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As usual you're probably better off waiting for iOS 14.1 that will be out next week to clear up whatever UX breaking bugs they didn't catch during beta in this

by vxNsr 6y ago

As usual you're probably better off waiting for iOS 14.1 that will be out next week to clear up whatever UX breaking bugs they didn't catch during beta in this version.

thedanbob 6y ago
This is the first iOS release where I decided I wasn't going to update immediately. I'm really looking forward to some of the new features but I'm tired of dealing with Apple's day-one bugs.
- snazz 6y ago
  And this is the first iOS release where I decided to get the beta on my primary device—I haven’t noticed any significant bugs or regressions. While it’s a perfectly reasonable decision to wait a bit, this has been the most stable beta I’ve used in years.
  - mkskm 6y ago
    Have they fixed the regression with background apps being aggressively killed introduced in iOS 13.2? I still run into it daily even on iOS 13.7 with e.g. Yelp and Google Maps.
    - joshschreuder 6y ago
      Which device are you on? This basically never happens to me on XS but does quite a lot on iPad Pro 9.6. I’m almost certain it’s just a result of how much memory your device has.
      - mkskm 6y ago
        Latest iPhone SE
noncoml 6y ago
I've been using 14 beta for a while now, and have to say I am impressed at the low number of bugs I encountered so far. For earlier releases I would go back to the main release only a few days after trying the beta due to bugs. My impression is that 14 beta had fewer bugs than the first official 13.
stouset 6y ago
Can we please stop posting dozens of clones of this exact same comment from people who haven't actually used iOS 14? Even if it wasn't simply low-effort and repetitive, I haven't seen a single instance of a person who's used the beta corroborate this pessimism. Quite the opposite: every single one of these comments has replies by users of the beta that haven't noticed significant problems and generally seem to believe it's a solid update.

by vxNsr 6y ago

As usual you're probably better off waiting for iOS 14.1 that will be out next week to clear up whatever UX breaking bugs they didn't catch during beta in this version.

thedanbob 6y ago

This is the first iOS release where I decided I wasn't going to update immediately. I'm really looking forward to some of the new features but I'm tired of dealing with Apple's day-one bugs.

snazz 6y ago
And this is the first iOS release where I decided to get the beta on my primary device—I haven’t noticed any significant bugs or regressions. While it’s a perfectly reasonable decision to wait a bit, this has been the most stable beta I’ve used in years.
- mkskm 6y ago
  Have they fixed the regression with background apps being aggressively killed introduced in iOS 13.2? I still run into it daily even on iOS 13.7 with e.g. Yelp and Google Maps.
  - joshschreuder 6y ago
    Which device are you on? This basically never happens to me on XS but does quite a lot on iPad Pro 9.6. I’m almost certain it’s just a result of how much memory your device has.
    - mkskm 6y ago
      Latest iPhone SE

noncoml 6y ago

I've been using 14 beta for a while now, and have to say I am impressed at the low number of bugs I encountered so far. For earlier releases I would go back to the main release only a few days after trying the beta due to bugs. My impression is that 14 beta had fewer bugs than the first official 13.

stouset 6y ago

Can we please stop posting dozens of clones of this exact same comment from people who haven't actually used iOS 14? Even if it wasn't simply low-effort and repetitive, I haven't seen a single instance of a person who's used the beta corroborate this pessimism. Quite the opposite: every single one of these comments has replies by users of the beta that haven't noticed significant problems and generally seem to believe it's a solid update.