Why do you advise everyone to wait for the official version of iOS 15.6? There are four reasons

Ever since Hongmeng 3.0 and Android 13 are about to be officially released, Apple's iOS system has become a little restless. iOS16 has been tested many times to provide a better user experience for Apple fans.

However, according to the development pace of Apple iPhone, it is estimated that iOS16 will not be officially released until September. At this time, the official version of iOS15.6 will be put on the agenda.

Just because after iOS16, there will be a lot of products that will not be able to upgrade to this new version, so for Apple fans, the official version of iOS15.6 becomes very important.

Therefore, I still advise everyone to wait for the official version of iOS15.6 to use it. The specific reasons can be divided into four points, which can be said to be very real.

First of all, iOS15.6 RC2 is already here.

It is reported that iOS15.6 RC2 version brings many fixes, such as a fix for the problem that Settings may show that the device storage is full even if it is not full; a fix for the problem that the tab in Safari may return to the previous page.

At the same time, Apple TV now supports restarting live sports games that are already in progress, as well as pausing, replaying or fast-forwarding, and fixes an issue that may cause Braille devices to slow down or stop responding when reading emails.

It is important to understand that generally there will only be one RC version, so when the RC2 version comes out, it means that the official has made another in-depth repair.

The second point is that after the release of iOS15.6 RC2 version, it has become more stable.

After updating to this new version, an Apple fan said that the product itself has very deep bass and better battery life. It feels just like when he first bought it, which is very powerful.

In addition, users who use iPhone 13 Pro said that the heat generated by the product itself has been reduced a lot, and the smoothness of the high refresh rate screen also feels stronger. Although there is metaphysics, it is indeed the case.

In addition, the problem of full storage space has been solved before, so the user experience will naturally not be bad for Apple fans.

Then the third point is that old models cannot be upgraded to iOS16, so this version is very suitable for retirement.

Although the official version of iOS15.6 has not yet been released, after repeated updates and fixes, there are no problems in daily use. Not only can users of iPhone 7 series and below use it for retirement, but new phones can also use it.

Because the current iOS16 has not brought any particularly obvious highlights, and many functions require a new phone to experience, so for users who don’t want to tinker, this version will still be much more attractive.

Of course, if you are a user of the iPhone 13 series, it is still recommended that you continue to tinker with it.

Finally, the fourth point is that the signal of iOS15.6 RC2 version has become better.

Since the author has experienced both iOS15.6 RC1 and RC2 versions, it can be said that in the RC1 version, the wireless network would be disconnected from time to time, or even directly disconnected from the network, and the user experience was really bad.

However, after the new version solves this problem, the experience will naturally be better, but the mobile phone signal is still not high. There is no way to solve this problem. The baseband problem cannot be solved by updating.

It is estimated that the signal problem can only be truly solved when the baseband problem of the iPhone is completely solved.

In other words, the current iOS15.6 version has brought a lot of beta versions, and it has become very stable overall without any flaws. Moreover, the heat generation and battery life are also very good.

Although judging from the descriptions released by Apple, these updates do not add any new features, they are mainly to fix bugs and increase the stability of some functions.

But for users who don't like to fuss, this situation is exactly suitable.

All in all, I originally thought that Apple's iOS system currently launched so many versions because of "updating version numbers", but in fact there are indeed many fixes.

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