Ondrej Holzman As planned, Apple released the first public betas of its iOS and macOS operating systems, which it presented at a developer conference in June. They still had a chance iOS 10 a MacOS Sierra only registered developers can test, now everyone who signs up for the test program can try the news.
Anyone interested in testing hot new operating systems for iPhones, iPads and Macs must sign up on the Apple Beta Software Program website, which is free, unlike developer licenses.
As soon as you sign up for the beta program, a new system update with the latest public beta version of iOS 10 will automatically pop up on your iPhone or iPad. In OS X, you will get a code to the Mac App Store, where you can download the installer of the new macOS Sierra.
However, we strongly recommend that you do not install beta versions on your primary tools, be it iPhone, iPad or Mac. These are still the first test versions of both operating systems and everything may not work as it should. At a minimum, we recommend that you always make a backup of the device in question and use a backup iPhone or iPad to install iOS 10, and install macOS Sierra on a Mac other than the main drive.
IP 5S – it annoys me a bit when a person uses Touch ID to unlock the phone, then has to press the Home Button to get to the main screen….
Doesn't "Rest finger to unlock" help?
It didn't help.
Do you know when the public beta of watchOS 3 will be available??
It is. Just update your iPhone to iOS10 beta, then download the certificate to AW and update them.
It's just that I still can't do it.. I know the procedure, it's practically the same as with iOS: Download the Beta profile for Watch, then restart, the profile is verified normally.. But when I search for updates, the message "watchOS 2.2.1 - current" :)
Yeah, it's true. I wrote my post a few minutes after I read on iMore how to beta WatchOS 3. I only had time to try it now and it's telling me the same thing. So that 2.2.1 is catual.
Sorry for the misinfo
No problem, let's wait :)
I won't go into this anymore, I can't afford another (I assume) even slower and more demanding axis on the iMac, I'd like to do the rainbow wheel. el capitan, yosemite...blame promises of speed...
No no! It's faster and I have more space on my book
unfortunately I don't believe it anymore, what is your mac configuration please?
late 2013
late 2013
Well, you'll see for yourself with the sharp version, it looks like you don't have an SSD, is that right?
All Retinas have SSDs. Since late 2013, even PCIe ;-)
and that's the problem...
Otherwise, I completely understand you - I'm still running Mavericks on both machines, even though it already has a lot of limitations... Yes, I understand - Yosemite and El Capitan have a lot of interesting gadgets and work well with today's iPhones, etc... but debugging, speed and stability are simply horror :-(
well, the gadgets didn't really impress me, unfortunately I still compare it with the efficiency and speed of the work/system on Snow Leopard/Lion (a kind of TOP state of OSX for me) and with regret I just watch how nice features get into the system. Similarly, ios is slowly becoming an android-like os…
What scares me a little more is that if I compare the test results of my late 2011 iMac with the current one, there is an increase in performance in the benchmarks of about 20-25%, which is not really much in 5 years... I can see the difference in the storage speed, but we're talking about iMac 27″ for 74 :-(
Somehow I don't buy the apple strategy now, I note that I am a long-time fan.
I would say that the global percentage growth in the number of iDevices compared to other platforms is to blame. So now he needs to "please everyone" ... and instead of a machine for work, he becomes a machine for play. So, in the truest sense of the word, an iconic device of consumerism, although a few years ago it was the other way around. Apple's competition hasn't completely fallen asleep either.
Yes, there are two of us, I don't understand that strategy either. Every year I think that this year will hopefully be a return to the good old days, but every year it just gets worse and worse, unfortunately... I like these two systems, they were good, but I have an even better experience with Mountain Lion and Mavericks – for example, my retina MacBook Pro in TOP configuration runs like crazy under Mavericks, but under Yosemite and El Capitan? Horror. Boot up 8,5 seconds (Mavericks), 11,5 seconds Yosemite and Captain I'd rather not even mention it... The same battery life etc etc
That's right, I watch it most on launching applications, which should have been the main benefit of the last two systems, but I watch the exact opposite. Starting applications, even "system" ones, takes significantly longer, then the application is in a mode where it doesn't respond much... well, no need to cry, I have to admit that I'm seriously thinking about going back to win/lin after 8 years. The efficiency of the work when they canceled the 2×2 matrix of virtual surfaces and made them all next to each other, I basically watch that I stopped using surfaces and I have everything in a mess on one surface. By the way, that was one of the things why I liked mac.
It may be a little embarrassing, but I often think of the proverbial "it just works" - something that unfortunately is no longer true. Mavericks was already such that I had to tweak it a bit with a few commands via the Terminal to make it work the way I imagine, which is something that I would never have thought of before. The system was simply installed and it was driven and it worked, by itself and without any user intervention, why isn't it possible today? The very question of every year, the new system is debatable - obviously that year is not enough to fully tune the system and send the final version to the world and not some better beta. Before, OS X couldn't do much, but what it could do, I'd bet on the devil. Today it is a parade of hundreds of useless things (a marketing move, how to make an impression), which in the end don't even work as they should and it only makes people angry. I used to gobble up every keynote and couldn't wait for the release date. Today I'm thinking - how much my Mac will slow down again, how angry I will be, etc. That's why I stay with the old system, even though it's already limiting today - security updates, lots of applications require 10.10 and newer, etc. But... well, you have the same opinion, you know...
I would sign for that. What changes were made via the terminal? I like to learn something new.
I don't understand the annual sw release across the entire IT. Who invented it, who wanted it? OSX, IOS, android... I work in a corporation and it absolutely pushes us somewhere we don't want to be. Before the project starts, some "demo" version is made, it is tested on the test group, so there is practically a test version of the os... and round and round... in addition, apple has chosen the strategy of pushing the update, similar to MS. Who can stand to keep rejecting him? Then the user clicks update and the problem is there...
the keynote was a holiday for me, no one was allowed to cry at home... now I look at it and I don't care... one more thing hasn't happened for a long time... they like girls, they don't ask and besides, they can't give them to the whole world... before they come to us, I don't really exist anymore
A few lines are written in this thread (https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5484335?tstart=0) – I actually edited them a bit and added a few more lines. In short, it happened to me that some processes remained "hanging", did not respond and did not respond even to the system request to terminate their activity. Yes, the push of updates is quite aggressive, especially with iOS, where it downloads the entire system, which if you have a 16GB iPhone, then it's quite funny when you have the installer of the entire system hanging there, which has x GB. But you don't do anything - you can't delete it, you go back to the factory and it's there again in two days. It's exactly the same with keynote, unfortunately... Ever since they started providing free OS X upgrades, things have been going downhill with this system :-D But let's not only talk about systems - before, when I took apart MacBooks (and that there were many) and I didn't open them just once, but regularly, for cleaning etc. and I still drove with the original screws - they were indestructible. Today at Retina MBP? I had it open only once, on the second attempt to open it, the head of the screw popped out as if it were made of butter and I have the right tools and it's not with alder hands either... the other screws also look "used" - the tribute is saved on everything...
I can personally say that I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. I have a mid 2012 Retina and it still holds up so well that I feel like the machine will run a lot with me. The only thing is, for half a year the battery has been telling me that it wants to be replaced. Unfortunately, the service is far away and to be without a machine for a few days? Well, I guess I won't change while it lasts. I haven't cleaned or maintained my computer in three whole years. No clean installs, nothing. And besides, I definitely don't think that I would save it (CAD, Adobe, Matlab, etc...). I don't even feel that he is slowing down. But that's how I feel (and we do in the whole family) with Apple products in general. iPhone used regularly for more than three years and then changed mainly because of the lust for something new, rather than because it doesn't work. The Time Capsule, although it is said that it often does not even last the time that is in the warranty, has been running for me for the fourth year without any sign of problems. So I definitely can't complain.
I would say (and I can probably speak for m2) that either you didn't experience the days of OS X that we did, or you don't pay attention to the things we're talking about here, and that's why you don't even notice them. I don't know... Today, for example, I was in iWant - and wonder of the world - they were running Mavericks on the computers behind the counter. Their look was why it was all telling..
He is an example of that "speedy gonzales" approach. Once upon a time there was such a golden rule of osx stability and remoteness. Install up to the third release, i.e. 10.8.3, etc... but today, practically at the time when such a release is being prepared, a new system has already been introduced :-) Next to me on the table I have a MB Pro on which I tested the last two osx in the beta program. The difference in speed and axle response is really great. Due to the testing of the osx server, I am not signing up for the beta on Sierra.
I'm not surprised that they have Mavericks... After all, you can't watch that loud, flat and oversaturated circus (Yosemite and higher)...
I have ip6 and in terms of speed I can't think of any difference between 9 and 10. Lots of new stuff. Only Navigon doesn't work for me, but Tom does. Not too bad for the first public beta.
How did you manage to install iOs 10? I have 9.3.3 public beta5 and I can't find anything else :( thanks
You have to delete it first and then update to iOS 10
Just like that, find beta 9 in the profile, delete it, install profile 10 from www, and then it took a little over 1/2 hour for it to install. (Another app that doesn't work for me is iRadar.cz)
Thanks, I didn't realize that. I've got it :)
Not working: Navigon, Airbnb, weather widget after reboot. Otherwise quite pleasant, I like waking up the phone after grabbing and lifting it, the magnifier is soooo good, 3D touch on everything possible, …
Can someone please advise me how to delete the original profile on beta 9? so when I go to the site where I can download the beta profile, it gives me some error.
General tab / (at the bottom) Profile / Configuration profile / delete profile.
Then upload the iOS 10 profile from www. And update.
it looks better on IP6, but in terms of functionality and usability, only a few more unnecessary steps were added here that were not in 9.3
IOS 10 seems to me as if it wants to get a lot closer to Android, but it's simply not possible
unlocking - I don't use a fingerprint or code so I'm used to just unlocking and accessing the desktop, now it's a complete mess, having to press home
when I want to take a photo, it doesn't matter if I pull from the bottom and the camera opens or there is another card
the music in the bar is in another tab, so another unnecessary movement before I do what I want