on my lock screen the time is always having issues. The time will sometimes appear in the middle of the screen and then jump up or sometimes it will not appear at all.![]()
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on my lock screen the time is always having issues. The time will sometimes appear in the middle of the screen and then jump up or sometimes it will not appear at all.![]()
well, if thief has your iphone then he can easily touch TRUST and his work is done![]()
Not if you have a passcode lock.![]()
There's a new equaliser animation next to now playing when viewing your songs in list (see La La La).
They should use that instead of the Now Playing text on the top right hand corner. It looks weird just displaying "N...ing"
There's a new equaliser animation next to now playing when viewing your songs in list (see La La La).
They should use that instead of the Now Playing text on the top right hand corner. It looks weird just displaying "N...ing"
I get the "I can only read incoming text messages" reply.In Siri, when it brings up an article based on what you asked, you can say "Read this" and s/he will start reading it. And that's without any accessibility options turned on.
If you 'Share' a location from the Apple Maps app, and send it in a Message, the message appears as a speech bubble containing a mini-map that links to the Maps app:
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Maybe this was in iOS 6, in which case... check out the new look! Unless it's already been shown, in which case... here it is again!
Shows normally on mine... :s
Once someone gets it, can you please check to see if there is any sort of quick reply/compose for Messages?
Maybe this was in iOS 6, in which case... check out the new look! Unless it's already been shown, in which case... here it is again!
I've got a question for anyone on iOS 7.
I keep reading previews of the OS, in which they compare the redone Mail app to Mailbox (the popular third party app) on the grounds that it supposedly uses swipe gestures like Mailbox does.
Where? I've been looking at screenshots and descriptions, and it doesn't look like it works anything like Mailbox. When you swipe, it doesn't actually delete, archive, or move your mail, rather, all it does is display a "Trash" button that you then have to press. That's exactly how iOS 6 Mail worked, except the button looked different and it was called "Delete" instead of "Trash".
So what's with all these comments about Mail being gesture based? The only difference I'm noticing from iOS 6 is the addition of a "More" button, but that's still a button, not a gesture. How is it anything like Mailbox?
Is my description incorrect? Could someone clear this up? Thanks.
I've got a question for anyone on iOS 7.
I keep reading previews of the OS, in which they compare the redone Mail app to Mailbox (the popular third party app) on the grounds that it supposedly uses swipe gestures like Mailbox does.
Where? I've been looking at screenshots and descriptions, and it doesn't look like it works anything like Mailbox. When you swipe, it doesn't actually delete, archive, or move your mail, rather, all it does is display a "Trash" button that you then have to press. That's exactly how iOS 6 Mail worked, except the button looked different and it was called "Delete" instead of "Trash".
So what's with all these comments about Mail being gesture based? The only difference I'm noticing from iOS 6 is the addition of a "More" button, but that's still a button, not a gesture. How is it anything like Mailbox?
Is my description incorrect? Could someone clear this up? Thanks.
Yep. Exactly what Knosrac said. The new Mail app has the same gestures as the previous version. However, it has a Mailbox-ish look to it, with the cleaner lines and bigger buttons. Other than that, nothing.You nailed it.
It's behavior Apple's had in iOS for a long time (from the beginning?) but it's being expanded to to include the "More" button
I didnt notice anyone else mention this but you can now pinch to zoom to open and close pictures in the photo app.
I haven't seen this noticed but the iTunes Store icon has changed between beta 1 and beta 2.
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Personally, this was my only major issue with the icon redesign and glad to see some optical considerations have been taken into account. It also shows that this element of the UI is certainly not finished yet which should please some...