Your employer should have been testing their Apps the past 2 months while on the beta version of iOS 10, and especially the last week when the GM dropped.
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iOS 10 Now Installed on 14.5% of Devices, Early Adoption Rates Outpacing iOS 9 Adoption
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Your employer should have been testing their Apps the past 2 months while on the beta version of iOS 10, and especially the last week when the GM dropped.
I have an iPhone 6 and did an Over The Wi-Fi update yesterday morning and its working okay for me.
Last night I came across a bug with the Notes app yesterday though. When I made a sketch in an existing note the app crashed. Each time I tried to open the Notes app after that, it would crash. I went onto my Machintosh Notes app and removed the sketch from the note. I was then able to open the Notes app on my iPhone with no problems. I tried to recreate the issue this morning and could not. So all appears to be good.
I noticed that Apple has add the ability to annotate inside Photos. It has a really nice feature that when I draw a circle it will offer to auto smooth the circle as well as when I draw a line or square. I do wish Apple added that capability into the Notes app (it was a feature of the Notes app on my Newton 120 back in 1996).
Well, I''m guessing they were, which is why we got an e-mail an hour before iOS 10 dropped saying which apps wouldn't work. My guess is that they aren't particularly high priority items.
Well the market share for those devices is minuscule, and they won't support iOS 11 so it's not a big deal. We're talking about pressing a button vs swiping the screen, it's just an adjustment but it doesn't make it more difficult to unlock.
That's better than Android N so far. Gotta give Apple credit for device support legacy. Solid 2+ years for many devices. But we have to think about the 2017 iPhone and wonder what will get the chopping block? 2-3GB RAM for flagships now, but who knows if it jumps to 3-4GB in 2017?
I personally use TouchID for everything except unlocking the iPhone. It's great though for all the apps and stuff. My banking app has finally added it too!
Im going to wait for some reviews as to whether or not it's worth installing on my 5S or just wait for my 7+ to come with it preloaded.
Oh wow, I actually had no clue you could bypass it at the lock screen. Never looked into it but that is nice!
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Depends on when the 7 is coming for you. Ars Technica has given it a very good review even on the iPhone 5.
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2016/09/ios-10-reviewed-theres-no-reason-not-to-update/
As you can see above, this review even goes as far to say no reason not to. Granted that is one reviewer, but iOS 10 seems to have made reviewers happy so far.
You seriously think his chart is accurate? He clearly states the data is based off users of his App, which is obviously not installed on enough devices to provide an accurate number.
Or do you have reason to doubt Apples numbers?
I installed it on my work iphone but have not (and probably will not) update my personal phone. I loved iOS9's Today view with the transparent background and also the Today/Tomorrow Summary. I think the new white widget bubbles is a step backwards (Android did the same thing and i hated it).
To be honest, in that situation I'd probably just not check that stock or tweet until I was done with my food (because, you know, that sounds delicious). I'd also probably ignore most phone calls, unless it was an urgent call I was expecting, in which case I'd probably let it ring while I wiped my fingers off on a napkin because I'd have to finish chewing that bite of sammich. Nobody wants to hear that.
This is based on the user base for his Audiobooks app. This isn't a good indication of early adoption for iOS.
I'm always at a loss for when people question stuff and then supply data like this. I mean .... did they not stop to think for a split second?
For anyone who is curious here is the link to the live Mixpanel chart for iOS 10 adoption:
https://mixpanel.com/trends/#report/ios_10/from_date:-3,report_unit:hour,to_date:0
https://mixpanel.com/trends/#report/ios_10/from_date:-3,report_unit:hour,to_date:0
Agree. And the real measure is how fast Apple dealt with the situation.
Still astonished some people think that even after extensive beta testing, that somehow guarantees there will be zero bugs/issues that slip through when 10s of millions of people pound download servers at the same time.
Curious how Android OS updates have been working. Oh, wait a second...
According to Google's stats 18.7% of active Android devices are running Marshmallow, thus iOS 10 has not yet overtaken Android 6.
I'm extremely happy with iOS 10 and watchOS 3. They show definite performance boosts (so far) and add a lot of features that benefit the user experience.
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Tomorrow iOS 10 will overtake it and be at 20%.
My guess is that they will drop the iPhone 5 and 5c but leave the 5s in iOS 11. 64-bit will be the cutoff (so no iPad mini 2 or 4th gen-iPad).
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So the uptake is only about 300x as fast as Android, not 365x.
"I think if you're looking at a PC, why would you buy a PC anymore? No really, why would you buy one?" -- Timmy
"Yes, the iPad Pro is a replacement for a notebook or a desktop for many, many people. They will start using it and conclude they no longer need to use anything else, other than their phones" -- Timmy
It's likely a replacement for many baring any issues like this, but the fact remains the point of the comment was likely that some rarely/if ever do tasks that require a PC. My grandparents are some of these people, they don't want a PC but do own iPads. Anyways, it was a dumb comment in the wake of problems but that's how things go sometimes. They need to include a built in recovery mode.