I'll reserve final judgment on the Swype feature until I see it. I will say, it'll have to do more than just Swype, to replace SwiftKey.
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I'll reserve final judgment on the Swype feature until I see it. I will say, it'll have to do more than just Swype, to replace SwiftKey.
iOS 13 wallpapers in full HD:
https://allthings.how/download-ios-13-wallpapers/
There even seems to be an animation when tapping to wake.
https://allthings.how/download-ios-13-wallpapers/
There even seems to be an animation when tapping to wake.
Here’s a video with a lot of the stuff they didn’t announce on stage.
https://youtu.be/lfrV2YxkK1
Finally you can see and connect to different WiFi networks straight from control centre!!
https://youtu.be/lfrV2YxkK1
Finally you can see and connect to different WiFi networks straight from control centre!!
Saw in another video you can set it to sunrise or a certain time
Thanks for sharing. Changing WiFi in control center looks quite handy.
Looks like apple finally sped up animations again as well.
It’s incredible that apple has managed to plug almost all the leaks.
Still feeling the same?
Apple crushed it at wwdc19 can’t wait for iOS 13 or iPadOS.
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It appears for the most part Apple actually listened this year to a lot of the little things that have been requested for quite some time to make changes on. I’m not referring just to dark mode, but iOS altogether with the volume indicator, battery regulation, Photo revamp, etc.
And the ability to access WiFi networks directly from the notification panel!!
I was unable to see the event but will try to watch it later today. In the mean time will there be a way to backup our devices to a local hard drive?
Yea apple delivered in spades. That Xdr monitor is just insane.
I know you want those android features but don’t think apple will introduce them next year either.
And finally no limit on app size downloads over cellular.
Yeah an underrated feature. Useful when i visit my parents who have like 3 different WiFi to choose from depending where you are in the house.
My top feature was split screen but I wasn’t expecting it because there were no rumours. However the other features more than make up for it.
Same here. Haven’t missed that feature one bit. I do tend to use my iPad way more than my phone though, the screen estate just gives me a much nicer canvas to work on.
I usually use the betas, and they work ok, maybe will consume more battery but usually are good enough for everyday use...
I must note that I didn't use iPhone since late last year, so that may have changed...
Wait until Public Beta 5 or 6 in August. The first few public betas will be exciting, but you'll likely find annoying bugs that affect daily usage.
Since i have two iphone XS Max(one for specifically beta testing (also on iUP) and one for my daily driver). So the one on my iUP will always be for ios Beta testing and my daily driver one won't have it. I don't put beta testing on my daily driver because as you know can get quite buggy sometimes, therefore, I prefer it on my iUP device. Also I never take the iUP device with and that stays home 100% of the time. But it's cool to play with a future software.
The biggest sacrifice is if it’s your only/primary phone, is battery life will be highly variable. Obviously every version of iOS poses different issues, but if it was me, I would likely have one phone as a back up for the testing itself and then my primary phone being separate strictly for my personal use. I would never have my primary phone being a ‘beta testing’ phone personally.
Stay the heck away from early dev betas if you're not developing for it. Public betas are a different story, but that's a month or more from now.
Even with public betas, I think Mojave was a bit outside the norm with how stable the beta was. I recall prior betas weren't that good.
Even with public betas, I think Mojave was a bit outside the norm with how stable the beta was. I recall prior betas weren't that good.