No worries. He was trying to state that Apple is doing this because of developers and not consumers. That why I said explain why they didn't do that the last 8/9 years. So his post doesn't really make sense.
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Apple Seeds First Beta of iOS 10.3.3 to Developers
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And they are 12.9 inch ipad pro only.
I guess this is a sign that new ipads will be launched at WWDC and/or that the new 10.5 inch will have the same res as the 12.9 inch ipad pro.
I think the CIA leak and the scare of WannaCry is going to change a lot of things this year. We might continue to receive betas until a week before 11 comes. Who knows
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Maybe you forgot how it's done?
Hoping this fixes the iOS 10.3 bug with calendar events overlapping and becoming invisible/unclickable on the iPhone.
Haven't seen this mentioned anywhere, but at some point in the last few versions of iOS, this bug started where I can not view some overlapping calendar events on the day view. Usually iOS calendar is able to sort multiple calendar events into a fairly readable and clickable view, even when several events occur in the same time slots. But now I run into events that overlap and you can't read the event names due to them being overlapped and translucent, and you can only click the event on the top layer. There is no way to get to the event underneath.
Haven't seen this mentioned anywhere, but at some point in the last few versions of iOS, this bug started where I can not view some overlapping calendar events on the day view. Usually iOS calendar is able to sort multiple calendar events into a fairly readable and clickable view, even when several events occur in the same time slots. But now I run into events that overlap and you can't read the event names due to them being overlapped and translucent, and you can only click the event on the top layer. There is no way to get to the event underneath.