Yes you can...have you ever clicked in the body of the email and waited for the editing menu to pop up and then clicked the little arrow?
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I'll tell you what I think about that new Home button...
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Yes you can...have you ever clicked in the body of the email and waited for the editing menu to pop up and then clicked the little arrow?
Oh my goodness I think you're right! I covered my bottom speaker too and it was way quieter! Very clever, Apple.
You tell me how I can reply to an email and attach a PDF and i'll take back everything I've said.
i love it. the click feels nicer to me than the old home button. also more accurate somehow.
Doesn't that just send a link, and besides, it is utterly absurd that I should even have to prepare to send a document before I reply to an email.
The good old iCloud Drive that suppose to solve everything.
I don't use iCloud and I use gmail app. I still think there should be easier way.
And you are right. I just tried. Attach PDF does send acutal file
Whatever. Sitting on a table means lots of things. I can be across the room and want to check notifications and whatnot. Or I can be at my desk, macbook in front of me, phone literally inches from me on the desk.
The first one obviously siri is the way to go. But if its just inches from me, I find raise to wake the easiest thing. How hard is it to pick the phone up for a second, it lights up, you see the notifications and then set it down? I dont get the horrific inconvenience in that.
It certainly takes as much time as physically hitting the home button. Its literally the same amount of time. Hitting home button and picking it up.
Not really sure what the issue is here. Either you pick it up or dont. Pretty simple
It does actually send actual PDF file, not link.
But you need store on iCloud Drive first, then you can send. I think this is absurd. Nothing but money grab, because Apple only give you 5GB for free.
Why write such a long post about it? You do you, I'll do me. Pretty simple.
I asked my question, got my answer. That's all.
Or I can hove my hand across the screen to check my notification (look at Moto Action)
Why respond nastily to my original post? If you dont like raise to wake dont do it. Otherwise hit the home button. I dont get the rude response originally. You have two options. home button or raise to wake. You choose your option. Not really that big of a deal
[doublepost=1474213647][/doublepost]Im not sure what people want the phone to do. You can hit home button or raise to wake. If you dont like to raise to wake. That leaves you one other option. What else is there to know?
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You asked if you could see notifications if its on desk and not pick it up. I responded you can use raise to wake. You said its on desk, and didn't specify if it was on the desk and you were in the kitchen and phone was 20 feet away, or if you were literally sitting at the desk with it in front of you, inches away.
Either way, your two options are clear. You got the response and answer. What more is needed?
I literally did not respond nastily to your original post lol
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I literally said noting more was needed. I didn't know if what I wanted was an option with the new iPhone. You are the one who brought up raise to wake that I never inquired about. Do me a favor, drop it. Thanks.
I actually love it! It's uncanny how it feels like I'm clicking a button even though I'm not! It doesn't feel like the button itself is clicking, but more like the whole lower portion of the phone is a giant button. Hard to fully describe it, but that's as close as I can get.
Along the same lines, I'm absolutely loving all the haptic feedback. So many subtle variances for every different kind of thing. It even buzzes super accurately in sync with the ringtone!!
Great job, Apple!
What level you selected?
That's where I am coming out as well. Having had a few home buttons break over the years, it's nice not to have to worry about that any more, too.
My wife has been telling me for years my double tap does not activate the button. This 7 is just going to be more bad news.
so i checked out the new phone and it took me a whole of about 15 seconds to get used to it..then going back to my 6 was going back to some antiquated technology. The old button feels terrible compared to this.
I know in general people hate change, they love being stuck whatever they are used to, the new button is amazing.
I know in general people hate change, they love being stuck whatever they are used to, the new button is amazing.
I live in the Northeast, but I wear alpaca gloves with no fingertips, even when I had a iPhone 5. I tried some phone capable gloves but the fingers were too wide and not accurate enough.
With that, I love the new button. It is weird at first and the button itself doesn't feel like it clicks, it's not very isolated to the button, it feels like it's more in the back. Anyway, I like it because I always felt (Since the early iPhones) that the button would break or wear out.
I love my 7, probably because I came from a 6 and not a 6s.
With that, I love the new button. It is weird at first and the button itself doesn't feel like it clicks, it's not very isolated to the button, it feels like it's more in the back. Anyway, I like it because I always felt (Since the early iPhones) that the button would break or wear out.
I love my 7, probably because I came from a 6 and not a 6s.
Just because you don't see the need to remove it, doesn't mean there weren't any.
It will drive headphone tech forwards (and people can buy headphones with DACs to suit their wants and needs rather than just getting "stock")..... It provides more space inside the phone (which could help in removing bezels, slimming the phone and such like in future models, and water/dust resistance in the 7 and 7S).
You could argue that no-one ever needed a smartphone. There was never a problem before smartphones - we all got on perfectly fine.... But that kinda misses the point?
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Really sorry, but I read that in the voice of Jon Snow and it literally made me LOL... Thought I'd share, see if anyone else had done the same.... (Probably just me, though!)