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Apple Releases iOS 10.1 With New Portrait Mode for iPhone 7 Plus [Updated]
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Another obscure but important feature for some: USB Ethernet support is now "official" in iOS and has an interface in settings. (It won't appear unless you have a lightning to USB adapter with a compatible USB to Ethernet adapter plugged in). It's been a working part of iOS for a while, but you were never able to view the device, set a static IP address, etc like you can with wifi.
Agreed—because this software update should have added a second camera and an extra GB of RAM to older models.
It's not an intended behavior, its a technical limitation. That hiccup is a transition from animation #1(first click/app minimize) to animation #2(second click/task switcher laying out cards). While quick double clicking, between these two animations, you just have a gap of few milliseconds. In that milliseconds time span, there is no way to create a smooth transition, other than delaying the start of animation #1 to recognize the second click and skip animation #1. This can be done over accessibility settings, by setting the home button click to slow. Well they could tweak the timing of the default setting, but I think this would be by far more disturbing.
One is not mentioned : Facebook username or ID number on IPhones Contact app does not link with Facebook app since iOS 10. Now, it opens up in Safari, which is annoying.
You're welcome, its a workaround to make the new speedy non-moving iP7 home button slow as the iP6 home button.
With the older physical moving home button of 6 or 6s devices, users simply couldn't double click fast like with an iPhone7. Thats the reason why it doesn't happen on a <iP7 device.
so true, making it as slow as the previous gen
though what baffles me, is that the limitation is not constant. it happens at non periodical intervals
I think this is because you're switching apps very fast, could be because of busy resources during the sleep, freeze, waking up and resuming of the app. If you let the App rest on screen for few secs, you won't get that "hit & miss" behavior. Btw. happens with "Default", too. It's definitely a busy resources thing.
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Except for the rare screen glitch requiring either unplugging and replugging the cable or in the worst case turning the car off and on it works well on my 2016 Accord. Worked on my 6s Plus under iOS 9 and still does with my 7 Plus under iOS 10.
- I see. I haven't noticed a consistent difference between apps. But the "hop" and error in background blur varies in intensity.
It's like the phone is doing the exiting from an app animation before it realises you're really trying to enter multitasking.
If they are now gonna warn about this:
They also should warn before buying not optimized apps....just saying...to be fair with the customer, even remove them from the store.
This feels very un-apple like to me. The user of iOS shouldn't have to worry about things like this, especially when they can't do anything about it, other than not use these perhaps purchased apps.
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Well these are older apps. If you saw my earlier reply to this message I referenced an article from 1/2015 whereby Apple asks developers to update their apps. Also they did not allow any new ones be approved. So this falls back to the developers to get their apps updated for new OS not really Apple. Any older apps that were not updated to work correctly with a new iOS is on the developers unfortunately and the consumer is caught in the middle.
