Same issue here was wondering the same thing. Either it's a bug or they've completely done away with photo stream on iOS
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iOS 8 Beta 4 Tidbits: Tips App, Control Center Redesign, New Display Options
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Same issue here was wondering the same thing. Either it's a bug or they've completely done away with photo stream on iOS
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Tethering iPad (Cell data off)
This should work, but it does not. Oh well, i'm sure they will fix it sooner or later.
The only time I'm required to enter my hotspot password is if I reset my network settings to clear out any gremlins.
iOS 8 Beta 4 Tidbits: Tips App, Control Center Redesign, New Display Options
Not a mockup. It's real.
Also it looks nothing like a kids toy.
It's not a bug. You probably enabled iCloud photo library, which makes photos stream redundant. It turns your entire photo collection into a massive photo stream. Check the keynote or the apple site for iOS 8 out.
http://www.apple.com/ios/ios8/photos/
Not a mockup. It's real.
Also it looks nothing like a kids toy.
It's not a bug. You probably enabled iCloud photo library, which makes photos stream redundant. It turns your entire photo collection into a massive photo stream. Check the keynote or the apple site for iOS 8 out.
http://www.apple.com/ios/ios8/photos/
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No I didn't. I said the change was for the worse, just like most changes since the new UI was first revealed. Not a big deal AT ALL. I still love the general design, I just made an observation.
Now I don't understand why the handoff and settings isn't on the 4S. This is stupid considering it was available in Beta 3, and as a reminder, handoff requires Bluetooth 4.0 LE and Bluetooth LE only. 4S has this, and for those who think Wi-Fi Direct is part of this, the front page mentions the 4S not having this and not the iPad 3, which has the same Bluetooth Chip as the 4S and both don't have Wi-Fi Direct. I hope this is a mistake Apple made on itself but considering the 4S is the second oldest iOS Device to support iOS 8... I dunno maybe age but I hope that isn't the reason and it was a mistake
But then this isn't the first time Apple has done this anyway.
But then this isn't the first time Apple has done this anyway.
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Just saying i use the orientation lock frequently. please don't add features on expense of others.
Why would making it customizable where people could choose what works better for them make anything come at an expense to others? Seems like it would only be better as everyone could select what works for them.
LOL!!! Computers, Video games and Big Screen TVs are the #1 cause.
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I wonder if iOS 8 will have a slimmer footprint than previous versions. Anyone could comment about this?
Name one operating system from the beginning of computing to the present day in which all user-facing functionality is completely obvious without having to look something up.
Everybody is wrong, I suppose!
Ummm pretty much every smartphone platform does that or at the very least allows you to download app that can. That's standard bare minimum customization. Take the blinders off yo.
No blinders. But also customization being allowed, right? Now the question is degree of customization. Sure, there's certainly a difference there. But to laugh off implying that there's no customization, that's also some blinders there or just unnecessary hyperbole at the least.
I just consider what you call customization regular smartphone features. Customization in my mind is more changing layout and look of the OS. I think we just have different definitions of customization on a smart phone.
Sounds like we do. Customization being able to change various settings to personal taste goes way beyond the color or simply how something comes off visually.
Or . . .
iOS7 design concept: "People know how to use a smart phone, let's get rid of all these useless visual cues that are cluttering up the UI"
iOS8 design concept: "However, there might still be some people that do not know how to interact with the UI. Let's provide weekly Tips to help them out"
Nope I did not? I can see all my photos still go to my iMac in iPhoto but when I remove photos from iPhoto on my iMac they don't go away on the iPhone as they used to?