Built in to iOS 9...appears only if you have an Apple Watch.
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iOS 9.0 Beta 1 Bug Fixes and Changes
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Built in to iOS 9...appears only if you have an Apple Watch.
If it can check all devices battery life connected to the same apple id, I think this could be great.
Actually I've seen it work when paired to Beats headphones. I think it appears as a new widget if you've got Bluetooth devices connected. Not necessarily just the Apple Watch.
DFU and no back up used. Fresh as it gets.
Using it as my daily. Going to try it during a work day and see how it goes.
Will report back.
If you use Touch ID when you have notifications on the lock screen they shoot upwards as it unlocks. That makes me happy every time. I just really like it for some reason. I assume this also happens on iPhone, can anyone confirm that though?
The paperclip does more then just pull up iCloud docs. 
Check out the pics here - http://imgur.com/a/rFcOW
Check out the pics here - http://imgur.com/a/rFcOW
Doubtful. They need to implement all of these bugs fixes developers are finding. We may be on Beta 1 but internally, they are always ahead. Probably around Beta 3 to 4 already.It is even possible they are building the final version?
Yeah. Even I think implementing final version is too optimistic, after recalling my comment.
Whatever it is, this fall is the deadline. Nothing would be clear before that time. In other word, everyone is possible to change everything before it goes to the final stage.
I don't get it. If they are around Beta 4 (which, I assume, removes some of the bugs existing in Beta 1, 2 and 3), why the hell would they have publish Beta 1 which has lot of bugs that they already have had eliminated?
You know what Apple always like to do when announcing anything new. They will try to move ahead of time, giving you a really astonishing view of something, and you will feel really impressed, because the thing looks so beautiful that you couldn't believe it does exist. Well, in other words, they like to catch us with surprise.
I think it's a waste of space, the iPhone battery. It's always displayed in the Status Bar.
Well, in landscape mode, nothing will be displayed on screen except your webpage content, in Safari.
In portrait mode, you should know, knowing how much battery capacity this phone left all the time, is the most basic feature of every phone, including iPhone, Android phone, and Windows Phone.
No way Apple is on beta 4 internally. They are 1 or 2 betas ahead. Otherwise it would defeat the purpose of squashing bugs through testing. There's no way Apple can do all the testing done with the beta program on their own. And the iOS software they demo in the keynote is specifically built for demo purposes, hence why they follow a script during the live demo.