İOS 26 beta battery %1

Do you observe this issue on a real iPhone running iOS 26 beta? On simulators running iOS 26 beta or iPadOS 26 beta (under Xcode 26 beta 1-3), I observe the two following issues: When the first segment is selected and I select interactively a segment other than the first segment, the newly selected segment is hidden behind an opaque selection marker. This resembles the issue discussed in another thread numbered 789898. When another segment than the first is selected and I select interactively another segment than the first, the first segment is selected instead. This corresponds to the OPs observation in this thread numbered 791988). On a real device, however, the segmented control works as expected. I have tested this with the same code on an iPad Air 13 M2 running iPadOS 26 beta 3 (and with the previous betas). The segmented control also works correctly even on simulators when I sele

Do you observe this issue on a real iPhone running iOS 26 beta? On simulators running iOS 26 beta or iPadOS 26 beta (under Xcode 26 beta 1-3), I observe the two following issues: When the first segment is selected and I select interactively a segment other than the first segment, the newly selected segment is hidden behind an opaque selection marker. This resembles the OPs observation in this thread numbered 789898. When another segment than the first is selected and I select interactively another segment than the first, the first segment is selected instead. This corresponds to an issue reported in another thread numbered 791988. On a real device, however, the segmented control works as expected. I have tested this with the same code on an iPad Air 13 M2 running iPadOS 26 beta 3 (and with the previous betas). The segmented control also works correctly even on simulators when I select

When I'm testing things alot on my phone the battery does drain faster. However, when I'm using my phone the way I was using it before installing iOS 12 beta, the battery life seems comparable. I'm running on an iPhone X so my battery is relatively new.What iOS device(s) are you running? Also, remember that one of the changes is a quicker ramp up to full processing power instead of the gradual ramp-up that was used before iOS 12 beta. If you are switching between apps and doing other things that will be pushing the power needs then you may see a faster battery drain.

I have been running iOS 9 beta 1 on an iPhone 5, iPad 4, and an iPad Air for about a week. Now as far as the iPad's go battery life has been pretty stable, however the iPhone 5 has been showing a lot of the issues reported here, but this morning was the kicker.I woke up the morning to find the screen was starting to warp on the left side because the battery (probably) had become bloated. Now it is most likely a coincidence that my 27 month old iPhone 5 battery decides to do this a week after installing iOS 9, but it has happened and I do look after the phone.That said I am left wondering if I should/shouldn't install iOS 9 beta 1 onto the iPhone 6 I bought this morning. Either way the one thing I have always noted with any iOS update, is that often when the battery behaviour become erratic, Apple has changed something and the best way to get it to behave again has usually been to flatten the battery

Safari developers aren't Apple developers. You need to enroll to apple developer program and pay the quote.But, if you aren't an iOS developer, you should NOT install a beta version on a non-testing terminal.I've known all betas since iOS 4. I know what I'm talking about. Things like no battery (1-2 hours of battery life), no iTunes app, or Phone app not working, all these things can happen on a beta. And, also, is not a warning for a beta 1. For example, my problem with iTunes app happens with at least 3 beta versions, if I remember correctly, beta 4, 5 and 6 of the same iOS.

I believe the beta servers two (2) functions:1. To test one's applications against the new software.2. To help Apple with the development of the beta software.Apple has made a bug reporter for a reason. If they were so intent on a beta being used only to test one's apps, they would not ask for feedback / reports regarding the software. Also, this is more than a battery life issue...it's an actual battery drain that is more excessive than in the past. I've used several iOS beta 1s and I've almost never felt the need to downgrade because of such poor battery life which caused me to recharge more than once per day.I think we can all agree that betas will have slight battery issues, but it's something worth talking about when it's drain which doesn't even allow you to get past half a day in most cases.