IOS 13.4.5 is a thing of the past and is now called 13.5. All because of the large number of new features, which you can read about in our article. Of course, in addition to news, it is also appropriate to address how the new update will fare in terms of system fluidity. Channel i looked at it againAppleBytes per iPhoneiPhone SE, 6s, 7, 8 and XR.
As always, we'll start with the iPhone SE and focus mostly on third-party apps, as they are often the deciding factor in determining smoothness. On the iPhone SE, we can see the operating system iOS 13 earlier on the iPhone SE. But it is not a fundamental difference, as it is about one second. As far as applications are concerned, it is a disappointment. Applications like Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, VK and Instagram launch faster on the current iOS. The first three applications even with a significant difference. On the iPhone 6S, we can see the home screen almost in an instant. Although the differences are smaller, launching applications is a similar song as in the case of the SE. Only VK is doing much better in the beta.
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It's time. iPhone 7, in which the operating system will boot earlier on the current iOS, but it is only a tenth of a second. Here too the results are poor and all applications open faster on iOS 13.4.1. It is an unwritten rule that the system smoothness results are more consistent on newer models. The iPhone 8 with the A11 Bionic chip starts up slightly faster iOS 13 to the current version iOS. Here it looks better and applications like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are working more quickly on the third beta. Better results for iOS 13.4.1 then shows Snap appschat and Instagram. Even on the youngest in the selection, the iPhone XR, the operating system boots faster on the current version. It's no wonder here either, and most applications, except for VK and Snapchat, will open earlier on iOS 13.4.1. This one beta really failed in terms of speed and the best thing about it is iPhone 8. But it's not a good idea to throw a stone in the sand. We've seen diametrically different results from two betas that were only a week apart from release. We can only hope that Apple it does something with the fluidity of the system.
