They've never really used placeholders in the past. Generic icons, but not that crummy of placeholders.
how do you know?
They've never really used placeholders in the past. Generic icons, but not that crummy of placeholders.
This is it?
They could just as well call it iOS 7.2
I'm sceptical around the TextEdit app over anything else. Why would Apple put the 'quick and filthy' file editor tool into iOS? You can't see the filesystem, and I use TextEdit on my Mac solely to modify the .hosts file - why would it be on iOS?
I'm sceptical around the TextEdit app over anything else. Why would Apple put the 'quick and filthy' file editor tool into iOS? You can't see the filesystem, and I use TextEdit on my Mac solely to modify the .hosts file - why would it be on iOS?
Notes is there for the quick noting of 'stuff', and Pages does the whole lot. It's a middle-man product.
Plus, you'll find the word Previews is ever so slightly off centre to the icon
EDIT: same for Healthbook
Health book will surely be a big hit. Just imagine how many people will use it everyday
Health book will surely be a big hit. Just imagine how many people will use it everyday
I see your point there, but I don't see why you would need to 'micro-manage' app permissions, that's bad UX - and makes it very Androidy. It would be good if we could use it as a "USB mass storage device" and drop files on and off it, either through iCloud, USB or AirDrop, preview could be used to view this little repo, and open the correct app? If it was to work, it needs to be the Apple 'just works' idea, micro-managing isn't any good nowadays.The details are a little janky, but if theres any truth to the preview and textedit-ish tools shown, that a suggestion of a potentially unified repository of some sort. Not an exposed FS, but exposing a public storage location that you could grant perms to each app (not unlike photos). A few API methods for meta-data tags (that sync across your devices including OSX), and thats a big step in the right direction to making iOS bridge more of the post-PC gap
Clearly they are placeholder icons. Grow up already.