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iOS 10 beta 1 Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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It's been my favorite so far, maybe next to WordFlow. WordFlow's predictave text is quite behind but for accuracy and functionality it's a joy. Outside of Google's recent wonkiness, and just in my own personal view, it's superior to Apple's. I think it depends highly on how one grips the phone when typing, too. I have a friend who can type, with no mistakes, at like 500 words per minute on the default keyboard (seriously, it's super human and obviously 500 is an exagerration of biblical proportions but he's easily over 70 wpm). I grip from the mid so the default keyboard always had a lot of "V's" instead of spaces, not so much with either of the two from MS and Google.
Kind of making me wonder if there are scaling issues that are very subtle with iOS 10. Things have been just slightly off at times. Most likely it's just the new context menus for adding or taking pics and drawing not playing well, right now. Also noticed the Messages app taking the majorit of my battery since installing iOS 10. Anyone else?? Maybe it's the Google keyboard...
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Exactly my situation, but I was checking into a flight so my attention was more toward screaming at it to reboot fast enough to pull up my ticket again haha. Good call. Did you report it yet?
Bug I noticed not listed: If you tap & hold to move/delete apps from the home screen, ALL apps/folders jiggle and show "X"'s. If you start the process from within a folder however, it only jiggles the apps within that folder and upon tapping out to the main Home screen none of the apps/folders jiggle or have "X"'s. Returning into the folder the apps continue jiggling. Issue persists after a reboot of the device.
Nope. This is not a bug. This is an intended behaviour. Reason for that I don't know though.
Do we have a source on this? I find it hard that this would be a designed behavior.
I have no source, just hear a member in forum saying this is an intended behaviour and seems "more logical".
Doesn't sound like it would be intended as it would hide some folder in that state if you exist it like that, which doesn't make much sense. Also something like that wouldn't be designed to stay in that state after a restart.
This is my same line of thought. Going from a unilateral "Edit Mode" to "Edit Mode" circumstance A, B, C, D, etc. doesn't make any sense. To be clear, "Edit Mode" doesn't stay open after the restart, rather starting "Edit Mode" from inside a folder and then returning to the main Home screen currently removes visual verification that it is still engaged. If you press "Home" (button) and return inside a folder, "Edit Mode" will have been disengaged, just as the Home button always has for this process. Removing visual verification in some/all Home screen views that "Edit Mode" is engaged doesn't make sense to me.
It's not a bug. It was mentioned in the keynote that you could just have the apps within a folder wiggle to delete and not the whole screen.
So if you leave that folder while in that mode, should it exit that mode, or perhaps at least have that one folder wiggle to indicate that it's still in that mode (otherwise it seems that there would be a folder in that mode without anything indicating to the user that there is such a folder or which one it is)?
The "indicator" is the folder shifts to a blank page within the folder. (So it looks like no apps in it)
Hard to say if a bug or intended. I can see both sides.
Intended: If you initiate a move/delete app from in a folder, it could be considered a little redundant or unnecessary to jiggle apps outside of it it.
Bug: It's new, seemingly strange behaviour and we have no info if it's intended. Seems maybe unfinished if it's intended due to the "indicator" outside of the folder when active is pretty subtle.
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Well, if there's an indicator of some sort that a bit different from what it was described like and/or what I understood it to be like. I would more or less agree with the two potential takes on it with that in play.
Hmm. Sounds reasonable.
Since this is beta 1 and beta 2 is around the corner, we can patiently wait and see how Apple does this.
I'm having iMessage woes on my 6S Plus.
In 9 out of 10 tries to send an iMessage containing both an image and some text, the send fails. It fails to both recipients with iOS 9 and iOS 10 beta installed, and I have tried over both WiFi and 3G+4G. Most of the time I have to send the image and text individually for it to work, but once in a while I can re-send the message and it goes through.
Anyone else having these issues?
In 9 out of 10 tries to send an iMessage containing both an image and some text, the send fails. It fails to both recipients with iOS 9 and iOS 10 beta installed, and I have tried over both WiFi and 3G+4G. Most of the time I have to send the image and text individually for it to work, but once in a while I can re-send the message and it goes through.
Anyone else having these issues?
Have you installed iOS 10 beta 1 after fresh install of 9.3.2? Cause there's not a single issue with mine as far as the relevant issue is concerned.
Messages app is consuming a lot of power.
I agree. My messaging app it like 30% usage and I don't use it any more than I used to. Wonder if that's a bug.
On a side note, anyone noticed their data wheel spinning like crazy on the home screen constantly for no reason? When I open an app, it stops.
Reset all settings first, then make sure of using under your iCloud ID. I double checked and mine is working flawlessly.
I would try this. If a "Reset All Settings" fails to work; OTA updates have been know to be more likely to cause random issues (for whatever reason). I might suggest a Recovery Restore w/ clean install of 9.3.2, test the feature, then update to the beta and see if issue is fixed/persists. There is a known bug with downgrading killing all Messages; maybe this same bug breaks some Messages functionality without a fresh copy of the software be my put back on through iTunes?
Mine only did that when iCloud was restoring
Also, I'm also having the battery usage bug where it keeps telling me to fully charge my iPhone to get the usage and standby times down at the bottom of the screen. I saw someone else post about it the other day.