Awesome. Looks like they just launched proper Wi-Fi Calling without the need for the TU Go app.
Only works on the 7 and 7 Plus at the moment though. See here.
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iOS 10.3 Released: Changes, Security and Bugs
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Only works on the 7 and 7 Plus at the moment though. See here.
No you cannot. And as far as I know, that has never been a feature of iOS. It's not even a feature of Android.
...That's iOS 11 that's rumored to drop support for 32 bit. No one makes a change that big in a .X update.
With my HomeKit lights I used to say to Siri "lights off". Now this comes up saying it can't find any lights in my home. This is despite me turning on the lights by saying "lights on" just before.
Strangely if I say "Lights 0%", they turn off and Siri says lights "turned off."
Strangely if I say "Lights 0%", they turn off and Siri says lights "turned off."
I know, that was HUGE (and seamlessly pulled off on millions of devices). An engineering marvel, truly.
But again, Apple would not do that to developers in a .X update. The filesystem is one thing, cutting their developers out at the knees without a major announcement about it (think the upcoming WWDC will serve as that platform) would be a massive slap to the face.
Updated yesterday afternoon. So far so good. I have a couple comments:
I'm not sure what the issue is supposed to be with this. I do not have a subscription to Apple Music. When playing a song, its apparent the "button" takes you to the album. The artist is displayed, but not a separate link. Once the album is displayed, the artist is selectable and it takes me to a screen with information about the artist. If the concern is it doesn't take you to YOUR songs in your library by that artist, then yes I have that issue too. But if that's expected behavior, then I don't.
I've tried to replicate this with my 7+ and just don't see it. I can trigger the app switcher without delay.
One thing I have seen that's interesting. Before I updated, I had Wi-Fi calling with AT&T. Now that I've updated, I'm not seeing the phone switch to Wi-Fi calling at home. I looked at the settings and saw it was still selected as an option. So I looked at the "address", or tried. The first time an error popped up saying to try again in a minute. I did and was able to get to the setting. No address was initially displayed but it was there when I continued through and eventually "saved" it. Still no Wi-Fi calling.
Not sure about the storage affect of updating on my 7+. But I did look before updating my iPad Air 2 and it gained about 2 GB.
I'm not sure what the issue is supposed to be with this. I do not have a subscription to Apple Music. When playing a song, its apparent the "button" takes you to the album. The artist is displayed, but not a separate link. Once the album is displayed, the artist is selectable and it takes me to a screen with information about the artist. If the concern is it doesn't take you to YOUR songs in your library by that artist, then yes I have that issue too. But if that's expected behavior, then I don't.
I've tried to replicate this with my 7+ and just don't see it. I can trigger the app switcher without delay.
One thing I have seen that's interesting. Before I updated, I had Wi-Fi calling with AT&T. Now that I've updated, I'm not seeing the phone switch to Wi-Fi calling at home. I looked at the settings and saw it was still selected as an option. So I looked at the "address", or tried. The first time an error popped up saying to try again in a minute. I did and was able to get to the setting. No address was initially displayed but it was there when I continued through and eventually "saved" it. Still no Wi-Fi calling.
Not sure about the storage affect of updating on my 7+. But I did look before updating my iPad Air 2 and it gained about 2 GB.
It was, but there wasn't a switch for it. Apple just displayed it that way. I supposed they received enough feedback to change it to sort notifications by day / recent instead.
Personally, I am a chronological guy. I don't want to have to scroll down a large list (I am not the most efficient at clearing notifications) to see something, say, from mail. But I get the desire to have a toggle. Would like to see for iOS 11.
In iOS 9 there was switch to change it...
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I use an app called system status to check my CPU usage ocassionally and with iOS 10.2.1 usage used to idle from 7%-12%.
With iOS 10.3 I'm seeing 3%-6% usage on idle on my iPhone 7.
This should translate to better battery I would think. Pretty cool.
With iOS 10.3 I'm seeing 3%-6% usage on idle on my iPhone 7.
This should translate to better battery I would think. Pretty cool.
If you enable WiFi Calling/4G Calling it cancels the TuGo app and deletes your data accordingly-4G Calling is limited to London (at the moment).
If you had cleared notifications, then you would have faced the problem I am having-- automatic vanishing notifications.
