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Apple Launches Public Betas of iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan
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Im running off of an external SSD, so I'm going to dl to my main hard drive and still have both worlds.
Main reason I went with this beta was to keep track of the Photos app. They still haven't fixed one of my main issues with it, the inability for the user to control the sorting order for anything other than the date the images were entered into Photos, but there's a glimmer that this will be fixed at some point. The sort option heretofore was under the View menu, a greyed-out "Keep sorted by oldest date added". Now there's a "Sort" selection under View. Granted, it just has one entry, a greyed-out "Keep ...", but I am hoping this means that eventually this will provide a range of sort options. Which, I must add, it should have ***-well had in version 1! I can understand not having bleeding-edge options available right away, but allowing the user to select the sorting order is pretty basic, doncha think?
Anyone notice the screen down shift? Every time I open an app or close one or go to home screen, there is a gap above the height of the top status bar. So it looks like the status bar is double in height and the bottom half is just empty space
Just make a new photo album and add the photos in the order you want them to be in.
Sorry, I should've been more clear. I am running the public beta on an iPod Touch 5g. When I go to the same setting, it's not there. Bummer!
iOS 9 Issue- Need Help
Ok, so I downloaded iOS 9 on my iPad Air and here's what happened:
I went to log into the feedback app, but it said that my current time was incorrect and to fix it in settings. When I went to settings > date and time, I saw that "set automatically" was on, but showing the time 4:48 PM, instead of the correct 3:20 PM (Cupertino time zone). I changed the hour and minutes manually and even restarted my iPad but the feedback app still said the time was wrong. Now, if I turn off set automatically and turn it back on, it always says 4:48 PM.
Also, if I choose a new city (search the time zone) the hour slot changes but the minutes still read :48 to start!! Is anyone else having this problem? What should I do?
I know this is complicated, thanks a lot for helping me out!
Ok, so I downloaded iOS 9 on my iPad Air and here's what happened:
I went to log into the feedback app, but it said that my current time was incorrect and to fix it in settings. When I went to settings > date and time, I saw that "set automatically" was on, but showing the time 4:48 PM, instead of the correct 3:20 PM (Cupertino time zone). I changed the hour and minutes manually and even restarted my iPad but the feedback app still said the time was wrong. Now, if I turn off set automatically and turn it back on, it always says 4:48 PM.
Also, if I choose a new city (search the time zone) the hour slot changes but the minutes still read :48 to start!! Is anyone else having this problem? What should I do?
I know this is complicated, thanks a lot for helping me out!
I have five iPhoto libraries, three of which have over 2000 photos. I went to a lot of effort to have the pictures, most of them scanned, in the correct date-taken order. That's the order I want them sorted in, not the date loaded into Photos (or iPhoto, for that matter). I don't really want to have to manually load these into new albums in the order I want, another long, drawn-out, manual process. I see this as a really basic capability, and it astounds me that after all this time Photos still can't do it.
