Hopefully they will fix the music app a bit in either 8.1, 8.2 or 8.3
And
, DO NOT remove fullscreen caller ID this time!!!
And

Or it just means they changed the name of "Recently Added" to Camera Roll, and it serves the exact same purpose.
There's no ApplePay support as far as I can tell. Strange no one has posted this yet.
Really unhappy about the return of Camera Roll. All it means is that iCloud Photo Library is no where near launching for everyone. That is terrible.
maybe apple pay in beta 2? no idea..
Apple Pay will come out in October. At that time Apple Pay will be on the iPhone 6.
Maps has improved some. More stuff on the map like gas stations,drive thrus and better live traffic.
Two things:
Is performance on A5 devices improved like 7.1 beta improved A5 device performance last year?
Is iPhoto supported again?
Not quite sure about the POIs, but Maps has always had live traffic since iOS 6.
Why is it that you can't have Camera Roll and iCloud photo library...? I'm not understanding the connection here.
Camera Roll is only LOCAL pics saved on the device itself.
When iCloud Photo Library will be used than every photo taken will be directly stored in iCloud and not locally on your device.
That's why people say camera roll in albums will not make sense once this feature works since there will not be any more locally stored pictures.
Hence why they probably changed camera roll to recently added and removed the photo stream album. Moments shows you every picture, be it in photo stream or on your device. I actually liked this since it streamlined the process. It must however left people confused since most of them use camera roll and once it got changed to recently added people thought their pics where gone. I don't really understand why since moments is basically your camera roll just much better. Apple clearly still plays around with how they will handle organisation.
Why is it that you can't have Camera Roll and iCloud photo library...? I'm not understanding the connection here.
For the first question, hopefully.
For the second, not officially. But iPhoto is just blacklisted in iOS 8. You can always change iPhoto's application identifier in its info.plist file and resign iPhoto with a developer certifcate to use it on iOS 8. (Supports iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, scaled graphics)
Maybe Camera Roll is a transitional 'album' that includes all photos/videos, until they switch fully over to PL (Photo Library)? Perhaps when the user makes the change to PL, there will be a 'tour' explaining where the pictures are?
Or, it's possible that Apple will still have a Camera Roll with all photos that are locally stored, up to a certain time/numerical threshold, then the rest optimized in a new 'Photo Library' album?
It's hard to tell without seeing 8.1 with PL enabled to see what it'll look like.
well there was a really long thread about the missing camera roll they probably got a ton of negative feedback and brought it back for that reason.
Recently Added in Photos app renamed to Camera Roll
So what's the difference between recently added and camera roll?
Why is it that you can't have Camera Roll and iCloud photo library...? I'm not understanding the connection here.
Maybe Camera Roll is a transitional 'album' that includes all photos/videos, until they switch fully over to PL (Photo Library)? Perhaps when the user makes the change to PL, there will be a 'tour' explaining where the pictures are?
Or, it's possible that Apple will still have a Camera Roll with all photos that are locally stored, up to a certain time/numerical threshold, then the rest optimized in a new 'Photo Library' album?
It's hard to tell without seeing 8.1 with PL enabled to see what it'll look like.
Or they figured out how to do both.
Camera Roll is only LOCAL pics saved on the device itself.
When iCloud Photo Library will be used than every photo taken will be directly stored in iCloud and not locally on your device. That's why people say camera roll in albums will not make sense once this feature works since there will not be any more locally stored pictures.
Apple wants people to use Moments and only use Albums for specific pictures hence why they probably changed camera roll to recently added and removed the photo stream in Albums. Photo (Moments) shows you every picture, be it in photo stream or on your device. I actually liked this since it streamlined the process.
It must however left people confused since most of them don't use Moments but the camera roll album. Once they changed that people thought some of their pics where gone or didn't know where the photo stream went. I don't really understand why since the photo tab with moments is basically your camera roll and photo stream combined. Apple clearly still plays around with how they will handle organisation.
There is no "both". iCloud Photo Library hasn't been released.
I'm running iOS 8.1 beta 1 and am currently enrolled in iCloud Photo Library beta. My "camera roll" is named "All Photos". As far as I can tell, camera roll is back. My "all photos" has all of my iCloud Photo Library photos in it.
The "moments" tab below only shows up when uploading photos to a website.
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Maybe Camera Roll is a transitional 'album' that includes all photos/videos, until they switch fully over to PL (Photo Library)? Perhaps when the user makes the change to PL, there will be a 'tour' explaining where the pictures are?
Or, it's possible that Apple will still have a Camera Roll with all photos that are locally stored, up to a certain time/numerical threshold, then the rest optimized in a new 'Photo Library' album?
It's hard to tell without seeing 8.1 with PL enabled to see what it'll look like.
Oh for goodness sake!!! It's not a mystery!!!
iCloud Photo Library is all photos and videos stored locally AND in the cloud. Same stuff, both places, all the time. It works so well that apparently people can't even wrap their head around its simplicity.
You will also have the option to use a brilliant storage optimizing technique to magically free up local space. I won't bother explaining it because people here can't even grasp the basics of how it works.