Apple just released the second beta of iOS 13.4.5 and iPadOS 13.4.5, and now we get to see how the new iOS 13.4.5 beta 2 performs in a speed test.
In the video below, the new iOS 13.4.5 beta 2 is tested out on the iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, iPhone 7, iPhone 8, and iPhone XR.
Performance Insights
As we can see from this new video, there are no major speed improvements in this new beta of iOS 13.4.5, either in the boot-up times or with the range of apps. Some devices did boot up slightly faster than the current release, but the differences are minimal. This is not entirely unexpected, as beta versions are primarily focused on fixing bugs and improving stability rather than making significant performance enhancements.
However, it’s important to note that performance can vary depending on the specific device and its condition. For instance, older devices like the iPhone SE and iPhone 6S might not see as much of a performance boost compared to newer models like the iPhone XR. This is due to the hardware limitations of older devices, which can only be optimized to a certain extent.
What to Expect in the Final Release
As this is only the second beta of the software, this may change by the time the final version of iOS 13.4.5 is released. Apple often uses beta versions to gather feedback and make necessary adjustments before the official release. Therefore, we might see some performance improvements in the final version, especially if Apple identifies any significant issues during the beta testing phase.
We are expecting the final release of iOS 13.4.5 to happen sometime next month. This update is anticipated to include not just performance tweaks but also new features and enhancements. For example, previous updates have brought features like new Memoji stickers, iCloud Drive folder sharing, and updates to the Mail app. While the specifics of what iOS 13.4.5 will include are still under wraps, it’s reasonable to expect similar incremental improvements.
Additionally, iOS updates often come with security patches that address vulnerabilities and improve the overall security of the device. This is particularly important for users who are concerned about the safety of their personal data.
As soon as we get some details on the release date, we will let you guys know. In the meantime, if you’re interested in trying out the beta version, you can sign up for Apple’s Beta Software Program. This allows you to test the latest features and provide feedback directly to Apple, helping to shape the final release.
Source & Image Credit: iAppleBytes
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