Then why does it work for every app that isn't apple's mail app? Not sure why this is so difficult for you to grasp.
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iOS 18 Beta Available Next Week With These 25 New Features Expected
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Hopefully, those of us with access to the iOS 17 betas continue to get access these.
I'm not a developer, but they seem to have opened it up over the last couple of releases.
I'm not a developer, but they seem to have opened it up over the last couple of releases.
It works for everyone except Google but Google isn't at fault? Am I misunderstanding what you're saying?
I didn't say that i don't welcome RCS - indeed i welcome that! - i said, the alternative with e. g. Signal already existed for years.
It works on every app outside of apple's mail app. The person I was replying to claimed its a google issue since it doesn't work on apples mail app. This is 100% an apple issue since it works on other email apps (that aren't google's app while also working on Google's Gmail app).
So, everyone is ok with Ai that is right 40% to 60% of the time? ooook… ok. I guess might still be an increase from human error.
Lets say a human that is wrong 100% of the time suddenly is right 60% of the time is a huge improvement!
Perhaps overall it balances out?
One thing I dont like is open-ai. Why not let us choose between providers?
Lets say a human that is wrong 100% of the time suddenly is right 60% of the time is a huge improvement!
Perhaps overall it balances out?
One thing I dont like is open-ai. Why not let us choose between providers?
Google isn’t worried about other third party apps. But they intentionally block iPhone from push.
Will I successfully resist the urge to put the first beta on my phone, or will I fold immediately like a poorly built house of cards? 😩
Given that this may be the most exciting iOS update in years, I'm thinking 🃏♠️
Given that this may be the most exciting iOS update in years, I'm thinking 🃏♠️
Hmmm... am I going to get any of my wishlisted features this year? Probably not.
- Toggle for App Library to be the alpha sort by default instead of an additional gesture
- Make the App Library alpha sort look more like the watchOS list view
- Ability to rename/remove app category names in App Library
- Ability to rename (nickname) apps
- Ability to hide apps
- Hide widget names
- Split screen apps
- Get rid of the jelly wiggle when editing the home screen
- Toggle to turn off or speed up FaceID animations
- Turn off the annoying waveform animation in dynamic island
- Dynamic island press action defaulted to the long-press action like it always should have been
- Bring ye olde Dark Sky UI to that ugly Weather app
That's independent of iOS18 though, which is what this article is about.Hey MacRumors, you forgot about 'Apple Account'? it would be quite important part should renaming be followed by functional improvements.
Apple ID Could Be Rebranded to 'Apple Account' Later This Year
Apple appears to be gearing up for a major rebrand of the well-known Apple ID, with plans to rename it to "Apple Account." Sources familiar...www.macrumors.com
Go to Settings > Accessibility > Siri, then turn on Type to Siri.
Apple really needs to decouple app updates from OS updates. Imagine finishing up your calculator overhaul and sitting on it for months because it can't ship till the rest of the OS is ready.
I hope iOS finally gets a way to quickly record snippets during a phone call. For example, while talking on speaker phone I can quickly access Control Centre and touch a button to immediately start recording what's on the screen and all the audio. 🤌
You're right. I don't remember the exact details but it has to do with the way mail.app does not support IMAP IDLE... Back in the days Gmail used to work because it supported dual access via IMAP or Exchange protocol so people would set up their Gmail as an exchange account. But then google stopped supporting exchange access and it was no longer possible to get push in mail.app.... Other third party apps are able to approximate push notifications on gmail using OAUTH to poll your email account... But the only true push is the official Gmail app.
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The mental gymnastics complainers go through to create drama. Unless you have read the code or have some other verifiable way to prove Apple is the problem here, you might want to try investigating your claim before making it. I have outlook, gmail, and iCloud on my phone. Outlook and iCloud both allow push, gmail does not. Seems like the problem is google.
My iPad can't get OS 18, but I do have a calculator from the App Store.It's got that MIA iPadOS calculator finally. Only took 14 years.
OK. When you say "Or simply use a messenger like Signal, like the rest of the world does" (it doesn't), it really sounds like you're saying "why bother with anything else, just use Signal".
Oh my, Signal (my preferred Messenger) was just an example (e. g.) for *any* messenger. I'm sure, the statistics for e. g. WhatsApp does look a lot different to Signals...
