I can't believe they still don't allow motion backgrounds or themes.
I love my iPhone but i really hope Apple throws some cool carrots to us. Every iPhone looks exactly the same. We are all individuals. Please let us change something more than just the background!
Your iPhone has pics of my kids on it?
MacVault said:I'm confused. Do you actually have a mycompany.com email address?
Ok, so, my company is too cheap (so far) to move from a POP3 server at a local ISP to a modern email system. So, I forward my company email account to a gmail account so that I benefit from the marvelous syncing features of IMAP. In the GMail web client, it allows me to "Send mail as..." another email address, such as me@mycompanydomain.com. This way the recipient has no clue (unless maybe they look at the headers) that I am sending from a gmail account, so it looks perfectly professional.
Currently I have to use the gmail web client on my iPhone / iPad to accomplish this. If I send from the built-in Mail app the recipient sees my gmail account address which I do not want them to see. I hope this new Mail app fixes this.
Have to say I don't understand the point of iMessages either but I am sure many people do - as BBM and WhatsApp are so popular.
Is it just because text messages cost money?
On 3 in the UK even the basic £15pm plan (sim only) includes 3,000 texts...
Steve Jobs said 2011 is the year of copycats. He meant what he said; he just didn't say who is copying who.
I just love how they announced all this stuff 4 months before it is actually avaliable.
Steve Jobs said 2011 is the year of copycats. He meant what he said; he just didn't say who is copying who.
This. More than anything else in iOS.I was also hoping for multiple signatures in Mail.
Steve Jobs said 2011 is the year of copycats. He meant what he said; he just didn't say who is copying who.
I can guarantee you that the two work in entirely different ways code-wise.
I also find it funny that some people can only seem to harp on the smaller news simply because it enables the "Lulz, copycats" type of posting.
For the record I think the whole "X copied Y" posting trend on this site is downright retarded. You know when someone actually copies? When the law gets involved. Otherwise, the same features accomplished by different methods in code IS NOT COPYING.
+1. No one sits there and says Microsoft's XBox copied Sony's Playstation.
Cool. Android has a choice of keyboards, but to my knowledge none with that split design.
Nope, Android has several split screen keyboard apps.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.beansoft.keyboardplus&feature=search_result
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http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...able-to-swiftkey-vip-users-multitouch-in-tow/
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+1. No one sits there and says Microsoft's XBox copied Sony's Playstation.
Nope, Android has several split screen keyboard apps.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.beansoft.keyboardplus&feature=search_result
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http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...able-to-swiftkey-vip-users-multitouch-in-tow/
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Year of the copycat indeed...
iMessenger - BBM or WhatsApp!
Notifications - Android notifications
Safari Reader - ReadItLater
I don't particularly mind that Apple is introducing these features, it just indicates that they're playing catch up by copying other OS' features. Yes, they'll be polished but... meh, I expect better than Apple. I'm on a 'droid at the moment, it was meant to be a stop-gap until the next iPhone. Now, I'm not so sure... why bother switching back when its just another smartphone, packaged with Apple's icons?
If you watch the iOS 5 video on Apple's site, it is clear that they have been working on the e-mail app.No improvements to the mundane Youtube app on iphone/ipad, and none on the email app, not good.
I bet Google are quaking in their boots right now![]()