Isn't there a second Face ID setting for a second "look", where you could hold your iPad at the table angle, register the Face ID for that?
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iPad Pro 11 inch annoyances
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Isn't there a second Face ID setting for a second "look", where you could hold your iPad at the table angle, register the Face ID for that?
Thats not apples problem. It’s the devoplpers of the apps job. Chillll these things happen whenever there is a new size ipad release.
I didn’t say it was Apples fault, just seems developers aren’t making the effort this time around.
I know this thread is about the 11, but my Amazon Prime Video app still show the date and time on my latest model 12.9 you would think Amazon would update for the 12.9 since they did for the 11.
Every time the screen size drastically changes, apps need to be updated. Some are slow, some are immediate, some don't ever get updated. And since the iPad is not as hot of a commodity as the iPhone is, you'll see apps updating a bit slower. It's a developer issue and has nothing to do with the iPad itself. The title of the post is gratuitous.
There were a lot of iPhone apps that took freakin' forever to get updated for the X. And you're right, user demand for iPad apps is nowhere near as great.
I'm actually shocked by the number of "universal" apps that present a crappy, undersized, portrait-only UI on iPads. Still. All. These. Years. Later.
Finally, but they decided to replace it with this:
This YouTube iOS team are muppets.
I have always wondered whether the Google engineers aren't totally passive-aggressive, as a matter of corporate mission.
Got to wonder if they have one, since iOS 11 the bad decisions and bugs in the YouTube app have been quite irritating.
my major reason why I upgraded to the 12.9" model. i originally had the 10.5 and upgraded the 11". I have zero patience waiting for devs to update their apps to be compatible with the new aspect ratio.
My biggest annoyance right now is the Alto's games frame-rate is bad on the new iPad Pros. And they are some of my favorite games.
The game works fine on my system, a 11 inch iPad. How do you determine frame rates using iOS.?
That made me laugh, but I shouldn't, because it seems to be true, but you have to wonder: how is that possible?
No idea, I mean with that particular bug on the bottom with the home bar covering the text of the icons, the amount of testing would be open app on new iPad, look at screen, does it look ok, no, don’t release this version.
Just fired Alto’s Odyssey back up. The frame-rate is really dreadful, - so dreadful I’m amazed you think it works fine. It’s like the frame-rate is smooth with real chugging and stuttering going on, - most easily seen on foreground objects, but in general, too. I’m not sure why it runs so badly, but apparently nobody seems to really care, which is a shame.
Guess you’ve tried the usual of force quitting the app, and all other apps and rebooting the iPad?