trerep macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 14, 2016 #1 if you use reachability (double tap on home button) with iOs 10.2.... only the icons move down and not the wallpaper.. se no more black effect on the upper half of the screen 🙂
if you use reachability (double tap on home button) with iOs 10.2.... only the icons move down and not the wallpaper.. se no more black effect on the upper half of the screen 🙂
Channan macrumors 68030 Dec 14, 2016 #2 I thought it was already like that. Reactions: Applejuiced and andrikosbo
megagene macrumors member Dec 14, 2016 #3 Channan said: I thought it was already like that. Click to expand... It was. I've never gotten this black effect. Only the icons have ever moved down for me.
Channan said: I thought it was already like that. Click to expand... It was. I've never gotten this black effect. Only the icons have ever moved down for me.
Newtons Apple Suspended Dec 14, 2016 #5 Yep, updated and my is the same, only the icons move down leaving wallpaper at the top.
C C DM macrumors Sandy Bridge Dec 14, 2016 #6 Channan said: I thought it was already like that. Click to expand... I believe it's like that when you are on the home screen, while it's basically black background while you do it within an app. Reactions: Newtons Apple
Channan said: I thought it was already like that. Click to expand... I believe it's like that when you are on the home screen, while it's basically black background while you do it within an app.
Shirasaki macrumors P6 Dec 14, 2016 #7 C DM said: I believe it's like that when you are on the home screen, while it's basically black background while you do it within an app. Click to expand... Now it's using blurred background image rather than black background when using it in other apps.
C DM said: I believe it's like that when you are on the home screen, while it's basically black background while you do it within an app. Click to expand... Now it's using blurred background image rather than black background when using it in other apps.
C C DM macrumors Sandy Bridge Dec 14, 2016 #8 Shirasaki said: Now it's using blurred background image rather than black background when using it in other apps. Click to expand... Can't say I see mine as blurred or anything. Just a dark background and that's it (while my wallpaper has some variations to it). Last edited: Dec 14, 2016
Shirasaki said: Now it's using blurred background image rather than black background when using it in other apps. Click to expand... Can't say I see mine as blurred or anything. Just a dark background and that's it (while my wallpaper has some variations to it).