Its just amazing how fluid and easy it is to use in iOS 7. I always hated how my purchased app screen was choppy. That is totally gone in iOS 7.
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Why? 100 threads about icons are ok though? Its a legitimate subject about a great improvement.Not sure why this needed it's own thread...
Could've posted this in the sticky at the top of the forum.
Why? 100 threads about icons are ok though?
What else are we going to talk about if not changes, improvements and deteriorations in iOS 7? If we followed your advice, every single thread in this forum would go into the "all the little things" thread.Who said they were ok? This subforum is poorly moderated so those threads will remain until that's improved.
It's a legitimate topic, but doesn't need it's own thread. The "iOS 7: All The Little Things!" thread is perfect for little things like "the App Store is much faster! Finally" or things like that. There's not much to discuss about it other than "Yeah, I agree!".
Why do we need the "All The Little Things Thread" then? The App Store being faster is not a huge feature, it's a little thing you'd expect from a major OS update. They aren't going to make it slower...What else are we going to talk about if not changes, improvements and deteriorations in iOS 7? If we followed your advice, every single thread in this forum would go into the "all the little things" thread.![]()
That AppStore Genius thing never worked. Why would I want to download some strange Chinese twitter app just because I downloaded Tweetbot a few days ago?Looks pretty nice.
So they replaced Genius with near me? Ugh.
Thank goodness Apple finally realized. But Near Me is yet another useless feature I do not want. I don't care what other people are downloading. So I really, really hope I can leave it disabled just like I did with that stupid Genius feature. That'll run down your battery.That AppStore Genius thing never worked. Why would I want to download some strange Chinese twitter app just because I downloaded Tweetbot a few days ago?
I think "Near Me" is going to be much more useful and coherent.
Umm really?Looks exactly the same as ios6
Ah, that's not the final iOS 6 AppStore though. In those screenshots, Apple hasn't ruined the search results view yet.Umm really?
Not sure why this needed it's own thread...
Could've posted this in the sticky at the top of the forum.
I'm sorry, but I must disagree with you both.Why? 100 threads about icons are ok though? Its a legitimate subject about a great improvement.
As much as I really enjoy that thread, it's approaching 2000 posts. Unwieldy is a bit of an understatement. Just about everything that can be talked about now are "little things", because the big things have already been announced by Apple. Without being overly facetious, what is the point of this subforum if everything can be lumped into one thread?Who said they were ok? This subforum is poorly moderated so those threads will remain until that's improved.
It's a legitimate topic, but doesn't need it's own thread. The "iOS 7: All The Little Things!" thread is perfect for little things like "the App Store is much faster! Finally" or things like that. There's not much to discuss about it other than "Yeah, I agree!".
What we don't need is more complaining. Whatever the complaining its getting old.Who said they were ok? This subforum is poorly moderated so those threads will remain until that's improved.
It's a legitimate topic, but doesn't need it's own thread. The "iOS 7: All The Little Things!" thread is perfect for little things like "the App Store is much faster! Finally" or things like that. There's not much to discuss about it other than "Yeah, I agree!".
Clearly it has iOS 7's UI as well...so that's a pretty big difference as to how it looks/feels (and in some way how you interact with it).Ah, that's not the final iOS 6 AppStore though. In those screenshots, Apple hasn't ruined the search results view yet.
The only difference in appearance between the iOS 6 and 7 AppStores is that the "Top Charts" are now arranged vertically, rather than in that thumb-exhausting sideways scrollview.
And yet that is exactly what they did in iOS 6.Why do we need the "All The Little Things Thread" then? The App Store being faster is not a huge feature, it's a little thing you'd expect from a major OS update. They aren't going to make it slower...