Public Betas. Yes.
First party apps that are removed cannot be replaced by 3rd party apps. A dialog box will ask you to reinstall "Mail" if you want to email someone, for example.
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iOS 10 - All The Little Things
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I don't know if anyone else noticed this but: Apps remain in multitask view even after rebooting device
Saw this happen today as I was pulling in to work. Pretty cool little feature.
I also noticed that "Up next" works for cars that have the USB plug in for iPhone/iPod.
'According to Apple’s programming guide, the all-new Siri SDK, or SiriKit, will initially support only six types of third-party app services: audio/video calling, messaging, sending and receiving payments, searching photos, starting workouts, and booking rides'...so no summoning Siri to play Spotify
Source: http://www.macworld.com/article/308...rd-party-apps-and-not-spotify.html#tk.rss_all
Source: http://www.macworld.com/article/308...rd-party-apps-and-not-spotify.html#tk.rss_all
That was always the case unless you closed out of the apps before rebooting. And even then, sometimes you needed to close them and then lock and unlock the device before rebooting, otherwise they might still show up.
This is normal and has been the case for some time.
In the photos app, swipe up on a photo and you'll see photo-related info such as its location.
Sounds like you might want to report that to MacRumors so that they could look into it as I don't believe they like to have intrusive ads like that.
That would've come in handy yesterday when I was looking for my car after my doctor appointment...
That's normal, and has always been that way. It's just a list of recently used apps after all. On your Mac, the lists of recently used files and apps survives rebooting too.
That's the Raise to Wake feature from the Keynote. Requires the M9 Motion Coprocessor so makes sense it's only the SE, 6, 6+, 6S and 6S+
If I had to guess, like my military ID card I can use to log on to websites. I assume companies use the same to log in to their systems. This could be huge for military and DoD because you can't log on to 99% of the websites without Common Access Card (CAC)/Smart Card reader/credentials. Right now third party makes software and hardware that is hundreds of dollars to access the buggy versions of those sites.
In the settings for Videos, there is an option to "Use Cellular Data" with an option to use a Good vs. Best quality over cellular. Triggering it doesn't allow streaming of your iTunes video over LTE, at least not on AT&T, but I'm crossing my fingers we finally see this come true. I'm a heavy iTunes video purchaser, don't always have the foresight to download a video ahead of time and definitely have more than enough cellular data monthly for video streaming my collection.
6 and 6+ only have discrete M8 coprocessor. This feature is only available at all devices equipping A9 chip. Hmm. I guess.
Not sure if anyone's mentioned this, but you can now play inline video on iPhone.
“Define” is now “Look Up” with more features. Hopefully extensible in the future!
You can now change the video playback quality in the videos app through settings when streaming from iCloud.
