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Wouldn't surprise me if this was intended. After all, Print Center isn't an app you can open up from the home screen, but rather it's more of a system app then you can only bring up through a specific menu.
I find it hard to believe that it's intentional that you be able to move an app in multitasking to the left of the home screen considering there isn't a method or way to move it intentionally - this has to be a bug.

iOSBry
 
I find it hard to believe that it's intentional that you be able to move an app in multitasking to the left of the home screen considering there isn't a method or way to move it intentionally - this has to be a bug.

iOSBry

The poster just said it appeared there. I don't think they moved it there themselves.
 
The poster just said it appeared there. I don't think they moved it there themselves.
Not exactly. SnappyFool said "I have a iPhone 5, but I went to multitasking to have a play to see if I could reproduce what you said. And for the first time ever I managed to get an app to appear to the left of the homescreen, which I'm quite proud of, lol."

His statement implies he did something to cause that to occur.

iOSBry
 
Print Center has always been to the left of the home screen in the multitasking area in iOS 7. This isn't a bug, it's the intended behaviour.
FriedNoodles, thanks for clarifying that. I also just confirmed this as well.

iOSBry
 
iOS 7.1 Beta 5 Bug Fixes and Changes

Sorry for the confusion everyone. When I said "I managed to get an app to appear to the left of the homescreen" I didn't mean that I directly manipulated it to be there, rather that I had just been doing a bunch of stuff in multitasking (quickly flicking apps shut, bouncing them around, etc. etc.) when I noticed that.

I recently downloaded a bunch of printing apps that I'd been testing out for the first time, and when I saw that thing to the left I thought it was one of these apps, as I was unfamiliar with all the names of them. I soon realised it was actually the system print queue app and was meant to be there.
 
I've had app crash in beta 4. forcing me to uninstall them because they were completely unresponsive

has anyone previously encountered this and does it seem resolved?
 
there is a bug where i cant remove missed notification, the dismiss button is non existant :eek:
 
Not exactly. SnappyFool said "I have a iPhone 5, but I went to multitasking to have a play to see if I could reproduce what you said. And for the first time ever I managed to get an app to appear to the left of the homescreen, which I'm quite proud of, lol."

His statement implies he did something to cause that to occur.

Are you always this literal in interpreting language?
 
I have a iPhone 5, but I went to multitasking to have a play to see if I could reproduce what you said. And for the first time ever I managed to get an app to appear to the left of the homescreen, which I'm quite proud of, lol.Image

I've only just been trying to play around with airprint, so don't know much about how printing works. Is this normal?

I hope apple knows this and acknowledge your efforts.470653
 
Are the fullscreen caller images back again or do you still only get a small circle with someones face?
 
Are you always this literal in interpreting language?
Doesnt really seem like a weird way of interpreting what was said. It's not the only possibility of course, but it's one of the top two, neither one really screaming that it's more likely than the other.

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Are the fullscreen caller images back again or do you still only get a small circle with someones face?
Nope, that's not back unfortunately.
 
It's intentional. Its been like that since beta 1 if I remember correctly. Only way to dismiss it is to open it.

the thing is even if open the notification, the missed phone number is still present in the notification
 
I can sort of understand why they've removed full screen pics on the incoming call sreen - to make the text more readable. However I don't understand why they have to be so small. Now, I'm no designer, so maybe some will think this just looks horrible, but why not something like the attached image?
 

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Does this bug is fixed on beta 5? thanks


In the video it is how it is supposed to be.
When you turn on "Reduce motion" the bug occurs, it shows the wrong app for around one second in a weird resolution. This bug still exists in beta 5.
I reported it to apple, they told me to do a stackshot(Which somehow does not work).
 
A few quick questions (all occur on iOS 7.0.4, iPhone 5s):

1. If you close an app in Multitasking and then swipe all the way to the right, is there still the animation glitch where the cards will scroll as if there's another item to the right before snapping back?

2. If you swipe a "balance updated" Passbook notification on the lock screen, does the Springboard still crash?

3. If you swipe between the pages of a folder as the folder opening animation is playing, do the contents of the folder follow your finger and then immediately snap back to page 1?

Thanks!
 
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