the last 10 days you'll see it's not amazing as far
as 3 hours and 19 minutes of screen on time and 56 minutes of screen off time
that's not so great compared to the previous beta before
that but it is a beta so I would expect it to get better over time I really
don't expect to have great battery life on betas however this one hopefully it's
getting a little bit better as we get closer to the final release which is in
September now performance seems to be ok let's run
a geek bench on all of these just to give you a baseline to see how it's
going overall for those of you that like to watch that geek bench benchmark has
completed and I'll just let you take a look at these and I'll go over the XS
Max but on the far left we have the iPad air 2 then the iPhone se and then the
iPhone 8 so let's take a look at the XS Max here and I received a 4836 for
single core and 11240 v from multi-core if we take a look at the history it's
actually pretty good it's a little worse as far as the
multi-core by just a little bit and a little bit better on the single core so
that means basically it's going to be good overall there's not a whole lot
going on here so that's really it for iOS 13 beta 5 of course if I find
anything else I'll let you know on a follow-up video and if you find anything
else I'd love to hear what you have to say in the comments below
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