iOS 8 Differences between iPhone and iPod touch...

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  1. gpspad, Sep 20, 2014

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    Anyone else notice the differences between ios8 for the iphone and ios for the ipod touch. The ones I can see so far after upgrading....

    Namely no continuity/handoff
    Find my phone doesn't have the send my location just before the battery died

    sure there must be some other stuff
     
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  2. Solver, Sep 20, 2014

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    On the iPod Touch, there is no Medical ID option in the Heath App.

    “Send Last Location” IS under “Settings/iCloud/Find my iPod”
     
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  3. Yuck Mouth, Sep 20, 2014

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    Handoff is there. Go to Settings>General. Its right below Spotlight Search.
     
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  4. LAPTOPODO, Sep 21, 2014

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    It's the good thing, iOS for even less than 1/3 of the price of an iphone.
     
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  5. gpspad, Sep 21, 2014

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    Sorry, I was mistaken.

    Something happened with my update. It took me two times for the update to finally go though, then suddenly it reverted back to ios7.

    I could have sworn I saw new ios8 features in settings after the update, then this morning the weather was yahoo and I knew it was still ios7. Maybe I accidentally reverted it back to ios7 one of the times I though ios8 was installing.

    Trying to update again and see what happened.
     
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  6. iolinux333, Sep 21, 2014

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    Mine wouldn't OTA update for whatever reason so to avoid hassle I just iTunes updated. That's typically most reliable.
     
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  7. gpspad, Sep 24, 2014

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    Just learned how to do that with my Apple TV, think that is the way I am going to go from now on.
     
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