It’s called contact us from the app via twitter and takes literally 10 seconds. Calm down. Why are you so fired up about good information? If it’s updated in the next week, I expect an apology.
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Dozens of Popular Apps Still Don't Natively Support iPhone X, But Updates Are Coming Soon
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I'd really like to buy an X, but what I learned is that, for a premium price the launch customers don't get premium experience. Better wait a few month and buy it cheaper with better support.
Usually I'm ahead of the mass, but when it comes to Apple I rather wait. It's often just their retarded policy that causes the bad experience. Like... for instance... not giving early enough dev access... They keep to try everything top secret till product launch and then everyone should have their app ready instantly. Not everyone follows the dev schedule Apple tries to dictate... some people also still test their apps.
Usually I'm ahead of the mass, but when it comes to Apple I rather wait. It's often just their retarded policy that causes the bad experience. Like... for instance... not giving early enough dev access... They keep to try everything top secret till product launch and then everyone should have their app ready instantly. Not everyone follows the dev schedule Apple tries to dictate... some people also still test their apps.
Chase app does support Face ID, not sure if it requires anything on their end or just replaces the Touch ID.
Clearly user belvdr doesn't realise iphone x has moved from 16x9 to 18x9 ratios or used one.
Not sure how to make it any clearer. It's not a notch into a screen, it's additional screen real estate to be used. It's absolutely a natural space for a clock on one side and signal and battery on the other. You can bash it as you want, but it's completely logical. Never heard anyone advocating for a bezel so hard. LOL, 2010 called and want you to retire your old school square screen phone.
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Every app that supports touch ID will support face ID... it's one in the same on the dev side.
why should other companies update their apps if Apple can't even be bothered to update their own?
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so....much....cringe
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so....much....cringe
Haven’t read all 82 comments, but please add Total Connect Comfort by Honeywell International Inc. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/total-connect-comfort/id469517819?mt=8
the trouble is that if you tell them they must compile you risk them telling you to "kick rocks" and they just leave all together. and Apple needs apps as much as they need Apple if not more. Because the App Store is one of the biggest selling points for the devices.
so perhaps it is up to the users to push the developers into supporting devices and features. I hit up Instagram almost weekly about how they don't support the iPad, channels like Syfy for not supporting single sign on and deep search, and so on. heck I hit Tim Cook monthly about features I can't believe haven't been added to iOS. if more folks did that perhaps these people would listen
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the issue isn't really can't but rather do they see a value in it. some of the apps in question are just for developers, so small audience and some are actually being phased out. not a shock that they haven't seen a reason to bother.
This is what early adopters have to deal with. This is nothing new. When you buy a new game console, there are no games available. It took time for devs to support the iPhone 5, 6 and 6 plus screens. Many apps never received those updates before devs ending support. When the TB Macs launched support for the TB was limited to most of th 1st party apps and just a few 3rd party ones. It has become much better over the past year but support is not universal.
Near 100% native support will happen only when the new X display and whatever new sizes they release this year become standard. If they reduce the notch or even remove it eventually, devs will have to make changes again. It’s possible that the X display will be somewhat like the iPhone 5. The beginning of a new screen size & resolution but not what Apple will use for the next 4-5 years or so.
Near 100% native support will happen only when the new X display and whatever new sizes they release this year become standard. If they reduce the notch or even remove it eventually, devs will have to make changes again. It’s possible that the X display will be somewhat like the iPhone 5. The beginning of a new screen size & resolution but not what Apple will use for the next 4-5 years or so.
Man, screw the iPhone X display. I'm still waiting on native app support for the 12.9" iPad Pro's display! It's been two and a half freakin' years and Facebook and HBO Now are still not native!
Wait, what? Facebook doesn't fully support the large iPad's display? That's a bit of a shocker... How does it look on it?
I think you’ve misunderstood the idea behind discontinuing the X. It will only be discontinued to make space for the next generation X
Who said the X is being discontinued? Oh, rumors. I love how we're not even halfway through the annual cycle and people are already calling the best smartphone on the market dead. In fact it's the best smartphone I've ever owned. What would make the X even better? To have a 6.2 or 6.5 inch screen. But until that's released, the iPhone X is without a doubt the coolest phone on the market.
I don't think people realize just how powerful the face unlock is... once you get the hang of it, going back to touch ID feels primitive. FaceID is so reliable and fantastic. I can't imagine going back to a primitive rectangular screen and having to touch the fingerprint reader to unlock. And compared to some of the Android iterations of facial rec, iPhone blows them away. I even went to the Samsung Experience this past weekend in Vegas and the SGS9 just doesn't compare.
So the Chase App was updated Mid March, just like I told you it would be from the information I got from Chase. Seems like they knew and I provided good information.
I’m waiting for that apology.
Wait, so you predicted the inevitable and then are looking for praise? LOL. I predict that sometime soon, most other apps not yet supported will soon be supported. Call me lord and savior. LOL
Inbox by Google still hasn’t been for the iPhone X even after their most recent update on 23rd April
Snapseed has thankfully been updated.
Snapseed has thankfully been updated.
"Not worth the investment supporting what is essentially a short-lived gimmick and/or lazy design that will naturally evolve away".
-Application houses, when asked about developing for iPhone X, Touch Bar, and/or Apple Watch
-Application houses, when asked about developing for iPhone X, Touch Bar, and/or Apple Watch