Lol don't do that. Unless you want to remove things you've actually downloaded.
Space fills up a bit because it caches stuff you've streamed temporarily.
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iOS 9.0 Beta 4 Bug Fixes and Changes
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Lol don't do that. Unless you want to remove things you've actually downloaded.
Space fills up a bit because it caches stuff you've streamed temporarily.
I do it to remove things I have downloaded or have been downloaded from Music. I don't store any on my device, stream only. I did the same with iTunes Match and so the same now with Apple Music. I used Spotify at the time too and it would build up gig's of cached songs. The only way to clear it was to delete and reinstall the application.
I thought maybe the user didn't want some of the songs saved on their device since they might be taking up space. Do be careful though with deleting things.
Right , but the problem with Apple music is you can't delete the app to clear the cache. So the only way to clear the cache to restore your phone and start overI do it to remove things I have downloaded or have been downloaded from Music. I don't store any on my device, stream only. I did the same with iTunes Match and so the same now with Apple Music. I used Spotify at the time too and it would build up gig's of cached songs. The only way to clear it was to delete and reinstall the application.
I thought maybe the user didn't want some of the songs saved on their device since they might be taking up space. Do be careful though with deleting things.
anyone seen the new calendar icon in search?
Not necessarily new. It's just a stock icon and not the live icon it uses for the home screen (home screen one updates and shows day and number of the month)
Not on mine. Funny enough right as I read your post I was at 30%
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Interesting, I've never seen 30% but I only noticed it because I was looking at the battery widget in the Notification Center.
The location reminder for "getting in the car" or "getting out of the car" now works properly in b4.
I thought it's worked pretty much in all iOS 9 betas. It's not so much location. It uses the connection of the cars Bluetooth to "know" if you got in your car. It doesn't exactly know where your car is via gps on a map.
Yep -- it uses the Bluetooth connect/disconnect to your car to trigger the reminder. It was there as an option in all the builds but b4 is the first one where I've actually had it work.
Now, when I get in the car it reminds me to "Pay attention!" and when I get out of the car it reminds me to "Have fun!" -- cracks me up.
Is this location reminder an iPhone 6 and 6+ feature using iOS9 because I don't think this works on an iPhone 5.
No, I think it's meant to be supported on all devices on iOS 9. Whether it works on all devices properly is another story.
There is a possible fix that seemed to fix it for people experiencing this in the thread linked below.
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...to-ios-9-public-beta-2.1902841/#post-21630062
Do you have vibration turned on or off in Settings > General > Accessibility?
Also make sure you don't have headphones or Bluetooth headphone connected.
Speaking of app switcher, I'd prefer tiled windows instead of cascaded — if a lot of apps are open, it can take way too long to traverse open apps, not conducive to productivity.