Apple tonight has released iOS 8.1.1 beta for developers, available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. A new version of Apple TV Software beta was also released as well:
According to the release notes, this release includes “bug fixes, increased stability and performance improvements for iPad 2 and iPhone 4s.” So for those older iOS device users, this upcoming version of iOS 8 could help the operation system run better on your device. Despite the note for helping older devices, current users of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus continue to be plagued with bugs related to Wi-Fi networking, copy and paste and also iCloud issues.
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Gary, just an FYI… The game “A Dark Room” is currently free in the App Store. It’s a text based game, but extremely addictive. This doesn’t have anything to do with the above article, but just bought I’d mention it.
The iOS 8 playlist has a major bug with the “Edit” button grayed out in folders and the “Done” button not available to press after editing playlists where the edit button is available. I’m not sure how Apple let this bug go unfixed for the last few updates.
The edit button is only unavailable with smart playlists (this is because you’re supposed to set smart playlist logic via iTunes).
Why no talks about the iOS 8 jailbreak?
I’ve been wondering about this too
Because it’s buggy and not worth it right now.