Well, that may be true. But from a design perspective it just doesn't look consistent. So Apple needs to at least change the animation. Now it looks like a UI bug or even crash.
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iOS 10 Beta 6 Bug Fixes and Changes
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I am still having issues with apps not updating correct from app store. Had since beta 4. Anyone else had this issue?
Quick reply seems to FINALLY work! Still a little laggy with Gboard but it at least shows up and stays there lol
ooooh nice!
you can now double tap on an imessage bubble to add a reaction, no need to 3D touch anymore! yay!
you can now double tap on an imessage bubble to add a reaction, no need to 3D touch anymore! yay!
Since the first betas, I have the problem that the display doesn't turn off always on my iPad Air 2. It stays on and on and on. Filed a bug, uploaded several stackshots, but I was still able to reproduce that with dev beta 5.
Does anyone have the same problem?
Does anyone have the same problem?
I've actually noticed this a few sometimes on my 9.7" iPad Pro. Think I've even noticed it a couple times on 6s. When it has occurred it's been random. Not when I'm using a specific app or anything.
Only problem I'm continuing to have is that occasionally the text doesn't display in my calendar widget. I haven't seen anyone else say they've had this problem, am I the only one?
I wish quick reply showed a little version of the icon that shows who you are texting in messages.
I'm not seeing it on my 6S+ still. I had it in an earlier beta but can't get it to reappear. Is there something I need to do to re-enable it?
There's a new sound effect for the laser screen effect in messages, and there's some sounds added to the effects that didn't previously have sounds.
Speaking that the code for it is in iOS 10, and has been discovered to work, I for one and many others are still waiting for it to be available for use. It could appear later in the year or could never make it to be usable. For now it's a project that was never finished, that is hidden unless uncovered by system devs or hackers on a computer.
That's how it worked on non-3D touch devices in prior betas (it may have only been tap and hold). Seems like they're working on consistency.
Try the previously-suggested "force fix" - I did this with my Air 2 and Pro, the latter of which I installed the Beta for the first time, over the latest iOS 9 version.
I switched to the Messages app on each iPad, then enabled the Emoji Keyboard and sent about a dozen Messages to an iPhone I own - Predictive Emoji started working in the Standard English Keyboard and the Google Slash Keyboard in Messages and in iOS Mail.
I have the 6s+, T-Mobile US and Visual Voicemail and get the voicemail transcriptions already. Interesting.
You know I think 10 is faster. I suspect better optimized and the un-encrypted kernel are the reasons. BUT this guys videos are crap. The devices are never configured the same, (one no lock screen the other one does, news app on separate pages, etc) The devices need to be setup identical to be a fair comparison. Even then its subjective whether the taps are exactly the same. Subconsciously one could make the results appear as one wants by the ever so slight different taps. At the very least they should be configured exactly the same across the board.
So true. I suspect the makers of these types of videos have never heard of metrology.
But problem is the animation is not slower even with reduce motion on. It changes the animation but not drastically reduce the time. What we need is in reduce motion, when pressing home button while in an app, iOS should instantly return to home screen. And when calling out app switcher, app switcher should also show up instantly. Every single system animation should be eliminated.