iOS 15 is available now as an optional download for iPhone 6 and later models. Is it better to upgrade now or wait, though? Is iOS 15 stable? Here’s the need-to-know info on if iOS 14 is more stable than Apple’s new iOS 15 system software.
iPhone: Is iOS 15 stable or are there stability issues?
iOS 15 is stable at launch. The iOS 15 beta went smoothly and now the final public release doesn’t contain glaring stability issues for iPhone users.
Apple is better at testing its large system updates today than it has been in the past. Seemingly gone are the days where being an early adopter of iOS updates could kill iPhone performance. With the new iPhone 13 range launching in just a few days and running iOS 15 as standard, the California tech giant really had to hit the mark this time. Fortunately, iOS 15 is seemingly just as stable as the iOS 14 system software that most iPhone users are running right now.
Of course, it’s possible that some bugs will emerge as more iPhone fans get the update. In terms of general stability, speed, and accessibility the iOS 15 update delivers at this early stage. Chances are, any niggles that users unearth will be minor and Apple will look to address them quickly in the first iOS 15 patches. Since the new flagship devices (iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max) are running iOS 15 out of the box, Apple will want to avoid any embarrassing software problems.
Although there are some exciting new iOS 15 features, there’s also no harm in waiting to ensure its continuing stability. It’s a brand-new release, so anyone with concerns might want to wait a while just to be safe. That said, user reports and the experience of GameRevolution staff so far don’t indicate any major stability concerns.
Some iOS 15 adapters are encountering an “iPhone Storage Full” message, which is one potential side effect of the upgrade. Luckily, there’s a quick and easy fix.
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