Press it with a different finger?
Pick it up as it has raise wake?
Press the side button as it rests on the desk?
Those are the 3 best ways in iOS 10
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Apple's Online Store Down Ahead of Today's iPhone 7 Event
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Press it with a different finger?
Pick it up as it has raise wake?
Press the side button as it rests on the desk?
Those are the 3 best ways in iOS 10
When the buttons is one of the first things to go in the phone, yes, it is. Home button pressing should be limited not multiplied.Slide to Unlock is a must have? Pressing a button too hard to do?
On my iPad in iOS 10, I have to press it a second time to unlock after it has read the fingerprint.
In all the years since I have had an iPhone, 2008 to be exact, I have never had any issues with the home buttons.
Not to mention, press to open can be turned off and it turns it to "Rest Finger to Open"
Seems like Apple's opening their supported browsers up on which to watch the live stream..... Never thought Edge of all browsers be one of them...
I was surprised when Apple supported desktop version of IE as well... Particually IE was canned from OS in early life.
They did, and the betas have been out since. I was referring to the final version.
In the past they have release it on launch days like this one.
If you have to press the home button each time, and can no longer simply swipe glass, you can potentially have a higher failure rate of the button. That will churn iPhones and repair components. Glass doesn't wear out so this may help in a small amount, keep iPhone sales a little higher. Decent theory anyway, planned obsolescence.
The new requirement may be: a web browser that doesn't support Flash.
Anybody else reminded of R.O.B.?
LOL...
That plastic fake robot from the 80s.
Not bad for its time, but useless without line-of-sight.
It was more like a wireless-puppet than a robot.
I'm not in your time zone.You are not aware, however, that this morning is most likely about iToys.
The professionals who want a new PacPro do not jump and cheer about it. They do their research and get it. You are just someone who is excisted about a possible poduct you will never ever buy. And are paying out the iOS devices. Mac Pro customers do not need meedia conferences. They will talk to their apple representative/advisor they ahve hired for all the nfo they need.
I will not buy a Mac Pro either. I'm not a business professional who needs one.
Had two button issues in five phones. Also, nice to see that you can revert back to the way it was in iOS 10 as of right now. I'll have to look at it when I get home since only my iPad is in the beta program.
Are you asking or telling, because I don't have iOS 10 yet so I can't weigh in one way or the other.
Right. But you can get a "plus" sized phone, the same 32gb storage and expansion capability, Nougut operating system and lots of other good specs for $399 in Android world this month and if my guess about Android phone pricing is right, for $299 in about six months. I know Apple has held the line on PC pricing against low price competition. And I've never been one to say that Apple needs to make a cheaper PC. But Microsoft was not as good as Google at making a good OS and the PC manufacturers were not as good as the Android manufacturers at making comparable hardware.
A few people on this board are predicting a price in crease for the Plus size and with the thought that 32 gb storage will decrease the percentage of people who decide to upgrade to the next storage tier. Let's see. I just wonder if $100 price difference between the two 7 phones is going to stand considering you get size, camera and RAM increase. And if Apple wants to spread the price difference, can they start Plus at $799?
I was about to buy keyboard, mouse and couple of adapters for a spare workstation - definitely wouldn't ask for any refund.
That's what I think since prices are going to change for certain models too.
Did they do this for the media event last time? I know it went down before pre-orders but I can't recall if they did this last year also.
The Canadian store will certainly get a major work-over to jack those prices more in line with the current exchange rate - brace yourself people - this new iPhone is going to be pricey in Canadian $$$.