iOS 13.4 is better with agility than its predecessor

Yesterday, Apple released the long-awaited revision of iOS 13.4, which brings some very interesting news - you can read the full overview <a href="https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1932/8043/files/200721_ODSTOUPENI_BEZ_UDANI_DUVODU__EN.pdf?v=1595428404" data-gt-href-en="https://en.notsofunnyany.com/">here</a>. The new product has been around for a few hours now, and during that time a lot of information about how it actually works has appeared on the web.

YouTube channel iAppleBytes focused on the performance side. The author installed the update on several (primarily older) iPhones, starting with iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, 7, 8 and iPhone XR. The results, which you can also view in the video below, indicate that iOS 13.4 slightly speeds up these older iPhones, especially with regard to movement in the operating system and recording when turned on.

Compared to the previous version of iOS 13.3.1, phones with iOS 13.4 boot up faster and respond faster to user interface requests. The operating system generally feels smoother. However, there is no increase in performance (perhaps no one expected that either). The benchmark results show almost identical values ​​as for the previous version of iOS.

The above video is quite long, but it is mainly useful for all those who are hesitant to update. If you have an older iPhone (SE, 6S, 7) and want to see how the new version of iOS behaves in practice, the video will answer similar questions. Even on the oldest supported iPhone (SE), iOS 13.4 is still very smooth, so users don't have to worry about anything. However, if you don't want to update, you don't have to (yet).

Gallery

iOS 13 1

iOS 13 2

iOS 13 3

iOS 13 5

iOS 13 11

iOS 13 10

iOS 13 9

iOS 13 8

iOS 13 7

iOS 13 6