I've found that if 'Reduce Motion" is on, rain, lightening and cloud movement will not show in the Weather app on my 13.
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iOS 16 Beta 3 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Thanks!!! and sorry, mistyped, i meant the Workout View inside the Watch App, the option where you can select the metrics you want to display for individual workouts.
Personally I can report that BBC iPlayer, iFIT and Adobe Fresco are working on my iPad Pro 10.5. Under beta 2 each one hung on their launch screen or crashed immediately.
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I defo don’t like the changes they’ve made to Stage Manager. It feels much more like an early beta than what was implemented in the first two betas.
There are less size options, I don’t like how windows can stick to the very end of the screen, also I cannot now resize diagonally. I also don’t like how the multitasking buttons are labelled.
There are less size options, I don’t like how windows can stick to the very end of the screen, also I cannot now resize diagonally. I also don’t like how the multitasking buttons are labelled.
Working for me on the same device. In fact, I used this to dictate this reply.
To each their own.
I like how the multitasking buttons are labeled… it reminds me of menu/title bar on macOS. But I am able to resize diagonally, not sure why it’s broken for you. And it finally gives us a “close button“ on an external display.
Oh, boy: this was a huge area of discussion last year during the beta.
Siri and dictation now have a different tone that sounds when you invoke them. It’s a much more pleasant tone if I may say so.
They seem one step away from replacing the three-dot menu with Mac-like stop-light controls.To each their own.
I like how the multitasking buttons are labeled… it reminds me of menu/title bar on macOS. But I am able to resize diagonally, not sure why it’s broken for you. And it finally gives us a “close button“ on an external display.
Of course, they'd have to be bigger to be tappable. There are other benefits to giving the iPad a true title bar, like including that new file-management drop-down. Though they've all but removed the title bar on modern Mac apps...
How so?
Connectivity for me so far has been solid. No ghost Wi-Fi signals. This beta feels really good.
Have you tried an IPSW reinstall, can really help clear up any little bugs.
Yeah, I don’t think Apple will ever replace it with the three-dot menu like macOS. Because of what you just mention that it needs to be touch-friendly. However, they do have drop-down menus… you can find those in the Mail app.
Had something like that both Monday and yesterday. We basically had the ocean falling from the sky Monday night (and again last night). 😂 The app animation correctly showed the heavy rain, but the actual “now” icon showed it was drizzling and the hourly showed clouds.
As for temperature…it’s getting closer. In the last two betas, it was off by almost 5 degrees. Now it’s just off by 1.
The precipitation amount…WAAAAAAAYYYYYY off. It says we got 0 inches in the past 24 hours. In actuality, we got almost 4 inches of rain last night.
Feedback submitted for all of those.
Had something like that both Monday and yesterday. We basically had the ocean falling from the sky Monday night (and again last night).The app animation correctly showed the heavy rain, but the actual “now” icon showed it was drizzling and the hourly showed clouds.
As for temperature…it’s getting closer. In the last two betas, it was off by almost 5 degrees. Now it’s just off by 1.
The precipitation amount…WAAAAAAAYYYYYY off. It says we got 0 inches in the past 24 hours. In actuality, we got almost 4 inches of rain last night.
Feedback submitted for all of those.
The app animation correctly showed the heavy rain, but the actual “now” icon showed it was drizzling and the hourly showed clouds.In your case, I wonder if the temps are lakefront vs O’Hare.
If I lived closer to the city, that would definitely be a possibility that would spring to mind. But I’m a little over an hour away from the lakefront. Pretty far away from the “cooler by the lake” effect. The weird thing is that while the temperature is off…the “feels like” is spot on when comparing to other apps.🤔
Right, but how does that explain the temperature differences? Are they getting temperatures from different weather stations (presumably personal weather stations and government Robo-stations and not airports, as traditionally)?