Please tell me they got rid of the colon in military time! I want to see 1500 not 15:00.
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iOS 8, All The Little Things! [Features Discovered in iOS 8]
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Please tell me they got rid of the colon in military time! I want to see 1500 not 15:00.
iOS supports 24-hour time not military time per se, so having the colon there would be appropriate and consistent.
Why wouldn't they? It's consistent with 24-hour time representation.nope they kept the :
well because it was displayed incorrectly for all previous versions of iOS ... I thought they would have stayed consistant.
Meaning because they had the 0 issue then when they would fix it they would have broken the ':' display issue by removing it? Or you are saying it was somehow incorrect of them to display ':' to begin with?well because it was displayed incorrectly for all previous versions of iOS ... I thought they would have stayed consistant.
Yes hold down the finger on one attachment and press more select alle the attachments and press delete
Just tried it earlier with iPhone 5 that still has iOS 7 and it's not there. Are you sure you are talking about a list of trending searched that automatically is present on the search screen right when you go there vs perhaps a line of related searchers that appears at the top once you performed a search (which came around iOS 7.1)?
iOS 8, All The Little Things! [Features Discovered in iOS 8]
Definitely not a list of related apps. It was a random assorted ones. Based on popular apps.
Edit: found it. It's the 'Near Me' feature. Popular apps in your location. Trending in search just seems to be the same thing, essentially.
Definitely not a list of related apps. It was a random assorted ones. Based on popular apps.
Edit: found it. It's the 'Near Me' feature. Popular apps in your location. Trending in search just seems to be the same thing, essentially.
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I see. This seems to be related in a sense, but somewhat different as it appears on the search tab rather than the near me or explore tab, and seems to have a general list of trending searches not based on location (or at least it works without any location information as I specifically have it off for Apple Store and related services).
Not sure if this has been brought up before (don't recall coming across it), nor if this is by design or perhaps a bug of some sort, but when you are on the Updates tab/screen in the App Store app you used to be able to tap on the icon of the app for which there's an update and that would take you to the details page of that app, which doesn't seem to happen anymore.
It seems like some sort of activity is still being generated when you tap there as I see a data spinner for a brief moment every time I tap on one of the app icons, but nothing actually happens.
It seems like some sort of activity is still being generated when you tap there as I see a data spinner for a brief moment every time I tap on one of the app icons, but nothing actually happens.
Hmm everywhere in the world where the 24h format is used (by civilians), a colon is used to separate hours from minutes.
I work in the medical sector and have never seen a colon. I guess because it's military time and that's not exactly the same as 24h time. It looks wrong to me. I work night shift sometimes and if I wake up and my phone says 8:00 I sometimes question if it's 8am or 8pm. If it says 0800 I know it's 8am vs 2000. In the AM times the colon throws me off.
Civilians using 24hr time definitely use a separator. This applies to most of the civilised world.
Is there a list somewhere that tells which features are compatible with which device? I've looked and I'm not seeing anything. Thanks!