https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJnreh8mTvM
At the 9 second mark is what he is trying to explain (i think). It is a feature in Springtomize for jailbroken devices, and is dubbed the "Old TV Animation". The fade to black in iOS 7 is obviously quite different.
It streams for me then caches the song. The cloud icon stays unless I press it to download. If I turn off iTunes Match it clears all songs that were cached and only the songs the I specifically clicked the iCloud icon to actually download remains on my device. Same as on ios 7
Here's an article that clears it up a bit. www.idownloadblog.com/2012/06/13/ios-6-itunes-match-stream-and-download/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJnreh8mTvM
At the 9 second mark is what he is trying to explain (i think). It is a feature in Springtomize for jailbroken devices, and is dubbed the "Old TV Animation". The fade to black in iOS 7 is obviously quite different.
A couple things I've noticed:
- when you scroll around in safari and get the psuedo-full-screen mode, you can no longer tap the status bar to get to the top. You have to tap twice now
That's worked since iOS 4.0.0If you tap the status bar (the bar with the clock and network on etc) it will take you to the top of the page.
Edit: I'm lying. That doesn't work.
Dont know if this has been posted yet:
On Apple's iOS 7 demo page, scroll down to the mini vids..
http://www.apple.com/ios/ios7/
Now look at the messages app how nicely the message-bubble comes all the way up beyond the keyboard and "takes" the written text with it!!! Awesome!
Beta 2 perhaps?
Then you must not be very familiar with CRT's.
Huh?
How do you think developers go about testing the code that THEY write?
If a device's UDID is on a developers account, then that device has the ability to directly load applications written by that developer (i.e. load an application that didn't come through the App Store).
I'd imagine that even small developers will find a significant base of iOS products -- owned by different people -- to test their applications on, before releasing them to the App Store.
And good grief, if you only find 5 people each for iPhone 3Gs, 4, 4s, 5, iPad 2, iPad 3/4, iPad mini, and the various iPod touch models that all run recent iOS versions, to test your apps, ... that's not a small amount of UDIDs, IMO.
It's FaceTime Audio (no video). It shouldn't use that much data.
The reason why this would be so helpful and seamless is for old relatives overseas. I don't want to teach aunts, uncles, and parents how to "properly" call me to no longer incur long distance charges. Also FaceTime Audio uses HD Voice so quality is crystal clear.
Apple really should make FaceTime Audio as default and as seamless like iMessage over SMS.
I think that would be a recommended idea.
Wow, hold your horse there pal. I just tested again on mine and it does turn off like an old school TV.
Camera: When you swipe to the right it change to "Video" instead of your camera roll. Your iOS 7 doesn't do that???
Can someone else confirm these? Thanks.
Oh stop being pedantic, you knew what he was on about.
And swiping left/right in Camera.app now just scrubs between Video/Photo/Square/Pano modes. You can't swipe into your photo albums.
a neat tidbit i just notice today. If you try to type the word hell in a message, it will type he'll at first until you type the next word and it realizes it's wrong that it automatically changes to hell. That's awesome!
A neat tidbit I just notice today. If you try to type the word hell in a message, it will type he'll at first until you type the next word and it realizes it's wrong that it automatically changes to hell. That's awesome!
A neat tidbit I just notice today. If you try to type the word hell in a message, it will type he'll at first until you type the next word and it realizes it's wrong that it automatically changes to hell. That's awesome!
Today view in notification center shows how far away from home you are.