Was this mentioned in the upgrade notes?They got rid of full screen contact pictures for incoming calls on 7.1. Why they did that I have no idea.
You can check and change the settings for those apps to disable whatever is using that or disable the location setting or background refresh setting for those apps.Did that. Apparently the two apps causing this in my phone are Nike+ Move and Google Now. Even if the Apps are closed from the multitask screen.
Darken Colors doesn't darken all colors or elements, essentially just the link/button text/icons like the ones you described.Still finding that the only thing I don't like is the size of the text on the Notification Centre/Today view... That and the pitch black slide to scroll... I'm not sure why it can't just be the same semi-frosted so the background image affects the colouring.
I also really like the lock screen keyboard, not sure why I like it so much.. Would be nice to choose the default keyboard between that, normal and dark. I reaaaally like the new Caps and Shift buttons... daft as that might be
I DID notice that some of my ringtone/tone/vibration settings had been reset, but that may have just been due to me playing with them when the update kicked in.
I've noticed a few little quarks while Darken Colours has been turned on, certain apps not responding to it, but nothing major in the OS.
McTube and Facebook are good examples of this. Facebooks tabs along the bottom all show in a darker blue, as does the return arrow when applicable, however the main blue doesn't change in the header. McTube has a very iOS 7 minimal red theme and this applied to all pages in the app. With Darken Colours on the full screen video player (after caching video) now has dark blue (which I think is what the standard video player now has with this on, so understandable) menu items (hide/done).
Overall, I've noticed a little more accuracy in push notifications, stability all round is good (i've only ever had 1 or 2 resprings on previous iOS7.0.x builds). I tend to run quite a lot on this phone, multi-task a lot. Background Refresh seems to be handling itself a little better (re: Tweetbot) and the change in animation speeds has made a big improvement.
Overall they've definitely gone in the right direction, hopefully we'll see a 7.1.1 pretty soon to balance out some of the smaller inconsistencies and App Developers will start releasing updates to their own apps to better use the new accessibility options so that consistency can be raised a bit.
Worth note, the update to the Remote App that's just landed is a welcome addition to an under utilised app. Go grab it if it hasn't already updated.
As for those complaining about Weather and Reduce Motion .... if the main motion is the bit that annoys you and you could cope with the loading animations, you can always turn Reduce Motion off and set your wallpaper to non-parallax and you'd probably find a nice halfway house there.
Ah, I see. Well you've convinced me but some others here just won't let up. I can see if this was happening on nearly every common website but some people here keep posting links to webpages that looked like they were coded from the same developer who coded Myspace.. Their mentality is "If it doesn't work on this crazy website then the iPad is defective or has bad ram or Apple just screwed up". They wouldn't dare blame the website developer.
Yeah, I gotcha about the RT loading better than the iPad, it's because it's using I.E. and most likely that developer coded with that browser in mind. Luckily times have changed and not many websites are dedicated to I.E. anymore.
1 GB of LPDDR2 is cheap. 1 GB OF LPDDR3 is more expensive. 2 GB of LPDDR2 is even more expensive, and 2 GB of LPDDR3 is most expensive. Apple went one level up and I agree with them.
You can move the reminders up to appear before the calendar. You can also change how the calendar events appear by changing the view in the calendar app itself now.My calender in notification center shows from 8am to midnight (I have an calender event starts on a day, finishes 15 days later).
That's a hell of a lot of scrolling down to see my reminders. Not impressed.
To me the whole look of ios 7 with its greys and blacks looks dirty.
I prefer reduce transparency on because I like the black notification center but it looks like its a I don't want to do this effort. Maybe because it resembles Scott's work too closely.
And I liked the dock. What is this **** grey bar? Wtf
This was actually quite expected for a while now.Yes this was unexpected, and it is outstanding. Thank you Apple
You can leave on the main toggle then turn off each individual app that you dont want. So leave weather on in your example but the others off.
I can also confirm today Siri sounds better so they must have downloaded high quality version while I had it plugged in and on wifi.
Is that why iSuppli has the Air RAM costing a whole 10$? Because they went above and beyond? Seriously, people, stop assuming that whatever Apple gets is "obviously premium". :|
I actually run into more sites these days that are "best in Chrome".
Interesting, I've never once seen one website that said, "Best using Chrome". I am not a Chrome fan by any means, I refuse to install it and IMO that browser was created in mind for Windows users to get them off of I.E. I use Firefox when Safari isn't playing nice on certain websites, but then again I'm referring to Mac even though this is an iOS 7 thread.![]()
So the calender finally gets the view back we all wanted. But am I alone in thinking Steve Jobs would have said "wtf is this ugly button. Remove it. Make the view standard. No need for that ugly button"
You can move the reminders up to appear before the calendar. You can also change how the calendar events appear by changing the view in the calendar app itself now.
...doesn't make sense to me - we had this functionality in iOS 6, then they removed it in iOS 7 and now they brought it back in iOS 7.1
Just who is running this show...?!!
I've removed CC and NC from the lock screen, because they lag there. At least on iPhone 5. No need to tell you they lag as hell on my brother's iPhone 4s. Apple's going down and down.
So I'm not the only one who noticed this. They lag for me too but only on the lock screen.
If I push up the lock screen camera tab and pull the control/notification centre over the camera, they are silky smooth, very odd.
They're also silky smooth everywhere else, except for the lock screen. I even tried setting up my device as a new phone but no luck. I'm on iPhone 5 too. The lag is subtle but still annoying if you have sharp eyes.
Moving the reminders up makes them appear before calendar events as they might be more important to you.I don't see how the event appear change can affect what I said because I have a event set for over 15 days.
Moving the reminders up makes it look different. Not sure as nice.
The calendar in notification now shows the whole day from 8am till 0000 (maybe earlier if I got up early today). Its a huge scroll from 8am-0000. Before it scrolled through a few hours at a time so didn't take up much space. It all seems like a oh **** this we can't work it out just put the whole thing in and be done with it we're out of time. Where as before Steve Jobs would have said work till you get it right this looks ****. No one to tell them that anymore?
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I don't think anyone with attitude is. I think they all get along way to much now so its all softly softly lovey dove don't want to say things are crap and hurt anyones feelings. Either that or none of them have style or taste.
ps... they brought it back with added ugliness
NEW BUG (maybe):
I couldn't get a screenshot as it happened too quickly but here goes. I was in Safari and I received an email, I quickly swiped down from the top and the message appeared OUTSIDE the Notification Center. It's kinda hard to explain. Can someone try and reproduce this if they remember when getting an email.
In Safari. Swipe down quickly and that is when the bug can be seen.
Thanks.
EDIT: I can't reproduce this now!