Analytics company Apteligent yesterday declared that the latest iOS 9.3 is said to be the most stable system Applu that users use. In its first 8 days, the system's crash rate averaged 2,2 percent, making it the most stable system in circulation. iOS 9.3 even beat the latest version of Android, whose crash rate is around 2,6 percent, which is also due to the fact that only a handful of devices can boast the new Android.
Pro comparison, systems iOS 8, iOS 9 to iOS 9.2 performed significantly worse over the same period, with a crash rate of around 3,2%. This means that users had more problems with the above systems, such as apps crashing, having to restart their devices, etc. The new system performed the best of all the systems over the same period.
However, the analysis somewhat contradicts the opinion of many users who had or still have after installing iOS 9.3 problems with their placement. Some people were unable to log in to iCloudFor others, the option disappeared completely and for others it slowed down significantly. iPhone or iPad.
Apteligent probably also forgot that iOS 9.3 cannot even do such a basic function as opening links, which is a problem that affected many userswho report that if they open a link in Safari, Chrome or Notes, the application freezes or crashes. The fact that this is not just some fabrication is also proven by the fact that the error acknowledged himself Apple and promised a quick fix. But it is true that in this case it is not so much about stability as about the reliability of the system.
Analysts from Apteligent probably also missed that Apple published iOS 9.3 for some older devices Twice, because the first version suffered from an Activation Lock problem. Users had to enter the information they had entered when they first activated the device, which many of them understandably didn't remember, for example, their old iPhone They first set up 4s about 5 years ago.
And how is such a reliable system from AppYou can see what it looks like on their six-month-old flagship iPhone 6s in the screenshot below, where the most stable system in recent years cannot display the time on the lock screen and nothing but a hard reboot helps.
*source: macrumos
Personally mine iPhone 5s will live in peace with IOS 9.2.1… .
No idea for 9.3 and more………..!!!
Yes, but you should have posted that tomorrow.. today is not April 1st. And that's why there are so many problems. The system has not been out for a week, so it will pass as a joke of the year!!
Links from all applications, including, do not work for me safari.. on both iPad and iPhone.. Super great stability.
I updated all our apples on release day and I have to agree. We have no problem.
at my convenience. But I would also highlight the latest version of OS X, it's very fast...
Ah.. that's probably why he's working on repairing the system because everything is incredibly stable and error-free :D That's why the repair shop released another update the very next day and the next one is about to drop. The mistake is exactly that he didn't announce it apple but some dubious American analytical company that probably fell from Mars straight on its head :DD
Hahahaha. April Fool's Day a day early, or as the PR department reports Applu conducted through friendly analytical companies misleading, when the biggest trouble in the last six months is praised for stability.
Update 9.3 has just been sent, which fixes our problem :) KoneIt works.
9.3.1 of course :)