Just a couple of hours after the release of iOS 12 Beta 7, Apple has pulled it over performance issues. It seems that many users who installed it as soon as they left have complained about slow application problems and that has motivated the company to withdraw it for review.
Apparently the problems only occur to those who have updated via OTA, that is, from the device itself using a developer profile. That is why the version is still available in the developer center but does not appear in the Software Updates within the System Settings.
After the release of the update a week after the previous Beta, many users have complained of problems when launching applications, excessive slowness and even crashes that prevented passing beyond the terminal's lock screen. These complaints would have been the reason that Apple withdraws, for now, this latest Beta of iOS 12. These problems only occur with the OTA update, so if you want to install it you will have to download the IPSW from the development center and installed through iTunes.
If you have installed the Beta you should not panic either, since according to those who have suffered these failures, the terminal is gradually recovering normality and everything works as it should after a while since the update. Apple should release a new Beta 7 that does not have this problem shortly. Meanwhile we can only wait.
Good morning, Luis. I see that you are a pro maquero. Me too, but poor lately, so I have to do pirouettes to get where I want to. I suffer from an Android that in December I will finish paying and even then I can consider the luxury of having an iphohe again. My operator recommends a 7. And my question is, to you as an expert, is it worth getting a 7 or an 8 now, or is it preferable to try to stretch the thing and get directly into a Ten? Thanks a lot.
I would only get the 7 if they almost gave it to me. The 8 or X once the new ones come out would be great options because they will lower their price. You can also wait and see Actualidad iPhone they renew the SE.