...really?
It can go in a folder.
Mike
Actually, that is exactly what he was asking.That's not what he was asking, but anyway.
Not my bird. Spotted on volleyball net on Huntington Beach last weekend.Is that your bird? Good Picture.
Actually, that is exactly what he was asking.
Not my bird. Spotted on volleyball net on Huntington Beach last weekend.
Michael
That's not what he was asking, but anyway.
Is that your bird? Good Picture.
Good. Always wondered why they don't allow newsstand to do the same,
Talking about OP.No, I was genuinely surprised that this was really a question. I knew it could be in a folder.
It was able to be put into a folder using the bug that allowed it prior to 5.1. That trick didn't work with other app folders, yes?Cause Newsstand is a folder.
It was able to be put into a folder using the bug that allowed it prior to 5.1. That trick didn't work with other app folders, yes?
Newstand is a folder. It just doesn't look like the standard iOS folders. If you think about it, all those magazines in Newstand are "apps" you can download them individually and they essentially come from the same app store as regular apps (just sectioned off from normal apps). Newstand is their own folder for them to go into. That is why Newstand cannot go into a folder, because it itself is a folder.
Mind am blown
IIRC, doesn't it show up as an app in the multitasking UI? Or is that only on the iPad?
IIRC, doesn't it show up as an app in the multitasking UI? Or is that only on the iPad?