so much joy - the information from hands-on keeps making it so interesting
Fall is so far away![]()
Yeah, I've tuned into a couple of android blogs and it seems the only "fault" that they (the biggest critics) can come up with is "it's a copy!"
regardless of whether you agree...if that's all they can find "wrong" with it, well, good!
Can someone post what iBooks now looks like ? Both the shelf and inside an open book. Is the thin helvetica available as a font choice ? iBooks font choices drove me nuts, nothing looked good.
Parallax Everywhere - As part of the new 'layers' user interface that Jony Ive has built, nearly everything in the interface subtly shifts to give the UI depth when the phone is moved -- wallpaper, pop-up alerts, notification bubbles and more.
Dynamic Wallpaper - Apple includes two 'dynamic' wallpaper images by default. These images have subtle animated bubble shapes floating around the background. We'll likely hear more about these going forward.
Panoramic Wallpaper - In addition to the dynamic wallpaper, users can also set panoramic images as wallpaper -- instead of the subtle parallax image shift shown in the keynote, tilting the phone pans around the image. The stuttering in the video below is due to capture method -- on the iPhone, it pans smoothly.
Is there a way to turn the 3D-effect on in iPhone 4?
Not there, but it is listed under Settings > Usage. Maybe in the next version?Anyone figure out how to find the old voicememo's yet?
For those of you who like this, and yet say "I miss Steve," I'm seeing a lot of features and tweaks in here that I don't think Steve would have approved.
Does anybody know if Safari for iOS 7 still has the "Reader" function built into it? Not Reading List, but Reader.
Whether or not he would've approved is not relevant. He himself said as much on multiple occasions and used Disney post-Walt as a guide of what not to do.
This is Tim Cook and Jony Ive's Apple. Right, wrong, or indifferent, that is the reality of where we are today. People need to accept it.
Nah, that's not what we are talking about. We are talking about being able to respond from the notification, so we wouldn't have to leave the app we are in to respond to a message. It's a really useful feature if you like gaming or watching movies on your iPhone.
Just pointing out that much of what people LIKE about this would not have come about with Jobs around.
I like it! Though (and I know this is pedantic) I'm not a fan of the new 'bars' for cellular signal strength. Though I suspect a jailbreak tweak later will fix this. (Now bring on the 'Jailbreak is never gonna happen' and 'there's no need anymore' like iOS4, 5 and 6.)
Parallax Everywhere - As part of the new 'layers' user interface that Jony Ive has built, nearly everything in the interface subtly shifts to give the UI depth when the phone is moved -- wallpaper, pop-up alerts, notification bubbles and more.
I know it's mainly eye candy, but it's sounds cool (not a developer, so I haven't seen it).
Even then, you'd have to be smoking some pretty strong stuff to even remotely assign a similarity if iOS 7 to android. They look very different.
Android is very dark, with black and blue. I'm not really a fan if the darkness. It feels very gloomy.
iOS is on the exact opposite, with bright colours, transparency, and and very clever designing like layers
Anyone know if the music player lets you queue up songs to play? (much like the newer itunes and it's 'up next' feature)
It does. When available, an icon shows at the top left corner in Safari. Tap that and it toggles Reader.
Still can't believe Apple can't get the Weather app icon to show the correct forecast/temp. Seems like a no-brainer.