Quit a few app updates today... HSBC, M&S, Vevo, Speedtest, BBC News, Spotify, to name a few.
Strange thing is only Vevo uses the iOS 7 keyboard. The rest are still iOS 6-style even though they say iOS 7 compatibility.
Quit a few app updates today... HSBC, M&S, Vevo, Speedtest, BBC News, Spotify, to name a few.
Strange thing is only Vevo uses the iOS 7 keyboard. The rest are still iOS 6-style even though they say iOS 7 compatibility.
I don't understand what iOS 7 compatibility exactly means. I have a feeling that they're not built with the iOS 7 SDK (because of the keyboard).
Just means that they shouldn't crash or wreak havoc when running on iOS 7. Apps using the iOS 7 SDK won't start appearing until after iOS 7 has been released. So tomorrow afternoon, we should start seeing a flood of apps that are using the new SDK.
Are you sure about this? What about the latest updates for apps like Wikipanion and AroundMe?
Are you sure about this? What about the latest updates for apps like Wikipanion and AroundMe?
It's possible that Apple has let a few slip out to stagger the load, but they won't be releasing the vast majority of apps that use the new SDK until after iOS is released tomorrow. After all, why release apps using new features that almost your entire customer base can't use yet?
Huh? Are you talking about third party apps? After they are accepted, up to developers whether or not their iOS 7-SDK apps are released right away or on the 18th. Apple isn't waiting to accept them til the release.
Quit a few app updates today... HSBC, M&S, Vevo, Speedtest, BBC News, Spotify, to name a few.
Strange thing is only Vevo uses the iOS 7 keyboard. The rest are still iOS 6-style even though they say iOS 7 compatibility.
CNN has updated it's iPad/iPhone app to work for iOS7.
I haven't tested it on iOS7, but if they say it works, then it I guess it works.