What do you mean?
Boring snark about missing iOS7 features. They redid the OS design. It's reasonable that some good new features wouldn't make the cut until next time.apple will make that feature a part of their keynote presentation for iOS 9
"magical"
Just tried that. Still can't send messages on either device.
Yeah there's still tones of things to implement. I'm sure it'll happen.Boring snark about missing iOS7 features. They redid the OS design. It's reasonable that some good new features wouldn't make the cut until next time.
I had a couple of messages hang up and refuse to send this afternoon. I rebooted and they sent without issue.
Boring snark about missing iOS7 features. They redid the OS design. It's reasonable that some good new features wouldn't make the cut until next time.
I think iCloud photo stream only backs up the last 30 days of photos.
would group FaceTime require a software update or different hardware?
Fuck.
Has anyone else had issues with your phone asking for your Apple ID at weird times? I can just cancel out of it, but it's still annoying as fuck.
So for anybody that will want to jailbreak in the future, would you update to 7.0.2 or keep it at 7?
Curious, is there any reason users should avoid 7.0 altogether other than the obvious fact that it's not jailbroken yet? What I mean is, am I going to have a harder time jailbreaking my ios7 iPhone in the future because I updated already?
Are you already on 7.x? I don't think you'll have a harder time jailbreaking in the future because you're on 7.0.2 vs. 7.0. It has taken longer and longer each time to find exploits for a jailbreak, though. I'm not expecting a solution until March or so of next year.
Has the jailbreak scene been dwindling? I remember it being popular in the 2.x and 3.x days.
I imagine it has been dwindling due to 3 major reasons:Has the jailbreak scene been dwindling? I remember it being popular in the 2.x and 3.x days.
I imagine it has been dwindling due to 3 major reasons:
1) as iOS has matured, a lot of the features that people have wanted are actually incorporated now. At a guess I would say there probably was a huge drop off after ios5 that brought notifications centre.
2) as android has matured, it has become increasingly enticing to shift platforms.
3) as time goes by, the exploits used to jail break have become increasingly scarce as apple patches them up.
I imagine it has been dwindling due to 3 major reasons:
1) as iOS has matured, a lot of the features that people have wanted are actually incorporated now. At a guess I would say there probably was a huge drop off after ios5 that brought notifications centre.
2) as android has matured, it has become increasingly enticing to shift platforms.
3) as time goes by, the exploits used to jail break have become increasingly scarce as apple patches them up.
Yup. Jailbreaking was important in the 2.x and 3.x days because iOS was lacking a lot of commonly requested features (MMS, backgrounding, even changing your wallpaper) and Android was pretty shit as an alternative. These days many common jailbreaking tweaks of ye olden years are just part of iOS, and the kind of people who want even more functionality that jailbreaking provides are probably just going to go Android. Nowadays the biggest reason most people jailbreak, I'd wager, is piracy.
Is imessage not working for y'all?
I feel like its been complete crap this past week. :/
Define weird. I don't get weird times, normally only if I do something like restore IAP, and sometimes it behaves strange like asks twice.
The OS and included apps all run 64-bit code. And third party developers also have the tools to compile their apps with 64-bit instruction sets. In fact when you boot up an iPhone 5s there's not a single line of 32-bit code being executed.
There's an advantage in performance as well as the extended memory address space. Here a very detailed explanation:
64-bit seems to give memory performance a big boost, and all integer floating point operations see significant benefits as well.
All in all this seems to be another effort form Appel to make the most out of their silicon without having to resort to quad-core SoCs or without having to boost clock speed to the stratosphere, which negatively impacts battery life.
Read this. It's pretty technical but it's worth it:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7335/the-iphone-5s-review/4
I will unlock my phone and it will go to the home screen like normal, and then it will just ask for my Apple ID password.
I'm not downloading anything, I'm not getting IAP, I'm just sitting on my home screen.
Maybe there are some iCloud problems.
I hear some people having issues with iMessage, and iRadio.
It is crappy that you really don't know what is making the call to sign in though, and that's a worry.
Yup. Jailbreaking was important in the 2.x and 3.x days because iOS was lacking a lot of commonly requested features (MMS, backgrounding, even changing your wallpaper) and Android was pretty shit as an alternative. These days many common jailbreaking tweaks of ye olden years are just part of iOS, and the kind of people who want even more functionality that jailbreaking provides are probably just going to go Android. Nowadays the biggest reason most people jailbreak, I'd wager, is piracy.
Speaking of Airdrop, it's kind of dumb it doesn't work between Macbooks and iPhones. The first and only time I wanted to use that feature it was for that... Oh well, guess Google Drive is good enough for that sort of thing.
does enabling auto brightness help or hurt battery life?
Can you Airdrop voice memos or is it purely for PDFs/documents/photos/videos?
Because of all the zooming animations!Why does navigating iOS 7 feel really slow?
Yeah, you can AirDrop voice memos.
The lack of sponsored tweets alone makes Tweetbot better than the official client.dont expect one very soon they are notorious regarding their updates and frankly twitter official app and twitterific are the better clients now and support ios 7 too
Yup. Jailbreaking was important in the 2.x and 3.x days because iOS was lacking a lot of commonly requested features (MMS, backgrounding, even changing your wallpaper) and Android was pretty shit as an alternative. These days many common jailbreaking tweaks of ye olden years are just part of iOS, and the kind of people who want even more functionality that jailbreaking provides are probably just going to go Android. Nowadays the biggest reason most people jailbreak, I'd wager, is piracy.
Does piracy still work? I mean, there's always a way, but I remember that Installous got shut down about a year ago.
The way it gives me a nagging warning that its "not supported on modified versions of iOS" because I'm jailbroken (and then works anyway).I hope Skype gets their big update soon, that app is so stupid at the moment. The way it has to login all the time, and the way it pushes notifications, etc.
I wish Apple would just go down the list of top 5 legit reasons to jailbreak, and make them iOS8 features.
I mean, what does Apple really get by locking down the default browser? User data? And perhaps they still have that, considering third party browsers use the Safari engine.