Plus de bogues avec le système iOS 8 que iOS 7, démontre une étude
Plus de bogues avec iOS 8 que iOS 7
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TOKYO, JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 19: A member of the press compares the new iPhone models at the launch of the new Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus at the Apple Omotesando store on September 19, 2014 in Tokyo, Japan. On September 19, Apple's new products, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, with iOS 8 featuring 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch displays, have become available in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Puerto Rico, Singapore and the UK, and will be available in more than 20 additional countries beginning on September 26. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
Non, ce n'est pas vous. C'est la faute de iOS 8.
Le nouveau système d'exploitation Apple présente 78% plus de «bogues» que le iOS précédant, selon une étude publiée cette semaine par Crittercism, une compagnie de gestion de performance. iOS 8 présente des problèmes 3,56% du temps, alors que iOS 7.1 s'en sort avec 2% de bogues.
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Vous verrez qu'il y a définitivement plus de soucis avec iOS 8 sur les anciens iPhone que les plus récents modèles. Les iPhone 6 et 6 Plus présentent 2,63% et 2,11% de bogues, respectivement, alors que le taux de bogue des iPhone 5S et de ses prédecesseurs est de 3,57%.
À noter qu'il ne faut jamais, au grand jamais, télécharger iOS 8 sur votre iPhone 4S. Tenez-vous en au bon vieux iOS 7.1.
Il arrive que les nouveaux systèmes doivent être mis à jour dans les premiers mois. iOS 8 vient à peine de faire son apparition que déjà, son correctif iOS 8.0.1 sera bientôt disponible pour les utilisateurs, corrigeant plusieurs bogues.
They\'re finally here. You can download and use third-party keyboards with the iPhone. While Apple has clearly perfected the on-screen keyboard you\'ll be able to choose from a range of alternatives including Swiftkey and Swype.
Instant Repy
Apple
Rather than having to open the app you\'ve had the notification from you can simply swipe down and deal with it through the Notifications bar.
Multi-tasking 2.0
Apple
The multi-tasking screen now shows a list of recent and favourite contacts at the top allowing you to perform quick actions like sending messages or making calls.
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Apple Keyboard 2.0
Apple
Apple has taken its already exemplary keyboard and thrown in some new features including auto-predict.
iCloud Drive
Apple
Apple is taking on Dropbox with its own in-Mac cloud drive that you can drag files to on Mac, iOS and Windows.
Health
Apple
This is a brand-new app that\'ll appear on your homescreen. It compiles all your health data from third-party apps and places it into one cohesive picture of your health. For some this will be a game-changer, for others it\'ll be another app to dump in a folder.
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Siri 2.0
Apple
Siri has been given a significant overhaul with Shazam integration as standard as well as the ability to purchase iTunes content.
Touch ID App Support
Apple
Third-party apps now have access to Touch ID so you can login, authenticate purchases and access your own data using the fingerprint sensor. Of course none of these apps will have access to your fingerprint data as even Apple doesn\'t.
Metal
Apple
You\'ll never seen Metal, only its effects. Metal is a new software update for developers that should massively change your iPhone\'s ability to power games. Your iPhone 5 and 5s will reap the most benefit with games looking much better and running much smoother.
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HomeKit
Apple
This is a slow burner but as you start buying smart home equipment you\'ll start noticing the difference. Apple has opened up iOS 8 to smart home tech including smart locks and smart garages so you can use iOS 8 to control your home.
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