How else Apple also published this year beta operating system version iOS 7. Although official access to beta versions of the upcoming system are available only to registered developers, there are still a huge number of fans who want to be among the first to get the opportunity to try the new operating system months before it is supposed to be released. If you are considering an early transition to iOS 7 but at the same time you are worried, we bring you 7 reasons that may discourage you from installing.
In addition to this article, our editors also prepared system installation instructions iOS 7 beta and also instructions for safe passage from iOS 7 beta back to iOS 6.
1. Compatibility iOS 6 to iOS 7 App Store applications
You've probably heard of problems with apps designed for iOS 6. Since iOS 7 is practically a completely new system, some applications may have a problem with it. They can be nestable, they may crash, some functions may not work properly. It's not the developers fault. They can't do anything with the team at the moment, since Apple will release App Store for developers until the release of the version iOS 7 Golden Mater sometime in September/September.
2. iOS 7 beta contains many errors and bugs
But the bugs in the new system don't just affect z apps App Store, but also integrated applications directly in iOS. These errors can lead, for example, to an unexpected restart of Springboard (interface iOS) or even to restart the entire device. It can be annoying, especially when writing an e-mail, talking on the phone, achieving the highest score in a game, etc.
iOS however, it is still only in beta versions, i.e. miracles cannot be expected. Developers have 3 months to update their applications, implement new features (mainly regarding the new user interface - iOS 7 UI) and fixed compatibility issues. As mentioned above, tweaked applications range from App Store until September/October.
3. Downgrade / transition from iOS 7 na iOS 6
Apple does not currently block downgrades between systems iOS 6 and 7, but if you try to downgrade you will likely lose all data from iOS 7 and you will not be able to restore them from a backup.
4.Jailbreak
If you have your device jailbroken on version iOS 6, when switching to iOS 7 jailbreak you will lose. Hackers deliberately do not use tools to jailbreak a device, since Apple will most likely fix security holes (exploits) allowing entry into the system and the team will force hackers to find new ways into the system and as we had the opportunity to see in iOS 6, may take a very long time. A functional jailbreak will therefore only be available after the release of the final version iOS.
5. Weak support
If you discover a bug or error in the new system, no one will probably help you. The developers will tell you to wait until the final version and Apple will probably tell you that these bugs will be fixed in future ones beta versions.
Developers do not install the latest and nestable versions on their primary devices, but most of them have another smartphoneone for testing applications in beta versions of new systems.
6. iOS 7 is not optimized
these beta versions are not fully optimized and tuned. Apple collects information about errors so that it can fix them later. This data collection may adversely affect performance.
7. Expectations
Everyone is used to speed iOS, but since beta the versions are only testing and are mainly used for testing new functions and fixing bugs, so it still contains many bugs and the performance is not the best either. Developers take it for granted, because they are beta version, everything will be fixed later, but a regular user who has only downloaded the final versions so far can be really surprised.
In 2.beta iPad version mini I haven't had any apps crash once and they all run as they should (except for iRadar which crashes immediately after launch). Once it happened to me that Springboard restarted, otherwise it's fine :) the battery lasts a lot, it doesn't overheat, etc. Otherwise, for example, Real Racing 3 crashes a bit more than in ios 6 and also you can see the jam in some animations.
NO, I'm sorry. ios7 design preferences but for stability I had to go back to ios6 I really had problems with many applications, I understand that it is beta and that's how I took it, I'm just pointing it out again for people who want to try it, it's not a perfect system yet, I've had it happen to me that it just stopped responding to all touches and that's a problem in general, so if anyone wants to try it out and see how it really looks, because in real life it's really beautiful and like most things from applu is much nicer in the hand than in any perfect photo I can only recommend it but not really for long-term use. I just downgraded to Ios6 and I started looking forward to ZARI :)
Definitely don't install it on your work phone (iPhone 4) :)
On Tuesday I managed to get it to freeze and then restart for 2 hours straight. Again and again, always to the stage where it was able to connect to the PC, but in the background, the display was dark, but then again - Apple, dark, apple, dark, apple, dark.
I had to hard reinstall to the old version. You can't download the backup afterwards because it's compatible with 7.0->6.1.3., so bad luck.
But you wouldn't believe how fast such an empty phone is, definitely faster than before 6.1.3 :) I have everything on cloudexchange products, so you only lost SMS and recent calls.
I installed it on my iPhone 5..updated to beta 2 and everything runs relatively well. I don't have any reboots..app without falling and chopping. In particular, the battery life has improved considerably on the Beta 2. I found a couple of bugs in the system itself, but it's nothing dramatic..Some of them were fixed after installing the update..see that the boys in apple Mackay :)
It really can't be restored from a backup created on ios7? Not even through iTunes?
i am ios 7 deleted due to fast battery discharge, occasional freezing, bad calendar and reminders, at the same time the buttons for adding a contact and other options with a contact are in ios 7 much thinner and smaller..
I'd rather wait until September for a better version
In my opinion, the system is faster than iOS 6.1.4, so in that respect I'm satisfied. No reboots yet after a week, yesterday it just crashed on the lockscreen and nothing worked, so I had to do a hard reset. Sometimes some app falls, but that also happened on iOS6, so everything is going more or less as it should (just with camera+ I have a bigger problem). Although I was initially resistant, I'm happy to upgrade and downgrade is probably out of the question.
In my opinion, there is a fundamental point of error.
0. Because this version is not official - it is BETA – and is intended only for developers and not for ordinary users. Similarly, cars in pre-production series or prototypes are not driven.