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iOS 7: All The Little Things! (Featuring iOS 7.1)
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I'm seriously impressed by this. Apple didn't make it fugly like the usual landscape stuff they do!
No you don't. It is subtle behind anything when you tilt the device. It just changes immensely if you set a Panorama (only through Settings > Wallpaper, not through the Photos app) as a wallpaper.
Apps other than the stock applications don't support the new keyboard layout yet :-(
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Yup, just checked. Only a couple more Emojis.
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Yup, just checked. Only a couple more Emojis.
No.
My findings:
- When I sort my music by genre, the option to play all songs from that genre is GONE
- Spotlight: Pull down on the icons, not on the status bar as someone mentioned.
That is all.
I really like the screen grabs and I must admit Apple have gone further than I expected them to do. Many cried out for a complete overhaul and a radical new design with multitasking and quick access settings and that is exactly what they have delivered. Reminds me very much of Android in many ways but that is no bad thing. With anything Apple do you'll have people who love it and those that loath it in equal measure. I'm hoping I will enjoy using it, although it'll take a bit of getting used to. Not a bad job.
Just wish we didn't have to wait so long for it to be released.
Just wish we didn't have to wait so long for it to be released.
I really like the new UI, it feels like they took away the glass on iPhone and you are directly touching the buttons and everything else.
I'm loving all the CC options. It's basically what most people have been begging for since iOS 5.
Just a few things...
When charging, there is now a tiny lightning bolt to the right of the battery that pulses.
On the lock screen, 'Slide to Unlock' is acceptable anywhere on the screen.
Yes, some icons are hideous. Seriously, they're hideous.
Photos app is a giant cluster **** now with these 'collections' & 'moments' categories. Hope they straighten this out pronto.
After unlocking the device, the icons drop seperately onto the main screen instead of splash all together.
When opening multitasking, it automatically defaults to show the previous open app.
All previous widgets in Notification Center are nowhere to be found. This includes the share widget, stocks, and weather widgets.
In iMessage, when sending a message, the load bar is kind of similar to Safari's... Thin & blue
The toggles and Control Center are not interchangeable / user selectable. Also, the 4 shortcuts found at the bottom of Control Center are Flashlight Clock Calculator Camera in that order.
Facebook does sync User default photos to Contact Cards - however contact photos are only viewable on Favorites, not contacts list or Recents.
The numerical keypad in Phone becomes fully transparent when desired number is pressed.
When opening a folder, the animation enlarges the folder to display the first 9 apps, then 'pages' just like springboard (swipe R to L)
App Store loads considerably quicker. Also, 'Top Apps' are again displayed in list view rather than scrollable icons. Thank you! Also, a wish list is present.. But I've yet to figure out how to add to it.
In Music, Cover Flow is no more. Instead, there is a (scrollable) grid view that fills the screen in landscape orientation displaying 3x6 (18) album covers each
In all, a great beta release. Stable and smooth for a #1
P.S. Someone before had mentioned the moon is no longer displayed when DND is enabled.. That is FALSE. It still does show, but if too many icons are in your status bar, it does hide.
When charging, there is now a tiny lightning bolt to the right of the battery that pulses.
On the lock screen, 'Slide to Unlock' is acceptable anywhere on the screen.
Yes, some icons are hideous. Seriously, they're hideous.
Photos app is a giant cluster **** now with these 'collections' & 'moments' categories. Hope they straighten this out pronto.
After unlocking the device, the icons drop seperately onto the main screen instead of splash all together.
When opening multitasking, it automatically defaults to show the previous open app.
All previous widgets in Notification Center are nowhere to be found. This includes the share widget, stocks, and weather widgets.
In iMessage, when sending a message, the load bar is kind of similar to Safari's... Thin & blue
The toggles and Control Center are not interchangeable / user selectable. Also, the 4 shortcuts found at the bottom of Control Center are Flashlight Clock Calculator Camera in that order.
Facebook does sync User default photos to Contact Cards - however contact photos are only viewable on Favorites, not contacts list or Recents.
The numerical keypad in Phone becomes fully transparent when desired number is pressed.
When opening a folder, the animation enlarges the folder to display the first 9 apps, then 'pages' just like springboard (swipe R to L)
App Store loads considerably quicker. Also, 'Top Apps' are again displayed in list view rather than scrollable icons. Thank you! Also, a wish list is present.. But I've yet to figure out how to add to it.
In Music, Cover Flow is no more. Instead, there is a (scrollable) grid view that fills the screen in landscape orientation displaying 3x6 (18) album covers each
In all, a great beta release. Stable and smooth for a #1
P.S. Someone before had mentioned the moon is no longer displayed when DND is enabled.. That is FALSE. It still does show, but if too many icons are in your status bar, it does hide.
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Homescreen have that movement feel like the "3d" effect cydia tweak ? Or im going crazy either way i dont like it and it seems there is no option to turn this off.
On my 4s experience is not that great, i updated doing a restore but i get a lot of lag and stutter plus ive been stuck with several apps yet to be downloaded from my icloud backup ! The worst part is that i cant even delete the icons, when i click the 'x' and option delete it does nothing.
Notification center have change quite a bit to the point i dont know wtf im supposed to do with, i dont why they didnt make a gesture for multitasking or just made a toggle for control center.
Oh found the option to disable the motion effect.
either way i dont like it and it seems there is no option to turn this off.On my 4s experience is not that great, i updated doing a restore but i get a lot of lag and stutter plus ive been stuck with several apps yet to be downloaded from my icloud backup ! The worst part is that i cant even delete the icons, when i click the 'x' and option delete it does nothing.
Notification center have change quite a bit to the point i dont know wtf im supposed to do with, i dont why they didnt make a gesture for multitasking or just made a toggle for control center.
Oh found the option to disable the motion effect.
- When you use Spotlight, the blinking cursor cover's the "i" in "iPhone". Not sure why that bugs me.
- Icons have been pretty much purged. Don't know if I like that or not.
- Lots of apps (including native ones) are freezing up for me. Only way to fix it is to sleep+home my phone or keep retrying
- I like the new modal windows.
- I can't get over how "Google" the UI feels.
- Amidst all your other 3rd party apps, the new icons aren't AS bad. But still bad.
- The padding feels inconsistent throughout the design.. Notification centers padding for each listing is generous while iMessage's header feels too tight.
Feels fresh, control center is a major plus. Save for a few gripes which could be fixed in future betas (hopefully), I'm really digging it.
- Icons have been pretty much purged. Don't know if I like that or not.
- Lots of apps (including native ones) are freezing up for me. Only way to fix it is to sleep+home my phone or keep retrying
- I like the new modal windows.
- I can't get over how "Google" the UI feels.
- Amidst all your other 3rd party apps, the new icons aren't AS bad. But still bad.
- The padding feels inconsistent throughout the design.. Notification centers padding for each listing is generous while iMessage's header feels too tight.
Feels fresh, control center is a major plus. Save for a few gripes which could be fixed in future betas (hopefully), I'm really digging it.
Looks like Landscape App switcher, too.
(Hopefully yet to be mentioned; if so, my apologies!)
(Hopefully yet to be mentioned; if so, my apologies!)
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