iOS 13.5 GM and iPadOS 13.5 GM watchOS 6.2.5 GM, tvOS 13.5 GM

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I guess we aren’t too far off from iOS 13.5 getting out to the general public. Woohoo

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One or two weeks maybe

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Amongst the others, it has “corona” API to see, which people you met (based on bluetooth). Seems little bit too late for me. Im not saying that anybody needs it, nor its a good idea. Imagine all the data and complexity of that diagram. With every person you met, graph complexity raises exponencially. Nothing useful.
And I think your title is not correct, it should be tvOS GM 13.4.5,

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Myst wrote:

I guess we aren’t too far off from iOS 13.5 getting out to the general public

GM means It is public .

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Ok. I thought GM meant it went to developers first then would be released to general public. I’ve checked for updates and not seeing iOS 13.5.

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On the BGR website, posted May 18 –
“Apple’s iOS 13.5 GM is now available for developers, alongside iPadOS 13.5 GM. We can expect the public release of the update to follow in the coming days.”

I never participate in Beta. Looking forward to the new iOS.

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doriel wrote:

it should be tvOS GM 13.4.5,

You are right.

 

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watchOS 5.3.7 for iOS 12 released.

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Just like download Windows ISO files for safe keeping I also download the latest iOS, iPadOS .ipsw files. Files are being downloaded from here

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I have a problem with watchOS 6.2.5. Wake screen on wrist raise and crown up are very inconsistent since I updated about 12 hours ago. It works normally for awhile and then I get confronted with a black screen on wrist raise and crown up and NOTHING I do works. In fact this evening, I was doing floor exercises (leg scissors) and I raised my left hand and turned my wrist toward me and I continued to see a black screen. I lowered my wrist and then raised it again, etc and still a black screen. Finally, I tapped the screen…still black…I tapped harder (but not that hard) while raising my hand, etc. and that made the watch think I had fallen! It beeped very softly (another problem with this latest update is the sound is low and cannot be adjusted upward…I haven’t taken a phone call on it yet since the update but I bet I won’t be able to hear the caller) and then it started to call 911 about my “fall” before I caught it and aborted the call. Ugh.

Plus, I too, like as reported all over the net, don’t have the new Pride faces.

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Myst wrote:

On the BGR website, posted May 18 –
“Apple’s iOS 13.5 GM is now available for developers, alongside iPadOS 13.5 GM. We can expect the public release of the update to follow in the coming days.”

I never participate in Beta. Looking forward to the new iOS.

Have you tried to check ‘software updates’

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I did earlier this morning and nothing as I noted in my post above. Just checked now and it came through this afternoon. Saw your new topic on its release, thanks Alex

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Mele20 wrote:

Wake screen on wrist raise and crown up are very inconsistent since I updated about 12 hours ago. It works normally for awhile and then I get confronted with a black screen on wrist raise and crown up and NOTHING I…….Plus, I too, like as reported all over the net, don’t have the new Pride faces.

Wake screen works for me every time. Try full restart.

I do have the Pride faces in Face Gallery (running iOS 13.5)

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[Mele20]

I am updating now to iOS 13.5 on my iPhone. (It was not available when I wrote the above post). It always seems to take a long time to prepare the update).

I will try a full restart on the watch after I get iPhone updated. About an hour ago while I was eating, the watch suddenly said it had detected what it thought was a hard fall and wanted to call 911! I was sitting down at the table eating so I don’t know where it got the idea I had probably fallen. This is the SECOND time it has detecting a non existent fall since I updated it. The only thing I did was put down my fork and I then adjusted the paperback book (very thick one) I was reading by bending it open more. How that innocuous activity could trick the watch into thinking I had taken a hard fall is beyond me!

I figured out exactly WHEN the watch is unresponsive on wrist raise. Very strange, but if I, for whatever reason, have my hand fairly near the ground or floor (like I am sitting on a stool bent over tying shoelaces or laying on the floor doing exercises) the wake screen is unresponsive since the update. I have to raise my hand to about 2 feet or higher from the floor for the wake screen to work. That’s weird.

My iPhone just finished updating to 13.5. I do NOT have any new Pride watch faces. I will be turning the phone off soon when i go to bed. Maybe tomorrow when I start it I will be able to see the new Pride faces…there is one I really like.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Mele20.

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Ahh…I found the new Pride faces. Duh….I didn’t scroll down far enough to see them earlier. I love the gradient one…but I guess I can’t add a complication like heart rate? Heart rate is built into my other watch faces. I don’t want a watch face without heart rate.

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Mele20 wrote:

It always seems to take a long time to prepare the update).

Preparing depends on how much data you have as the step copies everything to a backup file before applying the new updates.

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