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iOS 10.2 Dev Beta 1 Changes, Bugs, and Fixes
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My black wallpaper no longer makes my folders black. Annoying
Good I filed this as an improvement request in the earlier betas. It was very confusing if you were talking to multiple threads at once.
I think this may be related to the TV app, when this is all released in December. Bet it will take you to whatever you were last watching.
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And this is probably timed to coincide with the new Airpods, which should have been released just about now! Ooops!
Can you elaborate on this? All day events not showing up in Calendar widget is one of my most-wanted "features." Can you check a few others (birthdays from Contacts and all day events added in Calendar)? And post a screenshot?
Thanks very much!
Really hope it's a silent release.
*Wakes up tomorrow morning*
"AirPods Now Available on Apple Store After Last Minute Delay"
So this must be new then? I should add to the wiki if so.
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Wow! Yes, that is new! Does the all day event stay on top if there are other non-all day events?
All day events would show up in iOS 10 calendar widget before as well, but the behavior has been at least somewhat inconsistent when it came to them.
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Sounds like another fix/change to add to the OP. They are really squashing quite a few bugs and annoynances with this one it seems.
I guess we all understand your point but if that is the case, then what is apple referring to in the beta release notes by saying "App closing animation appear to be fix on iPhone 7"?
I just wish we didn't always have to wait until release X.2 to get major bugs and annoyances fixed. Ever since iOS 7, X.0 and X.1 always have lots of annoying little problems.
I think it's more since iOS 8, given that iOS 7 didn't get 7.1 until months later and that was a fairly good stable release with most of what people were looking for.
Seems like since iOS 8 days they are woking a couple of releases ahead--by the time x.0 is released x.1 is already mostly feature complete and most new fixes and changes (short of some major/important issues) would already need to go into x.2 or later.
You're right. I just tried it on 10.1. I never noticed that.It's been like that since iOS 10.0.
I think the problem is that the natural development cycle for a fully polished OS seems to be about 14 months* and they only have 12 months between new iPhone releases. So they have to finish up after the new iPhones arrive.
*I'm sure the actual cycle is more than 14 months, but I used that to illustrate my point. You may substitute the following:
- Dev time = X
- Available time = x-2 months
Someone here has put that. Not Apple...
People still think it's a bug so whenever they get a whiff of something that's changed, they'll put it down as a fix.
Same as 10.1 for me.
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I've removed that from the initial post because there seems to be a consensus that there's no fix.