It is still not entirely clear when the update to iOS 9.2 will be released by Apple. Thanks to various beta versions for developers and the general public but are distinguished already four improvements from.
Only the end of October, Apple released the update to iOS 9.1 - however, work on the next version of iOS 9.2 are already running at full speed and various betas were already made available for download. From the various preliminary versions of iOS 9.2 four key improvements in the next update of Apple's mobile operating system, according to crystallize PhoneArena out currently.
1. Smoother UI
iOS 9.2 is apparently focusing their efforts on the more liquid representation of the user interface - and not only on new devices such as the upcoming Giant Tablet iPad Pro, but also on older devices such as the iPad Air 2. To prove a YouTube video of iOS Playground that switching between different apps on the iOS 9.2 2014er tablet with more fluid than with iOS 9.1 works.
2. Better Safari viewController
In iOS 9.2, Apple also takes care of the improvement of Safari viewControllers. This feature was first introduced with iOS and 9 makes it possible to allow pop up the Apple browser within Apps. With iOS 9.2 the View Controller receives inter alia a connection for third-party apps, also the window with a swipe gesture can now be closed again quickly.
3. Softer 3D touch effects on the iPhone 6s Plus
With iOS and the iPhone 9 6s Apple introduced the new function 3D Touch, which opened more opportunities for interaction. Also on the big brother iPhone 6s Plus there are of course 3D Touch, the visual effect worked - probably due to the larger screen - somewhat choppy. According to a video of EverythingApplePro this should change with iOS 9.2.
4. Better performance on older devices
Although iOS 9.2 course for the latest Apple devices iPhone 6s, 6s Plus iPhone and iPad Pro is optimized, the Group also older smartphones and tablets will not forget in the update. As evidenced by several comparison videos of iAppleBytes as the iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S running iOS 9.2 at least in the beta versions on older devices much smoother than in iOS 9.1.
Only the end of October, Apple released the update to iOS 9.1 - however, work on the next version of iOS 9.2 are already running at full speed and various betas were already made available for download. From the various preliminary versions of iOS 9.2 four key improvements in the next update of Apple's mobile operating system, according to crystallize PhoneArena out currently.
1. Smoother UI
iOS 9.2 is apparently focusing their efforts on the more liquid representation of the user interface - and not only on new devices such as the upcoming Giant Tablet iPad Pro, but also on older devices such as the iPad Air 2. To prove a YouTube video of iOS Playground that switching between different apps on the iOS 9.2 2014er tablet with more fluid than with iOS 9.1 works.
2. Better Safari viewController
In iOS 9.2, Apple also takes care of the improvement of Safari viewControllers. This feature was first introduced with iOS and 9 makes it possible to allow pop up the Apple browser within Apps. With iOS 9.2 the View Controller receives inter alia a connection for third-party apps, also the window with a swipe gesture can now be closed again quickly.
3. Softer 3D touch effects on the iPhone 6s Plus
With iOS and the iPhone 9 6s Apple introduced the new function 3D Touch, which opened more opportunities for interaction. Also on the big brother iPhone 6s Plus there are of course 3D Touch, the visual effect worked - probably due to the larger screen - somewhat choppy. According to a video of EverythingApplePro this should change with iOS 9.2.
4. Better performance on older devices
Although iOS 9.2 course for the latest Apple devices iPhone 6s, 6s Plus iPhone and iPad Pro is optimized, the Group also older smartphones and tablets will not forget in the update. As evidenced by several comparison videos of iAppleBytes as the iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S running iOS 9.2 at least in the beta versions on older devices much smoother than in iOS 9.1.
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