Apple yesterday, quite unexpectedly, another minor update was released iOS 13. The operating system with the number 13.3.1 arrived after three public betas. During the beta release, we always offered you an article that discussed the speed comparison with the then current version. iOS 13.3. It was never possible to tell whether there was an acceleration or a deceleration and the results were quite balanced. Something changed with the arrival of the live version iOS 13.3.1? Channel i looked at that againAppleBytes in his video where he compared these two systems on iPhoneiPhone SE, 6s, 7, 8 and XR.
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The test traditionally starts from the oldest. On the iPhone SE, we can see the home screen about half a second faster on iOS 13.3. Opening native applications is more or less balanced. The differences are always most visible on third-party applications. However, here too the result is more or less the same, as one application or another has a tenth of a second advantage on different operating systems. Next comes iPhone 6s, in which the entire system started up more quickly on the current iOS, by about a second. The good news is that we don't see any visible change with the iPhone 6s. Apple in this case, it kept the smoothness at the same level. With the iPhone 7, the entire system booted up faster again. iOS 13.3.1. ProThe performance of native applications is also very smooth in this case and the changes are hardly noticeable. However, it is worth mentioning that Twitter launches about half a second faster, Facebookat, Snapchaton Instagram on older iOS 13.3. On the iPhone 8 with the A11 Bionic chip, the system booted up about two seconds faster on the current iOS 13.3.1. Opening third-party applications is also faster in most cases. iOS 13.3. However, the game Subway Surfers, for example, loaded much faster on the current system.
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It is quite often the rule that there are differences in newer iPhones miniOn the iPhone XR, we see the home screen almost at the same time iOS 13. However, with third-party applications, we can usually see applications launching a hundredth of a second faster on iOS 13.3. But it is really a completely negligible difference. Given the set pace, it is perhaps appropriate to think that the public beta next version iOS 13 is already around the corner. Has anything changed with your installation? iOS 13.3.1?
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