It's been there since 1.0, they've just added the option for not to vibrate when not on silent under it in 6.0
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iOS 6 All the Little Things
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It's been there since 1.0, they've just added the option for not to vibrate when not on silent under it in 6.0
I just found this one out. If you run a blank 1st page on the homescreen, ie no icons on page one, just down at the dock, then when you reboot the phone, all the icons stay off page one. Before with iOS 5, if you did a reboot, all the icons from page 2 would move over to page 1. That got really annoying. But now I've rebooted my phone several times and my page 1 stays blank. It's great!
Will it stay that way during a sync? That's when it always reset for me (I don't sync often anymore thanks to iCloud but I'm just curious).
No, that has always been there too.
There used to be a Vibrate on/off setting in the Ring and Silent sections. Now they simply put them both in a Vibrate section. But the functionality has always been there.
Michael
That's what I said, by saying it is now under it on iOS 6, tho re-reading it, I could have made it clearer
I honestly couldn't tell you. I couldn't get iTunes to recognize my iPhone when it was running iOS 6. It kept thinking it was a new phone, even after restoring from backup.
But I never had a problem during a sync with iOS 5. In fact, I can move all the icons off my 1st page from within iTunes and it lets me. I keep 3 icons in my dock, but nothing on page one.
I've now noticed that when you click on "Load Earlier Messages" in the messages app, it doesn't automatically throw you to the top of the page.
I can see how that might annoy people, (especially if you want to skip back a few pages) but I find it really helpful.
I can see how that might annoy people, (especially if you want to skip back a few pages) but I find it really helpful.
I haven't tested but I hope, while scrolling to look at "Load Earlier Messages" that if a new message comes in it doesn't yank you to the end. That was a pain. More so when you are trying to show you really were attentive the day before as you frantically try to find out what the heck they wrote (and had, apparently, forgotten).
Michael
Battery needs to be above 20 or 25% for photostream to work in iOS5 and likely the same in 6.
I agree with your point completely, but it doesn't take a law degree to know that breaching a valid contract is illegal.
No. Breaching a contract is not illegal. If you are sued for breach of contract, and a jury (or judge in a bench trial) finds against you, you are found "liable," not "guilty." This means that you have to pay the damages that the other party suffered as a result of your breach. It does not mean you have committed a crime. The legal doctrine behind breach of contract is merely about making people whole by repaying the damages that result from breaching the contract. In fact, parties to a contract often make a conscious choice, after performing a cost-benefit analysis, to breach a contract, and this is perfectly legal.
Restored and its now working, thanks of the battery info
i didnt know about it, do they actually stated these or its something people figured out ?Thanks again
Restored and its now working, thanks of the battery info
Thanks again
I didnt know this either. Explains what I thought were 'issues' in the past. Is this officially documented anywhere by Apple?
Mine worked perfectly with beta 1 but since beta 2 it has become very slow, buggy and almost completely unisable.
You are confusing criminal and illegal. Something can be illegal (against the law), but not criminal. Valid contracts are legally binding.
But this is way off topic! I was just making a joke based on someone claiming a law degree not knowing the same difference. Sorry for the tangent.