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iOS 10 - All The Little Things
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Did you not watch the keynote? They clearly noted and demonstrated that iOS 10 does that.New Feature (just discovered it now):
When phone is laying down, and you pick it up, the screen automatically turns on (!)
I love it
Not quite a little thing as it was one of the main things that was mentioned.New Feature (just discovered it now):
When phone is laying down, and you pick it up, the screen automatically turns on (!)
I love it
3D Touch Folder with a notification shows the app with the notification
I would hope Apple shows the most frequently used apps rather than those with unread notifications. Such would be better.
Below we’ve collected all of the iOS 10 features Apple didn’t have time to demo at WWDC 2016.
- Read receipts by conversation in iMessages
- iCloud Drive Desktop folder
- Air Quality Index for China
- Faster Camera launch
- Continuity Clipboard
- Autocorrect improvements for Korean and Thai
- Notes Collaboration
- Unlimited tabs in Safari
- Male and female Siri voices for Russia, Spain, & Italy
- Definition dictionary in Danish
- Live Photos stabilization
- Markup in Messages
- Side-by-side Mail compose iPad
- Location suggestions in Calendar
- New iPad Camera UI
- Live Filters for Live Photos
- Conversation view in Mail
- Discover in iBooks
- Improved Auto Enhance in Photos
- Faster FaceTime connectivity
- CarPlay app reordering
- Split View in Safari on iPad
- Rest & type iPad keyboard
- Sort Favorites in News
- iCloud Drive Documents folder
- Bilingual dictionaries in Dutch & Italian
- Apple Pay in Safari
- Mail suggested move folder
- Air quality in Maps for China
- Found in Messages
- Brilliance adjustment slider in Photos
- Mail filters
- CarPlay on ultrawide screens
- Bedtime alarm
- Siri for South Africa & Ireland
- Definition dictionary in Traditional Chinese
- Live Photos editing
- Avoid tolls in Maps
- Mailbox column
- Faster attachment sending in Messages
- Contacts
- Interactive Notifications
- Cache Delete
- Smart Card API
- Window Tabs
- SiriKit Payments
- SiriKit VoIP calling
- Camera sensor data
- Live information
- Recent addresses
- SiriKit
- SceneKit physically based rendering
- SiriKit Messaging
- iCloud for Developer ID
- SiriKit ride booking
- Xcode source editor extensions
- ReplayKit Live
- Book-a-ride extension
- Live Photos editing
- Apple Pay on the web
- SiriKit photo search
- iMessage apps
- Smaller Xcode download
- Xcode editor extensions
- Maps extensions
- Spam alert extension
- HomeKit Air Purifier
- Native VoIP experience
- Xcode FPS gauge
- Live Photos capture
- iMessage extensions
- Xcode thread sanitizer
- Speech Recognition
- HomeKit Doorbell
- Reservations Maps extension
- HomeKit accessories
- HomeKit Air Conditioning
- User notifications
- VoIP extensions
- Wide color
- CarPlay Maps instrument cluster
- Stickers
- Grid View
- HomeKit Camera
- CloudKit sharing
- RAW photo editing
- SiriKit Workouts
- Memory debugger
- Pixar USD model support
- Meta Tesselation
Can anyone with iOS 10 see if 3D pressing the wifi and bluetooth icons on control center brings up a list of wifi networks/bluetooth devices? I feel like this is such an easy feature to implement and it's been missing on past OS'.
Also, I heard adjusting the volume isn't intrusive anymore. Can anyone send a screenshot of that?
Also, I heard adjusting the volume isn't intrusive anymore. Can anyone send a screenshot of that?
It does it automatically when you walk away from your car. Brilliant.
I'm running the beta and at first it didn't show for me either but then it started showing up again.
Seems more or less like the stuff that's being discussed at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-10-all-the-little-things.1977162/
You can't force touch the wifi/bluetooth buttons. Also the volume adjustment is the same as iOS 9 for me.
Something that was not mentioned however is the fact that if you lay down your device on its display after raising it, it will turn off immediately which is awesome for quickly checking time or notifications.
I believe that's part of iOS 9 currently (and/or at least iPhone 6 and later).
