Yeah I figured it out. You need to have the apple watch connected to it to see the batteries widget.Did you get a response on this?
Regardless of what this article says, I'm sure we'll still see the threads listed below:
#1 - My battery life is terrible w/ iOS9
#2 - My WiFi doesn't work after updating to iOS9
Did you not still have the "Playlists" or "album/artists/songs/etc" filter? That has the offline switch on it.Tip for people with the new music app! i turned on the option to only show offline music (I had none downloaded at the time as it was a fresh build) and there was no options to turn it back off!
The only way i got round it was to purchase something so it automatically downloaded, then i was able to toggle the options as i had offline content.
Hope this helps!
How do you mean?Don't suppose there's a share extension yet in the mail app?
Double tap home button to access Apple Pay, same as on Watch!!!
Sorry if someone else already posted... just noticed on accident & posted immediately. Lol.
I can't speak for iCloud Drive because I haven't switched that on yet, but attaching a file from Dropbox, first downloaded the file before it inserted it into the email.
No had absolutely nothing, i could switch to playlists and back again but nothing was there and no way out.Did you not still have the "Playlists" or "album/artists/songs/etc" filter? That has the offline switch on it.
Granted, I have offline content, so can't check the behaviour myself
I don't use iCloud Drive, so couldn't say.Hang on a sec. Aren't all your iCloud Drive files stored locally as well? That would mean no need to download the files.
I personally don't need a ton of new features as long as they can improve the battery life and get rid of more and more bugs. It's much more about functionality than new features to me.
In all fairness, Shake to Undo is pretty useful if you, say, accidentally delete a whole paragraph of an important essay because you were trying to change the font and accidentally pressed the delete key (this happened to me). I'm not sure what I would have done without Shake to Undo.
Not quite. Functionality of something is how well it works and perhaps to some degree of how useful/good it is at what it does. New features can be seen as added/new functionality, in a sense, but not in the way that poster had used it (which is basically consistent with what I mentioned in the prior sentence).New features are functionality.
That's how it works.I'd rather double-tap to access the app switcher and save the home button.
That's how it works.
Apple pay double-tap is from the lock screen, not the home screen.
New features are functionality.