It was just on the next page like a newly downloaded app. Maybe its US only?Where is the new News App ? I can't see it ?
Here too!How about apple music?
It was just on the next page like a newly downloaded app. Maybe its US only?Where is the new News App ? I can't see it ?
Here too!How about apple music?
I had to do the same with this OTA and Beta 2 as well.Do you have an Apple Watch? I have to delete the Apple Watch profile by going to Watch > General > Profile and deleting the watch beta profile (i am going off memory for the exact location but its somewhere in the watch app that you delete the profile). Then do a hard reboot and the OTA update for iOS 9.0 starts working.'
Edit: also even doing this Beta 3 is not appearing for me via OTA yet.
So good news and bad news in the same postFirst notice: Beats1 and the New section in Apple music isn't working on the beta.
First notice: Beats1 and the New section in Apple music isn't working on the beta. I'll try a restart and see.
update: still not working
I know your joking but on Beta 2 I have had the best battery life I've ever had. I am going to bed with 50% of my 6 Plus' battery left without plugging it in all day and fairly heavy usage. I didn't get that on iOS 8 and definitely not on 9 Beta 1.
AwesomeIt was just on the next page like a newly downloaded app. Maybe its US only?
Here too!
Whaaaaaat really?iPad layout for folders is not 3x3 now but 4x4
Wow, that is a welcome change! Still would have preferred it OS X style, but I've longed for bigger folder pages. Screenshot?iPad layout for folders is not 3x3 now but 4x4
Work around.First notice: Beats1 and the New section in Apple music isn't working on the beta. I'll try a restart and see.
update: still not working
It was just on the next page like a newly downloaded app. Maybe its US only?
You can now search for a keyword on a webpage in SafariA feature I have been itching for since getting an iPhone 4 years ago. This will allow me to use my iPhone/iPad to browse the web instead of always going to get my laptop!
You can now search for a keyword on a webpage in SafariA feature I have been itching for since getting an iPhone 4 years ago. This will allow me to use my iPhone/iPad to browse the web instead of always going to get my laptop!
my devices are updating right now so I don't have it in front of me but you just type in the word in the safari address bar you're looking for and you can search for the use of that word in your current webpage. it's just a different option than googling that word.That's good news - how do you do it?