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Fuck App Review.
iOS 9.3 beta has a ton of new stuff:
"Shared iPad" functionality focusing on education:
http://www.apple.com/education/preview/
+ new classroom app
+ new dark/f.lux mode
http://www.apple.com/ios/preview/
+ TouchID for Notes
+ updates Health + News apps
I know the released the beta for devs today. Any idea when the public beta will be available?
Fuckin finally+ TouchID for Notes
I know the released the beta for devs today. Any idea when the public beta will be available?
Haven't they been releasing public betas a day after the dev betas recently? So devs test in case something catastrophic comes up, otherwise public are free to go.I think the going timeline has been within a week or two. At least that's what I'm hoping for here
Yeah, I really don't understand Apple's app review process. They seem to be actively blocking things they want to make themselves/is better than their own app/"duplicates" built-in features just for the heck of it. And yet they give no shits about clones, fake apps and blatant copyright infringement (as long as it's not their copyright).Fuck App Review.
iOS 9.3 beta has a ton of new stuff:
+ new dark/f.lux mode
iOS 9.3 beta has a ton of new stuff:
+ new dark/f.lux mode
Finally!! I've always wondered why it wasn't working this way...Looks like 9.3 also has iBooks in iCloud. Expecting it to work the same as every other iCloud system: add a PDF or other file to iBooks on one device, it shows up on all of them (taking up iCloud space)
Finally!! I've always wondered why it wasn't working this way...
This is a pretty nice feature set for a point release...I wonder why they didn't wait and bundle those up into iOS 10.
Let's hope so. I hate waiting a whole year just for a lot of big additions then putting up with buggy releases for the next year. (Even on release versions.)Maybe they're getting smart and not stuffing 50 features into X.0 releases and then fixing it for the next several point releases and instead spreading them out
But it's supposed to work only at night, hence the name Night Shift?
Ah, gotcha. Sounds like the same crowd that signs up for beta software and then starts complaining that not everything runs 100% smoothly, even leaving nasty reviews on the App Store for 3rd party software.exactly... but a lot of people seem to really dislike it because they completely misunderstand it (none of the complaints in my post make sense, but they are appearing again and again).
Another reason it's stupid that the app isn't just an all in one TV+Movies app. Actors can be in both.iShows Movies is finally out.
edit: And the first thing you see when you launch the app is.. an ad for iShows TV? Come the fuck on, what is this?
I hope ios 9.3 brings split screen and PiP like ipad for the 6s and 6s plus
lol no.
Another reason it's stupid that the app isn't just an all in one TV+Movies app. Actors can be in both.
I mean it's free, so it's not like it's a money grab. Some people don't want separate apps for everything when one would do. I'm looking at you, FaceBook+Messenger and DropBox+Carousel.
Recently moved from Android and I couldn't believe how good TVShow Time is. Give it a try if you haven't.
(also has Android version)
I reiterate. Why not just make one all in one app for this? I hate when devs pull this stuff. It's just as bad as devs that make separate iPhone and iPad apps and charge separate prices for them, or make apps for their website that's just a wrapper for their website, or spam the store with a dozen apps that do similar things all slightly differently.Teaser for iShows for Video Games:
I reiterate. Why not just make one all in one app for this? I hate when devs pull this stuff. It's just as bad as devs that make separate iPhone and iPad apps and charge separate prices for them, or make apps for their website that's just a wrapper for their website, or spam the store with a dozen apps that do similar things all slightly differently.
I just want Verizon to enable WiFi calling. Other than that, the elimination of the 300ms delay in Safari and color management improvements sound pretty awesome.
iOS 9.3 lets you officially hide stock apps, but its not straightforward
Spoiler: You need a Mac and Developer account.
Well, just like iShows TV, it's free with an IAP to unlock unlimited items (shows/movies). The TV app is $4, the Movie app is $3.
Seriously though, showing an ad immediately after the first launch before I even have a chance of using the app is fucking despicable. It's like those shitty websites which display a gigantic "SUBSCRIBE TO OUR AWESOME CONTENT!!" popup before you even finish reading the first paragraph on the page. No, fuck off.
I'm gonna stick with Movist anyway. It looks great and it works (including Trakt syncing). And it has landscape mode, unlike iShows Movies.
Indeed, iShows Movies does not have landscape support and probably won't get it anytime soon. Why not? Well, iShows TV, which is basically the same app, does support landscape, but the layout is completely broken. Turns out landscape support was added by mistake, and they couldn't figure out how to fix the layout issues, so they're gonna remove it in a future update. Yeah.
Which app would you recommend to keep track of the TV shows I'm watching? In particular, I would like to be notified of upcoming episodes. That's pretty much my only requirement, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't use any other features.
There's iShows 2 (iTunes), which I tried a few weeks ago. As far as I remember, the UI was pretty confusing, which is why I deleted it again. But I'm gonna give it another chance.
Another one I've found is TeeVee* (iTunes), which looks really, really sleek. It's $2.99, so I haven't tried it yet.
Other search results are iTV Shows (iTunes) and TVShow Time (iTunes), but I haven't yet had a closer look at them. The latter does have the best rating of those four, though. (4.5 stars)
*Have fun scrolling down on their site. Fucking hell, this shit is the worst.
I have used both TeeVee and iShows, and from those two I very much preferred using iShows. They both offer a very similar set of features, so it mainly comes down to which style of presentation you prefer. Personally, I found iShows to be a lot better because I can have favourite shows in a separate tab and somehow the list of shows that TeeVee uses just didn't feel good on my iPhone (it's less of an issue on my iPad). I agree that TeeVee looks very sleek, but somehow it still fails to just work and get out of your way.
In terms of notifications for upcoming shows these apps have slight differences: iShows lets you decide on a specific time to be notified or just have an offset for the actual air time. TeeVee, however, only offers the latter. So if you prefer to have a notification pop up for today's shows at 6 pm every day (or whatever time you prefer), definitely go with iShows.
The other two apps you linked look worse in my opinion and I can't come up with a reason why you'd want to go with either of those over iShows/TeeVee.
And yeah, that website is absolutely hideous to browse.
follow up reviews. I tried out Teevee, Televised 2 and iTV Shows 3:
Overall, the best experience is with the iTV iPad app. Alerts are better on the phone and for that I'll stick with Televised.
- Teevee is the slickest but also the simplest. I use my tv tracker for upcoming episodes and for the backlog shows I'm watching on Netflix/Bluray. Teevee can't handle the latter use case and is a bit unwieldy if you add more than a couple shows. No iPad app (yet)
- iTV Shows' iPhone app is an uglier, more cluttered, version of the Teevee design. It's buggy as well; i saw some graphical glitches. The iPad version is much better though. It supports both my use cases.
- Televised still looks a lot like an iOS6 app (albeit a decently designed one). It's the most functional design though; it correctly alerted me that there were 2 Community episodes airing last Thursday which Teevee and iTV failed to indicate. It supports my first use case the best and only partly supports the second use case. No iPad app
Android has the best looking tv tracker app :O
And there it is.
Oh, and just like iShows Movies, iShows TV now also displays an ad for its counterpart upon first launch.
Fuck off. Uninstalled.