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iOS 11 Beta 2 Changes: Control Center Tweaks, Experimental Safari Settings, Do Not Disturb While Driving and More
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Yes, this is a setting that has been previously available, but it wasn't available in the first beta and has been added to the Control Center again in beta 2. First beta only let you adjust apps in Control Center and was missing other toggles.
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I have two identical iPads with the same exact backgrounds, one is on beta 1 and one is on beta 2. Beta 1 does not have the blur, beta 2 does.
Apple better not be even entertaining the idea of force-enabling do not disturb while driving in future revisions.
Simply means they knew what they were doing from the beginning.
Think of the iCloud Drive app but for all your cloud file services.
Well, we hope they would read these forums.
I ain't a developer. Are you one? If yes would you please report this? Thanks
This is a bit concerning, I'm guessing it's the speaker not something else.. either way doesn't sound like something I want to put any of my devices through
not sure if you're trolling or not? what do you want to change? if a design in place works, what would you change and for what reason? reminds me of this mercedes from the 90s:
Give it 24 hours for Spotlight to index everything. Wait and see what that battery does. Beta 2 is the worst. Prepare your power banks....
Nope, not on the iPad Pro or iPhone 7...
[doublepost=1498118897][/doublepost]Anyone else got the Apple Music bug where it keeps repeating the same song, despite ‘repeat’ not being selected?
Does anybody know if they fixed the iOS 10 annoying autocapitalize behavior when typing? Yes, I want autocapitalize when I'm typing the first word in a sentence, but not for words in the middle of a sentence. Please me let me choose if I'm referring to a city or to a simple noun. It's very annoying that the iPhone gives more importance to cities, countries, etc, than to common nouns.
I disabled autocapitalize and predictive typing in iOS 10 (first of all, it's not predictive: if I'm always choosing lowercase names, it should learn, and it never learns), but then I miss getting the first word in a sentence autocapitalized.
I disabled autocapitalize and predictive typing in iOS 10 (first of all, it's not predictive: if I'm always choosing lowercase names, it should learn, and it never learns), but then I miss getting the first word in a sentence autocapitalized.
Anyone notice weird chirp kinda sound from haptic when using toggles.
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Yes I had the issue I forced it to work by going to usage and then doing update.
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Yes a kind of chirp or click.
Sliding down on task manager brings up again the hidden app. But how to force an app to close on iphone ? I guess is an error but if you insist by swiping up a few times, the apps will close, Or if you grab more than one window and swipe up. "Remember that apps appearing in the App Switcher are not open. They’re in standby mode to help you navigate and multitask. Apple recommends only forcing an app to close when it’s unresponsive, erratic, or if you’re experiencing problems with your iDevice’s performance and/or battery."
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Actually noticed it too now, it's more obvious within apps. It basically blurs the rectangular section of the screen that's the NC, with the wallpaper fading in (unblurring at the same time).
Bluetooth in Control Center works like the Wi-Fi option, disconnecting from whatever's connected rather than toggling it off.
What does it mean? In iOS 10, when we turn off Wi-Fi it does exactly that, it turns the whole Wi-Fi module off rather than "disconnecting from whatever's connected"? Is this the new behaviour in iOS 11 and, if so, how do we disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth from the control centre vs merely disconnecting from a connected device?
What does it mean? In iOS 10, when we turn off Wi-Fi it does exactly that, it turns the whole Wi-Fi module off rather than "disconnecting from whatever's connected"? Is this the new behaviour in iOS 11 and, if so, how do we disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth from the control centre vs merely disconnecting from a connected device?
What if Apple have killed it off because they’re concerned people will be constantly task switching in their new bezzelless iPhone 8?
