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Apple Releases iOS 9.3 With Night Shift, New Quick Actions, App Improvements, '1970' Bug Fix and More
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Apple TV having same over past few days.. I just say it's Apple. Where everything else works fast they can't blame the customer on this one.
Good to see 1970 bug fixed
I like Apple pushing out a feature like 3D Touch and only gradually rolling out "by force" That is probably the most thing that irritates me more than just saying "good feature" since it limits u where u can use a niffy little feature.... No third part app support, or need to be updated i agree here, but there is no excuse for not all of Apple's own default apps to support it.
Good to see 1970 bug fixed
I like Apple pushing out a feature like 3D Touch and only gradually rolling out "by force" That is probably the most thing that irritates me more than just saying "good feature" since it limits u where u can use a niffy little feature.... No third part app support, or need to be updated i agree here, but there is no excuse for not all of Apple's own default apps to support it.
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You're broadening the scope of my expectation. Just saying.
The nature of Night Shift is not a new thing.. the branding is.
You don't need new hardware for colour temperature changes. This has been done on displays of all sorts forever.
Encumbering Night Shift exclusively in 64bit code is a choice, not a necessity, as f.lux has already demonstrated on models even older than the iPhone 5.
Anyway, I don't see this going anywhere.. it is what it is. For those of you within the Apple-approved iPhone versions, enjoy the potential health benefits of Night Shift. My iPhone 5 should be good for another couple years, provided Apple doesn't slow it like the 3G, and I'll catch it on the 7s or so.
I guess this means I can finally go ahead and throw out those 90's blue blocker sun glasses.
Would it be better if Night Shift would turn on but then you wouldn't really see much in the way of battery savings from Low Power Mode?
Is it me or has the iPad Mini 2 received a performance boost? iOS 9.3 feels faster here. Very good update indeed.
Aren't those ones updated their major sellers?
Mini has always been slow to update (the desktop Pros too, but this last one didn't go over so well, so who knows).
I think they're done with the MacBook Pro.
So it's mostly the Air that's most out of date and they need to figure out where those fit with the plain new Retina MacBook. They could dump them...
I think we'll get new Skylake processors that'll refresh the Retina Pros and the Airs (if they don't discontinue the latter) soon.
Gary
What do you mean?
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Already been addressed earlier in the thread.
iTunes showed 1.2.1 on the summary tab. But after backing up and then clicking update, a pop up window asked '9.3?'. Several steps later and I've got night shift running on auto. Totally worth it!
I just want to ask what is wrong with Apple. In 9.3, One can add songs to playlists without adding them to the music library (just like Spotify). This is a good feature. So I add songs to playlists without adding them to My Music on my 6s.
But then, Heck! It appeared that Such feature is not ready on OS X. So the music library on OS X is a f***ing mess: dozens of albums appear in My Music after syncing.
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I then manually deleted those songs from My Music. Fortunately it does not affect the playlists. So problem solved, kind of.
But then, Heck! It appeared that Such feature is not ready on OS X. So the music library on OS X is a f***ing mess: dozens of albums appear in My Music after syncing.
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I then manually deleted those songs from My Music. Fortunately it does not affect the playlists. So problem solved, kind of.
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ya first time took almost two hours then I got the error this computer was not authorized to do this the second time took about 20 minutes.
Thanx! I think that may be the case for me too. It seemed a bit faster from the upgrade, but I'm going to do a clean install now to make sure I'm tapping whatever extra power I can.
When used to full blue, it can take weeks to adjust to warm/yellow. Try this:
1) with schedule set to sunrise/set, wait until several hours after dark
2) push the temperature slider all the way to the right
3) slowly drag the slider to the left until it stops looking yellow (or just a bit yellow)
4) repeat 1-3 each night for at least a week
5) The point at which you stop should gradually move towards the right*
* for fastest results, install flux on your macs and turn off LED/fluorescent lighting (including the tv)
That makes two of us ... at least ! I finally fell asleep and woke up this morning to my MBP fully updated so , so far so good. I hope everything turns fine for you too .
[doublepost=1458627729][/doublepost]Happy to hear it worked out for you .