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I expect exactly what has changed since iOS 1 only cosmetic and emojis I can not believe for the life of me that people actually care about emojis! Nothing has changed since iOS 1 I do not care what you say it's all only been lame cosmetics which is the only thing people seem to care for in the iOS prison they live in.
 
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C DM

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I expect exactly what has changed since iOS 1 only cosmetic and emojis I can not believe for the life of me that people actually care about emojis! Nothing has changed since iOS 1 I do not care what you say it's all only been lame cosmetics which is the only thing people seem to care for in the iOS prison they live in.
Nothing changed since iOS 1 (not that there even was something that was called iOS 1)? Seriously?
 
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HansumKingtut

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Its hard to say what I expect to see in IOS 10.3. I am sure there will be security improvements, bug fixes, as well as performance improvements. But in terms of features its hard t say what I expect.

On the other hand its pretty easy to say what I would like to see:
1. Safari Notifications, with syncing of notifications through iCloud (Would love to have this on IOS).
2. Improvements to Photos, addition of Sharpen, Definition, Noise Reduction, Vignette, White Balance and Levels Tools would be awesome.
3. RAW editing support for Photos. Also RAW support for the native IOS Camera app would be awesome.
4. Open up the number of topics/channels one can have as favorites in the News App. (I am maxed out and keep finding more I want to add.)

Other Things
5. Dark Mode would be cool to see, but I think implementation needs to be more wide spread that what its like on macOS.
6. More full screen effects for Messages. More Bubble effects for Messages.
7. Improvements to TV App. More providers for Single Sign-on. (Would love FIOS).
8. Also, I dont see much need for split screen multi tasking on iPhone, however I would love to See Picture-in-Picture on iPhone (Especially for iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7 Plus devices).

But again, who knows what will happen, these are just somethings I would love to see. Also I know I am kind of barking up a tree with such a long list, were lucky to get 1-2 real new features with a X.X update.

Edit: Forgot to say 9. More Emojis (LOLS), as long as they are support the newest release of Unicode that is cool.
 

Crazy Badger

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I hope the provide a way of having a completely black background (i.e. no grey folders or dock) given they've removed the hack for doing that in 10.2. Won't hold my breath, and expect to be running 10.1 for some time :(
 

hoviedo

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What new features are you expecting? Any iPad features??
As a father and teacher, I expect the possibility to avoid standard users to install programs on his user account without prompting for admin password.
 

hojx

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As a father and teacher, I expect the possibility to avoid standard users to install programs on his user account without prompting for admin password.

IMG_0901.jpg
 

entropi

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...slower units, battery problems, more emojis, more messing with the music app?
(I will stay on 9.3.5)
 
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MrGimper

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More iPad-specific features
More "Plus" specific features
Siri to be only thousands of light years behind Cortana etc, as opposed the the millions of light years it is now.
Something new for the home screen as it's getting a bit boring now
 

Jessica08

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Well I was hoping this go around they would have fixed the "issue" of having to hit the keyboard button after hitting the space bar. I thought they would have fixed it to where it would go back to the letters keyboard (from the numbers keyboard) after hitting the space bar, but it doesn't on my phone.
 

C DM

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Well I was hoping this go around they would have fixed the "issue" of having to hit the keyboard button after hitting the space bar. I thought they would have fixed it to where it would go back to the letters keyboard (from the numbers keyboard) after hitting the space bar, but it doesn't on my phone.
Are you talking about text fields in Safari? That's has been finally fixed in iOS 10.2.
 

Jessica08

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Are you talking about text fields in Safari? That's has been finally fixed in iOS 10.2.

Used to when you would hit the space bar after typing numbers say in an email message it would go back to the letters keyboard instead of having to hit the ABC button each time you needed to go between letters and numbers. Just a minor issue that I liked before. Not sure the technical term for this.
 

C DM

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Used to when you would hit the space bar after typing numbers say in an email message it would go back to the letters keyboard instead of having to hit the ABC button each time you needed to go between letters and numbers. Just a minor issue that I liked before. Not sure the technical term for this.
It still does that. It has been doing that in iOS 10 just like before from the beginning except for in Safari, and with 10.2 the Safari part has been fixed as well (except for the actual address/search bar where that rule isn't applied).

Where are you seeing this issue, and what iOS version are you running?
 

Jessica08

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It still does that. It has been doing that in iOS 10 just like before from the beginning except for in Safari, and with 10.2 the Safari part has been fixed as well (except for the actual address/search bar where that rule isn't applied).

Where are you seeing this issue, and what iOS version are you running?

I noticed it in the search bar in safari. I thought it used to, but maybe not. I'm on 10.2. Also, isn't it suppose to do that when you are typing in an email address and after you hit the @ sign or am I mistaken on that?
 

C DM

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Okay. I see you answered my question. Haha. I noticed it in the search bar in safari so nevermind. I thought it used to. I'm on 10.2 btw. Also, isn't it suppose to do that when you are typing in an email address and after you hit the @ sign or am I mistaken on that?
It will do it if you put a space after the @ character, as typical, but that wouldn't apply to emails as there wouldn't be a space there. I don't recall it doing that just after the @ character on its own, aside from maybe specific text fields that expect an email address only and would have that extra rule applied to them.
 
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Jessica08

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It will do it if you put a space after the @ character, as typical, but that wouldn't apply to emails as there wouldn't be a space there. I don't recall it doing that just after the @ character on its own, aside from maybe specific text fields that expect an email address only and would have that extra rule applied to them.

Thanks! :D
 
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