Yes, that is called loading. What that really is, is just an image. Some apps (safari, contacts, notes) save a screenshot on exit and use that as the default loading image on the next start up. It is suposed to provide a more clean feel. But being an image you can't really expect it to work, until the real UI loads.
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iPhone 2.0.1 Tested in the Wild
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Yes, that is called loading. What that really is, is just an image. Some apps (safari, contacts, notes) save a screenshot on exit and use that as the default loading image on the next start up. It is suposed to provide a more clean feel. But being an image you can't really expect it to work, until the real UI loads.
Loading Contacts is a little slow and should be fixed.
My biggest issue is the constant Safari crashes. I REALLY hope they fix this soon.
Cheers.
My biggest issue is the constant Safari crashes. I REALLY hope they fix this soon.
Cheers.
You know what I find remarkable...
It's that custom applications have been working flawlessly on the iPhone / iPod Touch now for almost a full year... yet when Apple have a crack at it, it's causing immense problems.
I say hire the Dev Team apple
PS: Oh, and Big Boss haha!
It's that custom applications have been working flawlessly on the iPhone / iPod Touch now for almost a full year... yet when Apple have a crack at it, it's causing immense problems.
I say hire the Dev Team apple
PS: Oh, and Big Boss haha!
Can you give us an idea of what the changes are? hope the keyboard is a little more responsive
Can you give us an idea of what the changes are? hope the keyboard is a little more responsive
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It appears 2.0.1 has been released. I'm just downloading it through iTunes. Lucky I click check for update every time I plug the device in ... and I was just about to do a restore anyway!