Nah. There's nothing to dismiss. It's just the way it renders the landscape version of the widgets. I could try taking out a widget.
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So, iOS 10 on 2015-2016 iPads?...
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Nah. There's nothing to dismiss. It's just the way it renders the landscape version of the widgets. I could try taking out a widget.
You can do a google search for "offical iOS wallpaper".
Also, 9to5mac.com has them posted: https://9to5mac.com/2015/08/07/new-ios-9-iphone-wallpapers/
I can only ever find the iPhone versions online. They're not the same aspect ratio as iPad ones. Believe me, they don't fit the screen the same way.
I'll do what I usually do, which is to wait for the 10.1 version to come out. That's when they usually fix most of the bugs.
Ooooh, yeah, that would do it. But of course, iOS with its wonderfully non-accessible file system means that if you change that wallpaper I think it will be gone for good since it's not stored among the stock wallpapers anymore, nor is it in your camera roll.
I found a surprise no one seems to be talking about.
A good surprise:
The camera now zooms when taking a photo, video or slo mo.
It does not however seem to offer zoom in a time lapse.
I have no idea if it is an optical of software zoom, but it is pretty sweet.
Also, we can use a built-in app called Magnifier... here is how to access it:
Step 1: Launch the Settings app.
Step 2: Go to General -> Accessibility -> Magnifier.
Step 3: Turn on the toggle for Magnifier. Additionally, you can enable Auto-Brightness so that the brightness and contrast levels are adjusted automatically based on the ambient light settings.
Once you’ve enabled Magnifier, it can be activated by triple pressing the Home button.
Click the shutter to take a temporary picture... slide to zoom in even more. Then click the shutter to delete the temporary picture.
Nifty!
A good surprise:
The camera now zooms when taking a photo, video or slo mo.
It does not however seem to offer zoom in a time lapse.
I have no idea if it is an optical of software zoom, but it is pretty sweet.
Also, we can use a built-in app called Magnifier... here is how to access it:
Step 1: Launch the Settings app.
Step 2: Go to General -> Accessibility -> Magnifier.
Step 3: Turn on the toggle for Magnifier. Additionally, you can enable Auto-Brightness so that the brightness and contrast levels are adjusted automatically based on the ambient light settings.
Once you’ve enabled Magnifier, it can be activated by triple pressing the Home button.
Click the shutter to take a temporary picture... slide to zoom in even more. Then click the shutter to delete the temporary picture.
Nifty!
I kinda regretted going 8.4 to 9.0 on my air2.
Wonder if I'll feel the same about 10 once it gets jailbreak from 9.3.3 on pro9.7
Wonder if I'll feel the same about 10 once it gets jailbreak from 9.3.3 on pro9.7
Try rebooting your iPad. I had an issue with my notification screen in portrait mode where my notifications would appear off-centre. A reboot solved the problem.