Never had an issue with this in Beta 1, care to elaborate? Happy to try and reproduce.
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Apple Seeds Second Beta of iOS 10.3 to Developers [Updated]
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Not sure that is a top fix. Seems like that is something to do to try and create an issue. Not something that would be used in normal operations.
[Edit] However holding airdrop and camera buttons at same time for whatever reason one would do so, doesn't respring in B2. (at least for me. I tried it several times and nothing weird happened)
Yeah same here. Group folders were slow in b1 as well. They are smoother tho but definitely slower.
Wait, you mean the black initial screen when opening an app? No that is not fixed.
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I look forward to being able to turn off being pestered about reviewing apps. I never review apps, and being asked to do a review just annoys me.
Ya baby! It's here!
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I think he is referring to the initial black screen when opening an app (or settings) the 1st time its opened. Doesn't do it on subsequent openings only the initial one so have to close app/settings then open it fresh to see it.
Not convinced it is. My larger iPad Pro on 10.3b2 did nothing to the 45% charge on my Apple Pencil for 5 minutes.
UPDATE: maybe a bit hasty. Apple Pencil now at 66%.
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Just need Three to support Integrated Calling now.
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The missing call block information under Phone -> Call Blocking & Identification is now working again. I can turn on the integrated apps that will block spam calls.
At least on MacOS a new filesystem, even if it's a clone of a previously used one, requires a re-indexing for spotlight. Likely the same thing here.
Me to! I want it now, but for that I'll do a fresh install of the macOS, no way I'll just do a update.
Also I'll wait until all the first gen users have confirmed that it's bug free
Bold: Why?????
I never reinstalled OS X/MacOs and I am on it since the very first beta.(10.0b)
Hallelujah. That horrendous atrocity of a Wifi-calling app can imminently be put 6ft under.
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Just like a model of a particular car. They feature the ability to get you from a to b. People like you don't care about engine specifications. Enjoy the ride!
Perhaps I'm just seeing things, but did the animation when you double click the home button (to switch between apps) change between beta 1 and 2? I feel like in beta 1 it was different, and now it's back to where it was in older releases. Maybe I'm wrong. Probably am.
What?
When apfs will come to macOS it's a new filesystem I have hfs+ now.
And then I'll not update without a fresh install.
It makes perfect sens
What?
When apfs will come to macOS it's a new filesystem I have hfs+ now.
And then I'll not update without a fresh install.
It makes perfect sens
You do make sense, but I hope there won't be any issues with upgrading. The operating system itself would be a "fresh install" anyway, so we have to see if there's any difference between converting your exisitng user data, or just copying it all back in one big chunk. It would be funny (read: tragic) if there were more early issues with the latter
What?
When apfs will come to macOS it's a new filesystem I have hfs+ now.
And then I'll not update without a fresh install.
It makes perfect sense
No it doesn't because it will automatically change your File System from HFS+ to APFS seamlessly, more or less the same as with iOS 10.3 and soon others like AppleTv and the iWatch.
You do make sense, but I hope there won't be any issues with upgrading. The operating system itself would be a "fresh install" anyway, so we have to see if there's any difference between converting your exisitng user data, or just copying it all back in one big chunk. It would be funny (read: tragic) if there were more early issues with the latter
No it doesn't, read above.
No sh*t about that last comment, but a solid back-up strategy will avoid total calamity with all your files, if there were major bugs uncovered after release.Me to! I want it now, but for that I'll do a fresh install of the macOS, no way I'll just do a update.
Also I'll wait until all the first gen users have confirmed that it's bug free
What?
When apfs will come to macOS it's a new filesystem I have hfs+ now.
And then I'll not update without a fresh install.
It makes perfect sense
1. Make sure you have a backup.
2. Update without reinstalling.
3. enjoy the ride.
4. If you run into trouble you can always start a clean install.
This way you will most likely save yourself a reinstall.
Because as I told you before, I never reinstalled OS X/MacOs and had very few problems, and when I did an OS update did resolve any outstanding bugs.
I noticed on my iPhone 6s that normally has APN numbered from 0 to 4 became 0 to 6 for carriers to add more APN