It's just a number, it could be wrong in one direction or another. You get a better idea if you measure the time between charging it and till the battery dies.
Originally Posted by davybhoy: “They make profit and I save $91 so win win”
Or you could just of waited until September and pay nothing for the full release, so win win win
Also if they do what they have done in the last and suspend those developer accounts along with all the UDIDs attached to them then I bet you won't be saying win win then
Originally Posted by asyousay: “Is there any way to get this for free without waiting months ?”
You can if you know someone with a developer account that can add your UDID to Apples developer database.
If I were you I'd wait until its ready to be released as its only a Beta and is slightly buggy. There is a reason its only meant to be available to developers first.
Originally Posted by -GONZO-: “You can if you know someone with a developer account that can add your UDID to Apples developer database.
If I were you I'd wait until its ready to be released as its only a Beta and is slightly buggy. There is a reason its only meant to be available to developers first.”
Originally Posted by JasonWatkins: “Hhmmm .. beta 2 doesn't want to sync .. restored the backups without a problem, but it didn't start syncing the music back on to the phone.
knowing me, i'm missing something obvious
#edit ..
durrr .. i am ..syncing now .. ”
If you'd have selected update instead of restore then you wouldn't of needed to sync backups and music.
Originally Posted by Roush: “You can't go from iOS 6 to iOS 7 beta via OTA update. It has to be done via a restore install.”
Not via OTA, you select the Update option while connected to iTunes. Hold the Shift key, click Update, select file and voila.
I know its so as I didn't it myself.
Originally Posted by -GONZO-: “Not via OTA, you select the Update option while connected to iTunes. Hold the Shift key, click Update, select file and voila.
I know its so as I didn't it myself.”
did you restore your phone to a 'clean' version of 6.1.3 first though?
that's the procedure i followed as i understood that you had to update 7 on top of a clean 6.1.3 ..
Originally Posted by -GONZO-: “You only needed to do that if you was running a jailbreak.
I didn't need to as I was already on the latest version of iOS6.”
Thanks for that. I'm going to flash back to 6.1.3 and restore the backup I took before I started all this and then just do an update. Should solve the problem I suspect.
All done at last. It had to re-sync all the music for whatever reason - again - but then I just let it get on with it.
had a quick play with it and while i still don't think it's 100% buttery smooth, it's a big improvement on B1 and looks good. Can finally go out now .. heh
Originally Posted by JasonWatkins: “All done at last. It had to re-sync all the music for whatever reason - again - but then I just let it get on with it.
had a quick play with it and while i still don't think it's 100% buttery smooth, it's a big improvement on B1 and looks good. Can finally go out now .. heh ”
Music doesn't get stored in the backup other than any purchases from iTunes. I gather you didn't sync them back when you restored back to iOS6?
At least your up and running now.
Restored back to 6.1.3 but now certain apps won't open and keeps freezing up.
the messaging in ios 7 looked dreadful, all white keyboard and neon green highlighting..ugly
Originally Posted by Microkorg: “Restored back to 6.1.3 but now certain apps won't open and keeps freezing up.
the messaging in ios 7 looked dreadful, all white keyboard and neon green highlighting..ugly”
I mentioned in another thread, I'm really concerned about some of the screenshots that I've seen. Music and Messahing are two particular examples.
Why does the keyboard take up more than half of the vertical screen space on a 4/4S? Why is the text at the top so large that nowhere near as much information fits on the screen as before? These all seem like very odd decisions.