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Apple Releases iOS 10.2 With New TV App, New Emoji, and More
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where is mac os sierra 10.12.2? everything else has been released.
I need uverse as a single sign on option WTF
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That probably will come later today around 4pm or tomorrow
Wow setting up the TV app on Apple TV is painful. When I launched it it only showed me one app and didn't say anything about opening other apps to sign in. I'd say maybe 30% of my apps supported single sign on. The rest made me go to a website and enter an activation code. And then there was one app that told me to go to a website and as I was doing that it logged me in via single sign on. Ugly experience.
Forgot to ask: why even bother saying it has new emojis? Why not just say something like "Bug fixes and other improvements" and then go into more explanation in release notes?
Did they seriously make the three new wallpapers exclusive to iPhone 7/7+?? Sheesh.
10.2 is on par with if not better than the best iOS9 build. For those still on iOS9, unless you are using an old device, or are jailbroken, update.
Hmm...so when I logged in to all these apps on my Apple TV the Watch Now feature now works on my iPad Pro.
I did and the ONLY things I want are the endless Bluetooth issues and the camera issues to be fixed. I really really really couldn't care less about an emoji standard! And I don't get the TV app or single sign in here in the UK so that's pointless too.
They should fix bugs first, then offer new features.
Why not just use the Netflix app? This post makes no since. sorry.
no. same build as beta 7
I know right because if they added other fixes and stuff the price to update would be would be triple what it is now. and no one would purchase the update. Wait..........
Dish Network and DirecTV would be considered "big ones" no?
They seem to be doing both.
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They point out something that's new. Does it really matter one way or another?
This update didn't fix the lag switching between apps (having to sometimes press twice to launch an app) or the lag that happens when launching the calculator app (having to press a number twice when starting a calculation just after the app opens).
It's interesting, those who like or use emojis (either a lot or sometimes) don't really talk much about them, but those who seem to not care about them or actually have something against them sure seem to talk about them a lot.
My family uses Hulu and Netflix. The TV app is supposed to give you a single interface for shows/movies you are watching so you can continue them without going into the apps themselves. If Netflix isn't included, it doesn't do much good for me. Does that make sense?
That's certainly true, as it has always been and continue to be for basically any software, and especially more complex things like OSs.
You don't need to do anything, but you can do a "clean install" if you want to.
The new detailed emojis are awesome... now I see where Apple spent the $8 billion R&D money.
BTW Tim, I'll update the emojis for only $5 billion next time around because I've been a fanboy since 1994. Miss my 128K original mac.
BTW Tim, I'll update the emojis for only $5 billion next time around because I've been a fanboy since 1994. Miss my 128K original mac.
All OK on a mini 3 and an Air 1. The Air 1 had a couple "pauses" during the update that scared me, but in the end everything seems OK.
The only thing I can see with "TV" is now I have to tap 2 or 3 times to get to my stuff, instead of 1 or 2 times, so typical Apple improvements. Wish we could just have iOS Finder for everything.
The only thing I can see with "TV" is now I have to tap 2 or 3 times to get to my stuff, instead of 1 or 2 times, so typical Apple improvements. Wish we could just have iOS Finder for everything.
