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Highly recommend this feature on iOS 17. Useful and will save a lot of trouble. 🔦
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A related feature would be a location-aware function preventing users from turning on the flashlight to read menus in dark restaurants. It’s helpful but I get chided every time I do that by my wife who thinks it makes me look like an old guy.
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A related feature would be a location-aware function preventing users from turning on the flashlight to read menus in dark restaurants. It’s helpful but I get chided every time I do that by my wife who thinks it makes me look like an old guy.
I would like that location-aware function applied to enabling speaker phone mode in a restaurant also. One time in the past there was this guy actually eating and attending a business conference call that everyone could hear.
Oh, If I understand correctly, that is the App Library. I mainly use that to search for app, not to find them by browsing. Apps are organized by App store categories that is that not always what you think. Also the apps move as you use them. The recent apps are moved up in the list. It makes sense if you use apps repeatedly but if you are a visual browser that can be disconcerting.
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Maybe they should add the tick-tock sound that plays when the flashlight is on like when you leave the turn signal on. Of course not everyone notices that sound, either, so that may not fix the problem. 😊
They’d have to come up with some software way to lock the iPad, like on the Mac, you’d put it to sleep from the Apple menu. If I have my iPad docked somewhere on my desk, I’m way too lazy to reach over and hit the power/lock button to lock it. I believe CMD+Ctrl+Q locks it, but the average person won’t know this.
In addition to the local backups without a computer, there should be a way to restore an iPhone or iPad without a PC/Mac as well. Restoring a Mac from the internet has existed for years, it’s about time this feature should come to the iDevices.
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What does the rumor say about iOS 17. Check out the article below.
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iOS 17: New features, release date, beta, and more - 9to5Mac
iOS 17 was officially announced at WWDC, marking Apple’s biggest annual software update for iPhone users. This year, iOS 17...
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I think I'm looking more forward to the Watch OS10 announcement than IOS 17, but it will be exciting to get some new features (And hopefully most bug updates). I'm interested in this making the lock screen a home smart device feature. I feel like the Lock Screen can have more done with it to make it seem a little more interactive.
Amazing lack of news still cause of concern a week before the keynote.
www.macworld.com
The WWDC keynote will be the most–and least–exciting Apple event of the year
WWDC goes niche: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed last week.
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I’ve noticed that Apple’s icons for new apps this year have had a bit more depth to them than most system app icons on iOS. For example: the icons for Apple Music Classical, Final Cut Pro, and Logic Pro all have a bit more shading, gradient and depth to them. Compare those against the icons for Mail, Messages, and other system apps, and there seems to be a bit of a difference in style. So I’m really hoping for some new app icons for iOS! They don’t have to be radically different, I’m hoping for something similar to macOS app icons. Like the Mail icon actually has an envelope, instead of the ugly flat design. Here’s for hoping! 👍🏻
I am hoping we can choose what icons we want to use at the system level. It's time Apple!
Amazing lack of news still cause of concern a week before the keynote.
The WWDC keynote will be the most–and least–exciting Apple event of the year
WWDC goes niche: All the news, rumors, and tips you missed last week.
No concerns for me at all. You’re not going to get blockbuster features every year. And the stuff I’ve heard rumors about sound pretty good as it is.
I agree, customizable app icons would be really nice. But if not, I’d settle for the neumorphic-esque ones from macOS, or similar since that’s what I’d customize them as anyways. But I’m really hoping for customizable icons because that would be the best option for everyone! 👍🏻
Thats just the press's expectations, somewhat dulled by the fact that Apple has been fairly ruthless to silencing everything before this show. Also Mark Gurmans lacking insight predictions heavily used by the press are not particular useful.
I am just continuing to hope for more under the hood iOS/IPadOS 17.x improvements such as several GUI interface/Multitasking improvements discussed. Given the improvements with recent hardware, and the fact they haven't done any of this the last few years, along with the EU side loading, seems the right time for this to finally occur.
I agree, Gurman’s “leaks” have been incredibly vague this year. I don’t think we’re getting the full picture, and I think the fact that Apple decided to announce Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad like two weeks ahead of WWDC instead of using that as one of their big iPadOS announcements might speak volumes. I’m hoping something big for iPadOS is coming! 👍🏻Thats just the press's expectations, somewhat dulled by the fact that Apple has been fairly ruthless to silencing everything before this show. Also Mark Gurmans lacking insight predictions heavily used by the press are not particular useful.
I am just continuing to hope for more under the hood iOS/IPadOS 17.x improvements such as several GUI interface/Multitasking improvements discussed. Given the improvements with recent hardware, and the fact they haven't done any of this the last few years, along with the EU side loading, seems the right time for this to finally occur.
I agree, Gurman’s “leaks” have been incredibly vague this year. I don’t think we’re getting the full picture, and I think the fact that Apple decided to announce Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad like two weeks ahead of WWDC instead of using that as one of their big iPadOS announcements might speak volumes. I’m hoping something big for iPadOS is coming!
I think they’re going to devote at least 30 minutes and perhaps more to the headset. That’s why the 2 iPad apps were likely released early. No time for them. Might even see new macs get the same treatment (except Mac Pro, if introduced).
I think you’ll find that’s the same story for the other OSes too. Not as much screen time as usual. And likely less in the way of new features given the amount of development time devoted to the headset.
I really hope that’s not the case. 🙁. Give us a five to ten minute sneak peek at the headset, then move on and provide a longer video about it separately. Of course, I doubt that’s going to happen, but hopefully not a whole half-hour! 🙁
Awhile back I stated that Apple’s AR implementation within iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 apps is still what they are up to rather than the use of glasses or headset that the press seemed to pander so much to. Even now it seems more like a safer first step for them to pitch to consumers than actual hardware and a separate OS that other companies are providing. If you could allow this to happen as a OS update it would eclipse all the other methods for stepping into this marketplace.
I really hope that’s what they do, a headset priced at $3,000 wouldn’t be of any interest to me. I don’t mind if they make one, but I really hope that iOS and iPadOS aren’t gonna suffer for it this year just because they decided to make a new product I’m not really that interested in. Personally, I think both could be true, iOS and iPadOS could be getting some big updates AND a new AR/VR headset could be launched. People assume that creating an xrOS would obviously mean less development on iOS and iPadOS, but I’d like to counter that a bit by pointing out that xrOS would likely be a form of iOS, so it’s not exactly like they’re building an entirely new OS from the ground up. Besides, I’m guessing if they are going to launch a headset, they’ve probably been working on the OS for it for the last couple of years. I doubt they would be so last minute. But maybe I’m wrong. 🤷🏼♂️Awhile back I stated that Apple’s AR implementation within iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 apps is still what they are up to rather than the use of glasses or headset that the press seemed to pander so much to. Even now it seems more like a safer first step for them to pitch to consumers than actual hardware and a separate OS that other companies are providing. If you could allow this to happen as a OS update it would eclipse all the other methods for stepping into this marketplace.
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I want them to make changes to notifications. I tap the status bar a lot to get to the top of the screen, and I always accidentally tap notifications and it interrupts what I'm doing. Give us an option to pop up at the bottom of the screen.
I remember during Tim Cooks GQ interview how much he avoided answering any related questions.
“If you think about the technology itself with augmented reality, just to take one side of the AR/VR piece, the idea that you could overlay the physical world with things from the digital world could greatly enhance people’s communication, people’s connection,” Cook says. “It could empower people to achieve things they couldn’t achieve before. We might be able to collaborate on something much easier if we were sitting here brainstorming about it and all of a sudden we could pull up something digitally and both see it and begin to collaborate on it and create with it. And so it’s the idea that there is this environment that may be even better than just the real world—to overlay the virtual world on top of it might be an even better world. And so this is exciting. If it could accelerate creativity, if it could just help you do things that you do all day long and you didn’t really think about doing them in a different way.”
Then when you combine the examples shown in Apple developer such as https://developer.apple.com/augmented-reality/
Yes it clearly shows a iPhone and iPad as showing a software implementation of AR.
It's like he's waving a big sign saying here it is but the press are like hunting dogs fixated on the wrong scent.
At least we don't have that long to see if Apple is finally taking the next logical step be it software with iOS/IPadOS 17.x or hardware implementation.
Oh, for the love of god Apple, please finally give us the ability to mark a sender as not junk.
Awhile back I stated that Apple’s AR implementation within iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 apps is still what they are up to rather than the use of glasses or headset that the press seemed to pander so much to. Even now it seems more like a safer first step for them to pitch to consumers than actual hardware and a separate OS that other companies are providing. If you could allow this to happen as a OS update it would eclipse all the other methods for stepping into this marketplace.
You may not like it but the headset is coming. I will buy you a cheeseburger if not. Pretty sure I’m safe on this one.
I don’t mind if the headset’s coming, I just don’t want it to come at the expense of iOS and iPadOS. I for one, think iOS and iPadOS will still be big updates.