on yet another unfulfilling trip through the App Store I came across the iMessage apps, which I have not heard about since iOS keynote. Does anybody have any use for these at all!?
I've had rare occasions to us a translation app in iMessage, which is kind of cool to have. I don't quite trust automatic translation to handle a complex conversation though...
"My hovercraft is full of eels", and all that...
Does it really? You can type as you always did, I don't think anything goes in your way. The text field may be a bit smaller but that's it.
iTranslate is the one I have installed.What app is that by the way ?
With the typing cursor in the message field there is one icon either side that you'd be unlucky to continually catch by accident. They are hardly taking over the screen. Even if you catch that icon you just press back in the message field and they disappear.Additional little icons in the way that bring up other stuff I don't need when bumped.
If you mean the notepad type writing with your finger next time it comes up press the keyboard in the bottom corner. It then remembers that as the last option you had when in landscape mode and stays with it unless you purposely change it back to the drawing with your finger mode.The new whatever it is that happens when the phone slightly tilts is also quite annoying.
on yet another unfulfilling trip through the App Store I came across the iMessage apps, which I have not heard about since iOS keynote. Does anybody have any use for these at all!?
That's not quite what the statistic implies.You must be sleepy when you watch the keynote. It is the keynote, not just iOS keynote. In fact, Apple give it really some time on iMessage. However, even in its biggest market share country, the U.S., iOS is under 50% percent. So it is unpopularity for a reason.