Because of my job, I have no objection to taking a one for the team and installing the iOS’s beta version for my iPhone 15 Pro Max and Android. Yes, the latter should collect dust in a drawer, but Google extended Android Support to add Android 16 and Android 17. Yesterday, I installed Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1, the first son release for the September Pixel feature drop. On the other hand, with the release of the stable iOS 18.5, I took myself off the bet track for the iPhone for a moment, and I look forward to June 9, which is the opening day for the WWDC 2025, which begins at the end of the 10pm PDT, which is at the end of 10 MPT. Generally, the first beta release for the new iOS Blood is Bugs and most affect the battery life. Before you decide to install iOS 19 Son 1 (coming in 19 days), before you draw the trigger to install.
Now that the majority of iPhone users are closed iOS 18.4 The son releases, you really wish you couldn’t have. The reason for this is that a bug in the steady iOS 18.5 The release screen is preventing the touch input from responding in time. For example, my IPhone 15 Pro MaxOn some sites that tap “X” in the left or right corner to exit an app are not entering with the phone. On YouTube, another IPhone 15 Pro Max The user writes that he has not seen any changes in battery life iOS 18.5. “However, I have seen that sometimes the screen responds to the touch and it is in any app.”
Other complaining that their iPhones are getting hot iOS 18.5 Install. Some say that since installing the update, they have not seen any change in battery life on their iPhones. Others say they are now seeing a better battery life. And yes, there are many people who say their battery life has been damaged with refreshing iOS 18.5. Other issues report such as eliminating icons and rear performance.
All this bugs, especially the same that prevents the reaction from touching the screen, can cause Apple to release iOS 18.5.1 Update. It is hoped that this update will include a patch to eliminate the aforementioned insects.
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