No, YOU don't want iOS 7. What was Steve Job's idea? He told Cook to do what should be done, not what they thought Steve would've wanted. You're trolling here.
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Wow. iOS 7 is a disaster.
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No, YOU don't want iOS 7. What was Steve Job's idea? He told Cook to do what should be done, not what they thought Steve would've wanted. You're trolling here.
Just tried. Works. I used the flashlight toggle on control center then made a phone call. Rejoice.
Go look at the OP's post history. Only thing he's done is rag on iOS7 and created multiple threads to do so.
Design principles vs customer satisfaction:
"Our phones lose signals when we hold it. We think it's the antenna design." - customers
"You're holding it wrong." - Steve Jobs
Just sayin'
I think Tim Cook has done a great job with Apple post-Steve Jobs. It'd be a tough job for anybody to do and I think he's done alright.
Who's we? Who are you speaking for? How many are you? It would have been better if you said "I."
You don't have to think iOS 7 is beautiful. But your opinions are not fact, and other people have differing opinions. This is why you're getting so much crap. You keep dictating your point of view as if it is the only one.
Just to be clear:
1. You were able to have the flashlight on, and keep the screen off (which is not possible in iOS6)?
2. While the flashlight is on, you were able to go to the Phone app and dial out and talk for a bit, while the flashlight is still on (and in the background)?
3. Alternatively, you are able to have the flashlight on, go to the text app and send a text out, with the flashlight remaining on?
If you can confirm that these things can be done in iOS7, then nobody will be happier than me
Just to be clear:
1. You were able to have the flashlight on, and keep the screen off (which is not possible in iOS6)?
2. While the flashlight is on, you were able to go to the Phone app and dial out and talk for a bit, while the flashlight is still on (and in the background)?
3. Alternatively, you are able to have the flashlight on, go to the text app and send a text out, with the flashlight remaining on?
If you can confirm that these things can be done in iOS7, then nobody will be happier than me
Yep. Flashlight stays on no matter what app you're using until you turn it back off in the control center.
And it is a fact that I think this thread is stupid. And don't get me started on you....... *shrugs*..... I like iOS 7 and can't wait for the final release. Whatever...
I was reading this thread, and was not going to post, but when I saw your incredibly generous and kindly statement that you wouldn't call people stupid for liking iOS 7...I just felt I had to tell you how lovely and good hearted that statement is.
You know, some people might think that the statement is a tad arrogant and condescending...but not me. I want to thank you, from the bottom of my ...er...heart for not calling people stupid because they don't agree with you on an esthetic issue.
You are, indeed, a kind and generous person.
(In case you're wondering ------->
)Yeah, and someone on a discussion forum, and the minority who agree with him/she/it, know more? Pffft. Right.
Just to be clear:
1. You were able to have the flashlight on, and keep the screen off (which is not possible in iOS6)?
2. While the flashlight is on, you were able to go to the Phone app and dial out and talk for a bit, while the flashlight is still on (and in the background)?
3. Alternatively, you are able to have the flashlight on, go to the text app and send a text out, with the flashlight remaining on?
If you can confirm that these things can be done in iOS7, then nobody will be happier than me
Then you will be a very happy person.
Don't install it on your iPhone. Problem solved.
As far as stopping iOS 7 for everybody else. That won't happen
I don't even know what your first comment is about, so...
1. Why wouldn't Passbook work just as well?
2. For the love of all things good and soft, icons do not equal an OS.
3. The white space means nothing. Does the chrome of iOS 6 harm you? No. Neither will the white. The goal is to focus on content!
All these threads and comments make me think the majority of you sit all day staring at your homescreens....Or that it took you months to figure out how to use each app.
The iPhone is a tool and toy -- use it to get work done or for enjoyment. If you are doing that I'd have to think less than 5% of your focus will be on the new white UI and the icons.
Seriously, are those icons actually sitting on a physical plane within the iPhone? No. It's software, where laws of physics aren't applicable. Those icons have every right just to be there. It looks great.
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