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All Devices iOS 13 Beta 1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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According to T-Mobile docs, Galaxy S9 supports RCS on T-Mobile network so in theory RCS messages should be possible if Apple adopted the new standart. It would be nice to test if you or somebody on T-Mobile can send an SMS (not iMessage) to another iOS 13 user on T-Mobile. Additionally, I couldn't find anything related to RCS on release notes
It happens with every green text I have, I am not sure which phone all of them have but I doubt they all have the S9. I know for a fact one friend has a much older android.
I initially updated to the iOS 13 beta over iOS 12.1.2 and a few days later installed the beta clean. Not really any noticeable difference as far as I'm concerned.
Just did an update, performance on my XS is unbelievable good. Im really impressed about the improvements on Face ID. All apps running, just one restart since updating.
Best beta 1 I ever experienced so far!
Just tried the same thing and got the same result. I shared the app “SoundHound” from home screen to another person that’s using iPhone XS Max running 12.2 [I’m on 12.3] and it broke our message thread on his phone.
A lot of you interested in it probably read it already but Federico Viticci's summation of iPadOS is a great reminder of the of all the smaller, larger and transformative features.
Few things I took away: -
- The sheer amount of thought and engineering that went into Safari. This is not just "Request Desktop Mode by default"
- Apps and scenes. This ability to drag out multitask individual parts of an app or OS function. A message, a mail, a notification, even an entire subwindow can be dragged to spawn a new task.
- No worries drive unplugging! Fully synced usb drive access does impact speed but I've long thought it's something we shouldn't be worried about. I've been all Samsung T3/T5 SSD for my externals so I really appreciate just being able to unplug without thinking about it (obviously if you're not actively transferring)
https://www.macstories.net/stories/initial-thoughts-on-ipados-a-new-path-forward/
Few things I took away: -
- The sheer amount of thought and engineering that went into Safari. This is not just "Request Desktop Mode by default"
- Apps and scenes. This ability to drag out multitask individual parts of an app or OS function. A message, a mail, a notification, even an entire subwindow can be dragged to spawn a new task.
- No worries drive unplugging! Fully synced usb drive access does impact speed but I've long thought it's something we shouldn't be worried about. I've been all Samsung T3/T5 SSD for my externals so I really appreciate just being able to unplug without thinking about it (obviously if you're not actively transferring)
https://www.macstories.net/stories/initial-thoughts-on-ipados-a-new-path-forward/
With Federico, I have to add his tomes to my Reading List. Craig Federighi gave him a hard time about the length of his pieces on the interview he gave him last week (as a backhanded compliment about how thorough he is). By the way, that was probably Craig’s way of signaling that Apple does, indeed, follow what is said about it and its products by people it respects. Ask and you shall receive.
Have you tried setting up Siri shortcuts? Great workaround for me:
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Does anyone know how to open an app side by side with another app which is not on the dock? For example, I am using Safari and I want to open YouTube either a slide over or side by side.
But YouTube is on the home screen not the dock.
There used to be a gesture where you could grab the icon from the home screen, drag it over the second app in the dock to them open side by side. Now if I try that I either get the jiggly icons or the long-press contextual menu.
But YouTube is on the home screen not the dock.
There used to be a gesture where you could grab the icon from the home screen, drag it over the second app in the dock to them open side by side. Now if I try that I either get the jiggly icons or the long-press contextual menu.
Interesting, if I hit the box after ‘this!’ My safari crashes... is this a link?
It was just an up arrow from the iOS emoji set (via Tapatalk). Must not reproduce in web version.
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I'll delete it to avoid this.
It's currently broken. Short version is that in iOS 12 you could pick up an icon quickly without entering "wiggle mode" and that allowed you tap another one to launch it, then drop the first on the launched app to multitask. A longer press on the first icon of course entered wiggle mode and that allowed you to tap other icons to create a stack of icons for dragging around. Currently, in 13, as soon as you move an icon you enter wiggle mode and have that last behavior.
Dragging from Spotlight is also currently broken. Here's the disturbing part though. I thought I had seen both these issues mentioned in the release notes but, actually, only the spotlight one is! I'll log feedback on the home screen one today as it is an absolutely essential piece of functionality.
Guys, I'm having a couple of questions about downgrading.
I decided to do so, googled the instructions and got confused because there are two methods:
And the second question: I have an Apple Watch on watchOS 5.whatevertheversion paired to an iPhone with iOS 13 on it. Should I unpair my Watch if I'm using the 1st method? Is the 1st method even possible to perform?
I decided to do so, googled the instructions and got confused because there are two methods:
- Downgrade iPhone using the recovery mode
- Downgrade iPhone using a downloaded IPSW of iOS 12.3.1. and option + update
And the second question: I have an Apple Watch on watchOS 5.whatevertheversion paired to an iPhone with iOS 13 on it. Should I unpair my Watch if I'm using the 1st method? Is the 1st method even possible to perform?
Confirmed (via Lori Gil of iMore) that Siri Announce Message is going to work with Gen 1 AirPods!
https://twitter.com/appaholik/status/1139172514993647616?s=21
https://twitter.com/appaholik/status/1139172514993647616?s=21
I was gonna say, I couldn't think of ANY reason why it wouldn't. It's pushed from the phone, so just "speaker" related and has nothing to do with "Hey Siri" or even a faster ship as far as I could think of. Just like it announces the caller while I have headphones in...and that makes me think it should work with ANY headphones.
Anyone successful in setting a Memoji as your contact photo? And did it actually filter through settings, etc? Also, is it actually being shared with others?
In short, does the feature actually work?
In short, does the feature actually work?
Ah, awesome thanks! I was just going the swipe/peak way and was just getting the flag/unflag option with no colours.