Since a couple of weeks, following the introduction of iOS 10 in the inaugural conference for developers, iOS 10 is already in hand of the latter to be able to begin to adapt all your applications to the new version of iOS which will arrive in September at the hands of the new models of iPhone, models that according to the latest rumors , would no longer be two, but three: 7, 7 Plus iPhone iPhone and iPhone 7 Pro. But as always, they are just rumors leaked in the Chinese social networking Weibo, so this information would have to pick it up with tweezers, although it wouldn’t be the first time that there is talk of a possible Pro model.
Particularly, I’ve been testing the first beta of iOS 10 on my tests and my Air iPad 2 iPhone 5. I must admit that I am pretty happy with the performance that this tenth version of iOS. In the two weeks I have been testing it, I have not had any serious problem working with any application, or for performance in general. Nor in noticed anything different in terms of battery consumption of neither me or my iPad iPhone.
Yet are many users who do not have clear if installing this new version, version that to be a beta works pretty well. Some users like me, we affirm that we have not had any problems, maybe because we have installed iOS 10 from scratch, without updating the version we had in our device at that time. However, there are a large number of users that this beta is a nightmare in terms of performance, performance, crashes, bugs…
If you have any questions regarding the performance of iOS 10 compared to the last version that Apple is currently signing, then you have 4 videos where we can see a speed test between both versions in the 6s, 6, 5s and iPhone 5 iPhone iPhone iPhone.
iOS 10 beta 1 vs 9.3.2 iOS on iPhone 6s
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iOS 10 beta 1 vs 9.3.2 iOS on iPhone 6
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iOS 10 beta 1 vs 9.3.2 iOS on iPhone 5s
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iOS 10 beta 1 vs 9.3.2 iOS on iPhone 5
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