...so on the flip side, if my phone is muted and I accidentally press the Home button for too long, I won't hear a ding followed by "I didn't get that?" Just wanna be sure I get this right. I am *always* accidentally invoking Siri during the most socially awkward times
...so on the flip side, if my phone is muted and I accidentally press the Home button for too long, I won't hear a ding followed by "I didn't get that?" Just wanna be sure I get this right. I am *always* accidentally invoking Siri during the most socially awkward times
You can essentially do that already in iOS 9 as there is no "ding" for Siri anymore (at least on iPhones) and you can set Siri to follow your devices silent setting as well so that it wouldn't speak back....so on the flip side, if my phone is muted and I accidentally press the Home button for too long, I won't hear a ding followed by "I didn't get that?" Just wanna be sure I get this right. I am *always* accidentally invoking Siri during the most socially awkward times
Feedback Assistant is only for the Public Betas. For Developer Previews, use the Bug Report website (Radar).Hrrrmmm - a little weirdness in messages. When I rotate to landscape I get the scribbles screen - but touching the keyboard icon to switch away to keyboard input doesn't work. It stays in Scribbles. Only rotating back to portrait puts me back in the keyboards. iPhone 6Plus.
It'd be great to have the option to can Scribbles altogether. I musta been a doctor in a past life. I can't write for sh*t and I have the Nun-rapped scarred knuckles from my youth to vouch for that. Even if it did work to hit the keyboard icon it's just one more thing to "aim" at when starting a text.
I'd report this and any other little bugs if I could get Feedback Assistant on the phone. Unfortunately, it did not download with the update, and it's also not available to sync from iTunes, and it's not on the App Store, despite being in the documentation for the Beta.
Still poking around. I'm sure I'll find more weirdness. Anyone find Feedback Assistant, please let me know! (I'm using the old El Cap one on my Mac for now - despite the Mac having Sierra installed, it also does not have a current feedback assistant)!
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And now accompany with zoom in and low light filter, the screen is much less shiny when at dark night. This is just great.Not sure if someone has found this, but you can now change the intensity of the reduce white point setting in Accessibility.
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(the further the slider is to the right, the 'darker' the interface becomes)
That's how it works on the watch, I guess they wanted to mimic the experience?
Not sure if it does it on older devices, but on 6S with taptic engine there is a slight vibration, and if you release then (don't keep pulling down) it jumps straight to Spotlight instead of Notifications.
Not with LCD displays which are the ones used in every iOS device to date. OLED displays like in the Apple Watch does benefit from that (black pixels are actually off so no battery drained by those for example).
