The first beta of iOS 12 was released almost three months ago. Since then, the company has been releasing new beta builds for the forthcoming upgrade in order to make it more stable. The final build of the operating system is expected to arrive sometime in September, so it's almost on the verge of being announced. Now, a new speed test has been conducted by iAppleBytes on older iPhone models running iOS 12 beta 1 against iOS 12 beta 8. So let's dive in to see how does iOS 12's performance stacks up against its first and latest beta.
iOS 12 Performance Compared From Beta 1 To Beta 8 In Latest Speed Test
If you have been keeping note of the new beta updates, you would have noticed a jump in performance. Initially, iOS 12 showed noticeable improvement in terms of performance and since then, there have been seven more beta releases. So the question is to what extent iOS 12's performance has improved from beta 1 to beta 8 on the iPhone.
As can be seen in the video shared, iOS 12 beta 8 boots up almost 9 seconds faster on the iPhone 6s. In other cases, beta 8 shows fluid and smooth user experience which can be observed in the speed test. Overall performance is better on the latest beta compared to the first beta. This is all thanks to the reported bug fixes and performance enhancements that the company has added with every new beta release.
Moreover, the new iOS 12 beta builds have added front-facing additions as well. At this point, we can say that the performance will be further improved. As we have mentioned earlier, Apple will possibly release its final build sometime in September, so be sure to stick around for that as well. For more details, check out the video embedded above for more details. Also, check out how iOS 12 beta 8 stacks up against the current iOS 11.4.1 in a speed test comparison.
There will be more to the story, so be sure to stay tuned in for more details. This is all for now, folks. What are your thoughts on the iOS 12 performance improvements from beta 1 to beta 8 as demonstrated in the speed test? Let us know in the comments section below.
