Hopefully they cut down on the RAM usage, it's sky high on beta 2 even with paralax turned off and no dynamic wallpaper.
Is that what causes the constant app crashes?
Hopefully they cut down on the RAM usage, it's sky high on beta 2 even with paralax turned off and no dynamic wallpaper.
Please fix the horrid icons![]()
Screw fixing the ICONS.
Fix the calendar!!!! The new default view stinks. Switching to a month view and not seeing any indication of what days have things scheduled stinks. And the notification center sucks for calendar events as well. It does not list full day tasks, only shows 5 hours worth of hourly tasks, and rather than showing me what's on tap for tomorrow, it tells me I have 2 all day events scheduled. Instead of taking up two lines to tell me that, why not show me the 2 events!!
I swear people are complaining about ICONS when functionality needs addressed.
I think the current iOS7 will be identical to what is finally shipped.
I don't know much about Apple betas specifically, but in general changes between betas are about fixing bugs and optimising code etc, not changes to the design of the software. I don't think Apple is going to change the look and feel of iOS7 between now and when it ships.
Beta testing is not focus group testing - what the product should be. Beta testing is about finding and fixing bugs, so that the final product is stable and finished
One reason Apple ships beta software to their developers to so that developers can alter and optimise their apps for the new version of the OS.
What is with the severe shadows on the icons?
Is it perpetually 4 p.m. in this version of iOS?
Not to mention the outdated color scheme and that Pac-Man style bite with the icon badges.
Pass.
I was really hoping they would include the weather, calculator and stocks app for the ipad version but apparently apple still thinks people don't check the weather or stocks on iPads for some bizarre reason.
Other than that, I think they will want to tweak the UI a bit more before final release because the stark white and black contrast and thin typeface might look really nice on the retina displays, but I've noticed the new look makes the non retina ipad mini screen look a bit more pixelated than it did previously (I never thought it was a bad screen, just saying the UI doesn't do a good job hiding the lower resolution of the mini)
Also don't like the extreme minimalism in the Music app. It makes navigation a lot slower because there isn't enough visual separation between artist, album, track etc. plus I don't understand why they hyped up iTunes 11 during the iPhone5 campaign, and then completely dropped the new interface for the ipad which actually already had a pretty similar album view to iTunes 11 in ios6.
Is that what causes the constant app crashes?
It's called App Store. You have a million apps for that.
This just makes sense... Apple doesn't seem to be listening though. It's absolutely frustrating that play count and other things don't sync back to iTunes on your Mac.
Perhaps you are unaware of the difference between an integrated app and a third party app and why one would be better than the other, so I will explain what should have been obvious. With an integrated app, specifically with one that already exists and just needs porting, the design and functionality is consistent with the other apps that come preinstalled. Most importantly, there are no obnoxious ads filling up half the screen of an integrated app and unless you feel that paying $1 or $2 for an app is better than paying $0 and not having to hunt down viable alternatives in the App Store, then you should understand my frustration in Apple not including 3 very frequently used apps from the iPhone version of ios in the ipad version for no apparent reason. But I guess I am the stupid one because I was completely oblivious to the App Store until you came along and provided such a wonderful suggestion.
Perhaps you are unaware of the difference between an integrated app and a third party app and why one would be better than the other, so I will explain what should have been obvious. With an integrated app, specifically with one that already exists and just needs porting, the design and functionality is consistent with the other apps that come preinstalled. Most importantly, there are no obnoxious ads filling up half the screen of an integrated app and unless you feel that paying $1 or $2 for an app is better than paying $0 and not having to hunt down viable alternatives in the App Store, then you should understand my frustration in Apple not including 3 very frequently used apps from the iPhone version of ios in the ipad version for no apparent reason. But I guess I am the stupid one because I was completely oblivious to the App Store until you came along and provided such a wonderful suggestion.
"perfectly integrated"? hmm... yes... how many apple apps have thin helvetica neue over full colour photos? how many use translucency? yahoo's horizontal slide pulls across the background photos as you slide between cities, no apple apps do this.Ok. Yahoo weather. Example of an app that is free and perfectly integrated. Next time you are about to write 600 words of empty content, check the App Store.
By the way, there are many many apps like yahoo weather.
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You really feel frustrated for having to go to the App Store? I'm sure you miss the nineties...
Well, that's the most glaring issue with iOS 7 atm
"perfectly integrated"? hmm... yes... how many apple apps have thin helvetica neue over full colour photos? how many use translucency? yahoo's horizontal slide pulls across the background photos as you slide between cities, no apple apps do this.
Well, that was only a background, a small tweak (it still a gray background), that's not a real change of what I was talking about, iOS hasn't change from the first iOS to iOS6 until iOS7, two or three icons have had some tweaks, so, if iOS's don't even change between X.0 it's not going to change between betas.
And animations fall under the performance category.