i hope that in the next betas they gonna change the icon of the iTunes store to what it was until iOS 10
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Hands-On With iOS 11: New Control Center, Redesigned App Store, Files App and More
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Not a bug. When you put them back in the upper part of screen they labels will show. The whole point is anything in your dock means you use those 4 apps constantly and thus you will know what apps they are without needing a label and thus being less of a visual distraction.
I wish the redesign would help with re-downloading purchased apps. Perhaps purchased apps, could have a search option, categories, 32-bit (legacy) or unsupported, and allow the apps to be rated (for your personal use) and tags.
Yes god forbid Apple make their products more useful for people. Btw, no one is required to use the files app.
Well it's still only one swipe down to get to the notifications in the keynote. Just to get to older notifications would be two swipes. Since your newest notifications go on the lock screen until you dismiss or interact with them. I think it's a great consolidation.
Yes! And an option for low battery mode in the control center would be beneficial.
Why? What's the use case? I can't recall ever having to had to do that.
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If believe that's now an option, no?
Can anyone comment on how "Files" actually works? Can media be downloaded to it, can multiple apps access a single file maintained in the app without creating duplicate versions?
Can't see that being a 'fundamental' feature as when people are home will connect to their home network, when at work, there work, and on the go it will popup allowing you to select one you want a coffee shop. Of course there are special use cases where you will want to change your network, but that definitely belongs in Settings and not in control center which is suited for common scenarios. And you can simply say, "Hey Siri, open wifi settings" and get to that setting page immediately as well.
I like that a lot. Apple's design is too chaotic. I suspect they will clean it up before the final release.
Yes, just like in iOS 10 with iCloud Drive (which is now replaced by Files app) you can use the share sheet to save any file to Files app (formerly iCloud Drive on iOS). In iCloud Drive if you edit a file you only edit that single file, doesn't duplicate anything unless you duplicate it, just like on a Mac or a PC. Files would work the same.
Glad these ridiculous (possibly Ive design) signal strength dots are gone.
Oh my god. That is approximately one billion times better looking. Everyone please email this to Apple.
Idk what “struggle” means... but if I have multiple Bluetooth devices connected and different SSIDs throughout work and home...it’s annoying to have to dive into settings every single time. There’s already a ton of people on the forums wondering how this is such an oversight.
I don't think Steve Jobs would be rolling over in his grave over the files application. Which ultimately is making iPhone much better and more organized.
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Like maybe only you in your bubble world need this. Never have ever thought about this nor have I ever heard needing this.
Just because you don't use it doesn't mean a lot of other people don't either. I don't use a size 10 shoe. That doesn't mean it's useless to make them.
I’m in the bubble world? lol I love your logic “well I never thought about it therefore it’s stupid”
YESSSSS that looks pretty nice actually. What the heck were they smoking? Maybe they were high in the Sierra desert that day. Or at least Apple should give us the ability to rearrange the controls to make it look the way we want.
If this is your doing, please send it to Apple.
I have heard the iOS now supports FLAC now with the Files app....
One thing I found to be very interested and, one could argue, a sign of things to come....
Let's say I have my iPhone 6 on the lock screen and a notification comes in. When I briefly tap on it, the locked padlock up at the very top of the screen wiggles, as if it's a declined password entry. Normally, I would think OS bug, but when the biggest rumored feature of the next iPhone is embedded Touch ID in the screen, it's very intriguing that the OS is seeing a finger on the screen and interpreting that as a password entry.
Let's say I have my iPhone 6 on the lock screen and a notification comes in. When I briefly tap on it, the locked padlock up at the very top of the screen wiggles, as if it's a declined password entry. Normally, I would think OS bug, but when the biggest rumored feature of the next iPhone is embedded Touch ID in the screen, it's very intriguing that the OS is seeing a finger on the screen and interpreting that as a password entry.
