What is the blue circled i next to my wifi signal strength?
In OS7 (and many other things) "i" stands for "information". Pretty obvious I would have thought.![]()
I agree, if threadstarter would have touched the icon, he would have had his answer.
In OS7 (and many other things) "i" stands for "information". Pretty obvious I would have thought.![]()
I'd say timid. Experiment and try things out. If you're worried that something catastrophic will happen then back up your device first.Am I Crazy
I'd say timid. Experiment and try things out. If you're worried that something catastrophic will happen then back up your device first.
The icon may have been a self-destruct button. It's always best to check before pressing things.
Other than the reset all content and settings, I can't think of another button on an iDevice which would do such a thing.
That's the trouble when you have a design that barely distinguishes interactive elements from non-interactive elements.
But if he/she had touched the icon and found the answer, then how would he have had a chance to start a new thread???
But if he/she had touched the icon and found the answer, then how would he have had a chance to start a new thread???
I agree, if threadstarter would have touched the icon, he would have had his answer.
Actually if I didn't start the thread I wouldn't have had an opportunity to read, your smug, unneeded, sarcastic response. Cheers to you.
Just cause the original poster sees a symbol or icon does not necessarily mean you can touch it, and something will happen. Personally if I see an icon or symbol on ios7, my first instinct would not be to touch it. To me it would mean just to symbolize something.