You won this thread, sir.As is, in my experience, customary on these forums, I always fully expect every iOS update to literally blow me.
Away.
But it seems I should've gone with the Note 7 for that. Oh well.
You won this thread, sir.As is, in my experience, customary on these forums, I always fully expect every iOS update to literally blow me.
Away.
But it seems I should've gone with the Note 7 for that. Oh well.
Just because there could be more doesn't mean there isn't a new feature there that corresponds to what would typically be a minor release.I get that but apart from that 1 feature it should at least have more than just bug fixes so much could be changed on ios 10 to make it amazing just seems like a.1 that doesnt have anything new
It feels like Apple has taken a step backwards with iOS 10.1, offering an iOS6-esuqe update style (aka, adding nothing).
So far, it's looking like the ONLY thing that 10.1 is adding the the portrait mode that we already knew about. Nothing else. That's very disappointing, especially for non-7 Plus owners (which when you factor in the amount of iOS 10 devices, is a very large amount).
Apple has previous done some very great stuff with their .X updates. The entire lifespan of iOS 9 showed that they were dedicated to continuing to add new features and functionality with every .X update. This is seen best with 9.1 with 150+ new emoji, and 9.3, which added Password notes, Night Shift, and a load of education features.
iOS 7.1 updated the UX design. 4.2-3 and 8.1 added nice small visual changes, and some small feature additions. 3.1 and 5.1 changed the system in noticeable ways (in terms of functionality), and heck 8.2 and 8.4 added an entire new SERVICE and new apps.
The fact that 10.1 adds literally nothing to non 7+ owners makes it feel more like it should be iOS 10.0.2, and a build that's only for the 7+, not a whole version upgrade.
TL;DR: Apple has historically used the .X upgrades to introduce multiple new features and system changes that can apply to all devices, not one feature that only one device benefits from.
Patience. Let some more betas roll in. If they still don't add anything, we will join you in the rant.
Not really sorry. Not for the 1 promised feature added and some bug fixes within 1 week of iOS10 even being released.
Not sure what you all are expecting for MAJOR changes within 1 week. That's just unreasonable.
I do not understand your response. Was it to me or him? Because I was saying the same thing as you in a lighter indirect tone is all!
What? The iphone 7 plus has been out for 5 days. They are quickly adding a feature promised at the 9/8 event. A new feature typically has gotten a .x update.
Your gripe makes no sense. It will not be the only iOS10 beta by any stretch
just really the fact no one should be ranting at all. Its a fast update and adding a major feature for 7 Plus users, and thus got a .1 update designation.
This argument over the numbering is just the dumbest thing I've seen debated on here ever.
It feels like Apple has taken a step backwards with iOS 10.1, offering an iOS6-esuqe update style (aka, adding nothing).
So far, it's looking like the ONLY thing that 10.1 is adding the the portrait mode that we already knew about. Nothing else. That's very disappointing, especially for non-7 Plus owners (which when you factor in the amount of iOS 10 devices, is a very large amount).
Apple has previous done some very great stuff with their .X updates. The entire lifespan of iOS 9 showed that they were dedicated to continuing to add new features and functionality with every .X update. This is seen best with 9.1 with 150+ new emoji, and 9.3, which added Password notes, Night Shift, and a load of education features.
iOS 7.1 updated the UX design. 4.2-3 and 8.1 added nice small visual changes, and some small feature additions. 3.1 and 5.1 changed the system in noticeable ways (in terms of functionality), and heck 8.2 and 8.4 added an entire new SERVICE and new apps.
The fact that 10.1 adds literally nothing to non 7+ owners makes it feel more like it should be iOS 10.0.2, and a build that's only for the 7+, not a whole version upgrade.
TL;DR: Apple has historically used the .X upgrades to introduce multiple new features and system changes that can apply to all devices, not one feature that only one device benefits from.