Strange. I though it was always just a quicker way to reference/find something sent rather than having to scroll through a conversation to find it, and not something that took up storage until specified.
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iOS 10 - All The Little Things
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Strange. I though it was always just a quicker way to reference/find something sent rather than having to scroll through a conversation to find it, and not something that took up storage until specified.
I have mine set to only keep messages for 30 days which helps a ton. My messages are only taking up 176MB and I use it for work (with images) as well.
Hi everyone.
I don't know if it's already answered: iOS 7,8 and 9 notification centre don't include all day events or tomorrows events. You have to install 3rd party apps (for example Calendars 5 or Fantastical) if you want to see all day events.
However, iOS 5 and 6 included all day events in NC, as you can check in the next capture:
Has Apple addressed this issue in iOS 10? I don't understand why Apple removed this feature...
I don't know if it's already answered: iOS 7,8 and 9 notification centre don't include all day events or tomorrows events. You have to install 3rd party apps (for example Calendars 5 or Fantastical) if you want to see all day events.
However, iOS 5 and 6 included all day events in NC, as you can check in the next capture:
Has Apple addressed this issue in iOS 10? I don't understand why Apple removed this feature...
Hi everyone.
I don't know if it's already answered: iOS 7,8 and 9 notification centre don't include all day events or tomorrows events. You have to install 3rd party apps (for example Calendars 5 or Fantastical) if you want to see all day events.
However, iOS 5 and 6 included all day events in NC, as you can check in the next capture:
Has Apple addressed this issue in iOS 10? I don't understand why Apple removed this feature...
iOS 10 has two Calendar widgets. One is Calendar (which will show all day events) and the second widget is called Up Next (this will show up coming events in the future)
As I understand it. Calendar is for "today" stuff and Up Next is for "future events".
Hasn't been in my case. Calendar shows me all day events for "today" Example, yesterday it was a holiday in Quebec, it showed it as an all day event in the Calendar widget. My Up Next widget never has shown me events for "today" and shows me a monthly reminder I have set for each month on the 10th and is showing me the July 10th reminder/event.
I barely use the Calendar stuff, so with my very limited amount of things entered into my Calendar app I could be totally wrong on all this. Just going off what it's displayed for me.
No, "Up next" shows the next whatever in your calendar. I am not sure if there is a limit how far in the future it will check, but it is not just for today (or tomorrow). "Calendar" is more similar to the today in previous versions.
Ah, in "Accessibility" settings. I was wondering where those settings were located, and there they are on my iPad Air 2. Nice find!
As the matter of fact, you can. Although it has been around with iOS 9 as I recall?
Siri-suggesties is Dutch for Siri Suggestions, but that should've been clear already.
As the matter of fact, you can. Although it has been around with iOS 9 as I recall?
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Siri-suggesties is Dutch for Siri Suggestions, but that should've been clear already.
Thanks. Yes it was in iOS 9 just wanted to check they can still be turned off in iOS 10! Does the new Siri suggested apps widget remain in today view?
Ok so I'm assuming this is a bug but in settings under sounds I have a custom ringtone selected but it's being overridden by this
When I bring up my Mom's contact card.
Under the selection of ringtones under the contact card none of my custom tones appear.
This is what shows under sounds in the settings
No. Nothing happens. You still cannot change video quality in camera app.
Don't recall seeing this but in a group thread searching gifs in full screen mode you can still see who is responding via these little popups that appear based on who responds. Pretty nifty.
Thanks for letting me know. That's too bad. That would be a prime area for a quick toggle! I love using 4K for certain videos, but for many videos it's not necessary as I don't need an archive. The 4K video storage problem is a struggle. And streaming them from iCloud is a huge pain.
I don't recall seeing this little nugget while reading through this forum but I needed to take a picture to send to my wife as a text message and when I clicked the camera icon (within the messages app) the camera view was down in the bottom 3rd of the screen with the photo gallery next to it. I really did like this option. Just click the button and it takes the picture.
Yeah.
Currently there is an app called Camera+ which looks pretty awesome. But user can only call it from home screen, not lock screen, or literally, everywhere.
But, similar to Microsoft, Apple does not develop the top tier software of certain kind so that other developers can come with awesome ideas. Don't know if this Mindset correct though.
