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Apple Releases iOS 9.0.2 With Bug Fixes, Performance Improvements
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All i care about is the ability to remove the Left swipe spotlight search pane. I was so happy when they removed it. My horror still haunts me. Why do we need two methods to search? I hate siri suggestions.
Ah good - nevermind! The "Moments" section has cleared, but maybe that happened with the iOS 9 update, but thankfully the camera roll remains so nothing was lost.
Not to the point of capitalizing the starts of your sentences though.
Happy for you that you don't have a lag or you're just used to it...
I did not have this issue. Did you backup your device before updating ?I just did an over the air update to 9.0.2 and my Camera Roll and Photo albums are empty. I hope this is a glitch and it's not really gone...
Damn it! Nice catch, going to have to edit that one. Thanks for the heads up!
Likely to address some of the more important/prevalent issues quicker without needing to wait for the .1 release that still potentially needs some additional testing/tweaks given the new/changed features that are in it (aside from fixes).
Is the home screen rotation on the 6s+ supposed to be this sticky? No matter how much I turn the phone, it stays locked until I interact with it - pull down search, swipe to another page, or open an app folder.
Once I do that, though, it switches instantly (and when I'm inside mail/messages/etc. the display rotates with the phone like I'd expect). This is my first time using a Plus model so I'm not sure if something is screwy here, or that's just how it always worked?
Once I do that, though, it switches instantly (and when I'm inside mail/messages/etc. the display rotates with the phone like I'd expect). This is my first time using a Plus model so I'm not sure if something is screwy here, or that's just how it always worked?
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Only way to fix it is to unpair and repair. You'll lose all fitness data from the time since installing watchOS 2.0.
No, you lose your calibration, not fitness data.
Unpair, repair, restore from watch backup that was just created on your unpairing. Just make sure you unpair your watch right next to your phone otherwise the backup won't be created.
I believe that's fixed in 9.1 (at least in the betas so far). In the meantime, quickly double-tapping the date you want (rather than using a single tap, which still works sometimes too) will usually get the job done.
Wouldn't you then just conveniently accuse Apple of leveraging new features of newer iOS versions to encourage phone upgrades? Artificially locking out your otherwise capable phone from upgrade?
I thought supporting 4 year old cellphones with new software features was a good thing?
