Alexcmei
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However, if the developer of an App cannot make it work because there's a bug in the Apple iOS release, Apple will not stop the iOS release simply because an App does not work properly. Perhaps this is the case for DJI. As a long time developer, I've experienced the case where Operating Systems are released that break good, well designed, applications. the DJI GO application is, under 8.4.1, stable, reliable and predictable. I maintain that iOS 9.0.1 is still buggy and not supporting apps as well as it will, no doubt, soon.
Rushing to upgrade to an iOS release the day its out *risks* that not just the DJI app is unstable, but that other apps you depend on behave in ways we don't want. The DJI app takes advantage of and maximizes so many sophisticated features - WiFi, Video streaming, interactivity, picture in picture, data bases, internet communications, *all in real-time* - demands on an OS few apps make.
I'd submit, Apple might take advantage of the DJI GO app to test their OS before release!  |
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