I know it's early to say this, but honestly with the track record Apple have had the last few years - underwhelming but reliable is a brilliant outcome and really for Apple a return to form. Remember how they revolutionized the phone yet took years to implement copy/paste? I'd rather near perfect performance and less glamour with a focus on hardware and system optimization so that when they change it up we know they're once again starting from a good place.
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Apple Releases iOS 10.3 With Find My AirPods, APFS, App Store Review Tweaks and More
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BRICKED!
awesome ... full erase and restore here we come .. fingers crossed.
7plus 128 verizon ... i just want to go to bed!
awesome ... full erase and restore here we come .. fingers crossed.
7plus 128 verizon ... i just want to go to bed!
After beta updates it definitely is worth it!
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A completely new file system in 7 betas is phenomenal work. Never ever go into software as a career my friend!
So far, so good. Got 2 extra gigs storage! : )
And I must say, things absolutely are speedier, no placebo.
Like, I uploaded a 1 gig video from Photos to iCloud.
Usually, this takes about 15 to 20 seconds, or thereabouts.
Now? Now the upload was instantaneous.
Yay for Apple. They finally did something right with iOS updates.
And I must say, things absolutely are speedier, no placebo.
Like, I uploaded a 1 gig video from Photos to iCloud.
Usually, this takes about 15 to 20 seconds, or thereabouts.
Now? Now the upload was instantaneous.
Yay for Apple. They finally did something right with iOS updates.
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For all the things they have given us to complain over in the past year it has to be said that rolling out a new file system to billions of devices is spectacular work.
My girlfriends iP6 had the same issue. Had to completely restore it back to iOS 10.2.1 and thanks god iTunes made a backup so nothing was lost. I'll give it another go today.
My iP5 on the other hand was updated without any problems.
Yes! This is a most impressive feat of engineering: three cheers for the designers and coders, and their managers.
On my 16 GB iPhone 5, I lost 0.02 GB of total available space. Going from 12.24 to 12.22 GB. So it's possible that you wouldn't actually see an increase in total usable space. Perhaps the 32 BIT phones lose space to some additional overhead. Don't know.
How would you control the AppleTV if you don't have the remote ? If you have an iPhone then it may be possible. But then the Siri remote doesn't have a speaker or vibration motor. Maybe the phone could track it via Bluetooth strength - but for the there are apps already like for ex. BLE scanner or light blue
iPhone 7 Plus 256GB , did a restore in iTunes on the Mac as thought the best way to do it. It downloaded the 10.3 and then said couldn't connect to the phone. Unplugged the USB and back in and it wiped the phone and kept making the noise when you unplug/plug in the charger. So , did another total restore and still the same and the phone is getting very hot. How can this be on my phone as most other comments I've seen are positive?
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Does anyone have a link to the release notes for iOS 10?
All I can find is the security document but not the actual release notes.
All I can find is the security document but not the actual release notes.
In order to use iCloud after the update, I must first agree to the new iCloud Terms and Conditions? Right. However my iPhone has been busy trying to display the new iCloud Terms and Conditions for the last two hours. Presumably they are served from iCloud, and I'm not allowed to read them as I haven't approved new iCloud Terms and Conditions?
Well, I've just upgraded my SE (from 9.3.5).
OTA installation, and no problems at all. The performance seems to be the great so far.
I've gotta say it, it's good to see an update like this (with the file system thing) roll out with a general sense of "it works", instead of the tsunami of complaints.
Now, I have to learn to disable my morning alarm by tapping the screen, not sliding it.. Damn you, 6 years of iOS use...
OTA installation, and no problems at all. The performance seems to be the great so far.
I've gotta say it, it's good to see an update like this (with the file system thing) roll out with a general sense of "it works", instead of the tsunami of complaints.
Now, I have to learn to disable my morning alarm by tapping the screen, not sliding it.. Damn you, 6 years of iOS use...
I didn't need an update to see where my airpods are - they're still where they were 8 weeks ago when I ordered them - nowhere.
Well, if it lists all 32-bit applications, then it makes sense as 5s was the first with a 64-bit CPU. The 5 has a 32-bit CPU and therefore it uses 32-bit variants of the apps as well.
I was wondering the same thing.. Never seen this before. On entering my password and completed the setup I received an error msg on my Mac: "keychainsharingIDSproxy quit unexpectedly", so my guess is has something to do with the keychain.