Then what you actually want is a laptop.They better add mouse support to the iPad as rumored, that’s the only feature I really care about.
How about being able to run two Apple Watch apps at a time. I want to do timer based runs using the app “seconds” whilst also tracking the activity in the workout app.
From the article...Got excited then thinking that could be some useful changes and things I would actually use - then realised it was just what someone is "expecting" i.e. hoping.
How about being able to run two Apple Watch apps at a time. I want to do timer based runs using the app “seconds” whilst also tracking the activity in the workout app.
A dedicated App Store app on the Apple Watch itself
I have a hard-time imaging who would use that. Apart from that the number of third party apps on my Apple Watch I use daily is zero, what would be the advantage of that?
Amazing leak. Has to be as big as when iOS 7 leaked. I’d love to know who’s leaking this. Is it a rogue employee or a 3rd party dev who has software builds? No way would Apple intentionally leak all this as then there’s no excitement for WWDC.
Hasn’t been the case for several iOS releases.I just want to be able to open the mail app and attach a file to an email. Instead we have to go to the file and select email file.
Then what you actually want is a laptop.
I don't understand why running two workout apps at a time would be useful. Any decent workout app contributes its data to the Health and Activity databases.
How about being able to run two Apple Watch apps at a time. I want to do timer based runs using the app “seconds” whilst also tracking the activity in the workout app.
I’m shocked Apple hasn’t made it easier to send a file through email instead we have to jump through hoops to do it.Hasn’t been the case for several iOS releases.
I’d love to know who’s leaking and how they don’t seem to ever get caught.His leaks come from within Apple.
How about offering mouse/cursor support when a hardware keyboard is attached?Not really, the ipad is still more flexible. On a MacBook, the cursor is mandatory. On the iPad it would be optional and used when the situation warrants it.
Editing a document? Mouse.
Reading a book? Touch.
I’m shocked Apple hasn’t made it easier to send a file through email instead we have to jump through hoops to do it.
In other news: Apple removes iOS 13 apps that perform similar functions from the App Store.