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iOS 9: More than meets the eye
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Mother of god.
I do get these, strange. You have 'show in notification centre' selected under calendar notifications right?I did this and I get Alerts for Birthdays, but I want them to show up in the Notification Center
Apple Approves 'FlexBright' iOS App That Adjusts Display Temperature
Sounds legit, right?
Well, Apple pulled it in less than a day. Obviously, they don't want third party devs to imitate built-in iOS features (Night Shift, iOS 9.3), which is funny as hell, considering they stole the idea from f.lux.
So why was it approved in the first place? What the hell are the App Review pricks doing?
Sounds legit, right?
Well, Apple pulled it in less than a day. Obviously, they don't want third party devs to imitate built-in iOS features (Night Shift, iOS 9.3), which is funny as hell, considering they stole the idea from f.lux.
So why was it approved in the first place? What the hell are the App Review pricks doing?
Content Approver error I'm assuming.
App approval reviews are akin to customer service answering tickets. There are bound to be advisors that don't adhere to policy 100%.
How-To: Disable iOS SpringBoard animations and make your Home screen feel faster
This is amazing. The slow, tap-ignoring iOS animations suck so much.
This is amazing. The slow, tap-ignoring iOS animations suck so much.
Hidden One
Member
This is fuckin awesome.
Jo Shishido's Cheeks
Member
Okay this is great!
It really bothers me when people say they stole this or that. It's just color temperature.
Can't get it to work on my 6s+.
Tried like 50 times.
Got it to work on my 6. Only took about 3 tries. It's kinda cool.
The Real Abed
Perma-Junior
The latest betas of 9.3 have had some really weird lock screen bugs. The current one (6) seems to ignore my "timeout" setting and keeps requiring a passcode after 5 minutes even if I have it set to 15 minutes or an hour. But I don't know if it's more or less annoying as the one the previous beta (5) had where swiping to unlock would display a blank screen until I swipe back then try again to make it show the keypad. That one was annoying but I was getting used to it when the latest beta (6) came out. Now I'm just entering my passcode way too often. But it's okay I guess. More secure. But if I wanted it more secure, I'd just set it to 5 minutes myself. lol
Wish I had a 6S+ with Touch ID. Silly 5C doesn't have fingerprint scanner. (Should have splurged back then and gotten a 5S instead. But I really liked the white 5C casing.)
Wish I had a 6S+ with Touch ID. Silly 5C doesn't have fingerprint scanner. (Should have splurged back then and gotten a 5S instead. But I really liked the white 5C casing.)
It's a glitch that people will get used to before Apple fixes it. I wouldn't bother relying on it. Just beg Apple to make "Reduce Motion" have a lower setting for animations. OS X has, or at least had a setting to speed up the Mission Control animations. If only iOS does. Though OS X's were hidden in .plist files you had to use Terminal commands or editors to change.
This bug has happened to me 4 or 5 times and I hate it. I have to change the language and change back in order to reload Springboard without doing a reboot.
They should probably make the animations faster, but I'd rather have them as they currently are than not have them at all.
Because as we've seen countless times, the App Store review process is ridiculous and arbitrary. :x
Issue 1) just happened again, although on my iPhone. I received an email at 2am last night, but it didn't show up on my iPhone at all. In fact, even when I opened the app and it refreshed, the email didn't appear. Some other emails from the last few days were also missing. Only after manually triggering refresh again did it actually sync its state (and the new email showed up).
I activated the glitch to remove the animations and everything was nice and fast, but I still didn't like it. Things are fast enough without that glitch.
I had other problems after activating it which I never had previously, too - Safari crashing as I'm simply reading an article, background audio from a Podcast randomly stopping, etc.
I had other problems after activating it which I never had previously, too - Safari crashing as I'm simply reading an article, background audio from a Podcast randomly stopping, etc.
The biggest problem I have with animations is that the phone is basically unresponsive until the animation has finished.
Open a tab in the background in Safari, and you can't do anything for half a second. Very annoying. :/
RedAssedApe
Banned
has 9.3 fixed the issue where app updates will hang at installing and have a blank icon and then require you to reboot your device and reinstall? or is that an app store issue?
seems to be no rhyme or reason why this happens. i'll be fine for months and then it happens again with a random app update.
seems to be no rhyme or reason why this happens. i'll be fine for months and then it happens again with a random app update.
Music app also sometimes stops playing for no reason.
Particle Physicist
between a quark and a baryon
What glitch is that? You can just swipe left and right. Or am I missing something here?
Yep. When I just take a quick glance at the Messages tab before swiping back to the Today tab, that swipe is ignored most of the time (because the animation of the first swipe hasn't completely finished yet), which is incredibly annoying. This doesn't happen when the glitch is active. It actually feels responsive now.
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Deleted member 22576
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Doesn't reduce motion do the same thing?
gingerbeardman
Member
No.
Changes it to a fade, but you're still stuck waiting for half a second or so while the fade happens - with this glitch it's instant and for me looks horribly jarring.
It's the latest mini IIRC, so definitely
gingerbeardman
Member
I find the fade the best option, as it actually masks the loading time of each app.
The Real Abed
Perma-Junior
So I decided to turn on "Reduce Motion" myself and see how it feels and I'm really liking it. Well at least in some ways.
Now I love animations when they're smooth and instant, but the delay that iOS 9 has before the animation starts has become annoying and makes my phone feel slow when it's not. Disabling them, even though the delay is still there, still feels responsive.
Sure I miss the zoom of the task manager, it's weird to have it fade all the time, but it actually makes the task manager USABLE. What I mean is that when the animations are turned on, the task "pages" slide way too much. I want to switch to one app over, "Oops, it slid right past the app I wanted and I accidentally closed one I didn't want to. Fuck." But with the reduce mode turned on, it actually snaps to each app one at a time LIKE IT SHOULD. So no longer does it show apps halfway over others and no longer do I accidentally close the wrong app. It's actually pleasant to use now. I wish I could just enable the less slippery task manager separately from the Reduce option. It's the only huge benefit I get from turning it on but it's enough to make me want to keep it on. I'd rather have this be how the task manager works than how it does since iOS 8. It was much better in iOS 7. And this is as close as you'll get to 7's version.
I know some will say it makes managing a lot of apps at once harder but I don't care. I think they should put a slider along the bottom for quickly scrubbing through long lists of apps but keep the behavior like it is in Reduce mode.
I made a video to show the difference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwFWsFMQFKE
Notice how it snaps to each app when Reduce is enabled, but doesn't display entire apps at once when it's off. Instead overlaps each app halfway with the next app. And you end up with tiny slivers of other apps on the left edge which results in accidental closing of an app you can't even really see if you're touching just a pixel offset. Instead when Reduce is turned on you see three apps at once. And there's no way to accidentally close one that's way off the edge. The friction is way too low in normal mode. Apps slide like they're on ice so I spend most of my time chasing them down with my thumb. Also notice that the 3D effect is gone. Task manager was the most frustrating part since the iOS 8 change. Now it's tolerable.
But I miss the animations.
Maybe iOS 10 will bring a nice medium. A usable Task Manager by default and no delay before launching apps or opening task manager so I don't have to use the option.
Also... um... I didn't even notice this. And it's unrelated to the post above. But WTF at my clock? Why the fuck does it say 9:41AM? It's obviously 2PM there. The clock icon is correct but the top clock is frozen at 9:41. So weird. Fortunately I just checked and it's fixed now but WTF? Hopefully that's fixed in the final version of 9.3 when it comes out today. (I'm on the latest beta which I think is 7.)
Now I love animations when they're smooth and instant, but the delay that iOS 9 has before the animation starts has become annoying and makes my phone feel slow when it's not. Disabling them, even though the delay is still there, still feels responsive.
Sure I miss the zoom of the task manager, it's weird to have it fade all the time, but it actually makes the task manager USABLE. What I mean is that when the animations are turned on, the task "pages" slide way too much. I want to switch to one app over, "Oops, it slid right past the app I wanted and I accidentally closed one I didn't want to. Fuck." But with the reduce mode turned on, it actually snaps to each app one at a time LIKE IT SHOULD. So no longer does it show apps halfway over others and no longer do I accidentally close the wrong app. It's actually pleasant to use now. I wish I could just enable the less slippery task manager separately from the Reduce option. It's the only huge benefit I get from turning it on but it's enough to make me want to keep it on. I'd rather have this be how the task manager works than how it does since iOS 8. It was much better in iOS 7. And this is as close as you'll get to 7's version.
I know some will say it makes managing a lot of apps at once harder but I don't care. I think they should put a slider along the bottom for quickly scrubbing through long lists of apps but keep the behavior like it is in Reduce mode.
I made a video to show the difference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwFWsFMQFKE
Notice how it snaps to each app when Reduce is enabled, but doesn't display entire apps at once when it's off. Instead overlaps each app halfway with the next app. And you end up with tiny slivers of other apps on the left edge which results in accidental closing of an app you can't even really see if you're touching just a pixel offset. Instead when Reduce is turned on you see three apps at once. And there's no way to accidentally close one that's way off the edge. The friction is way too low in normal mode. Apps slide like they're on ice so I spend most of my time chasing them down with my thumb. Also notice that the 3D effect is gone. Task manager was the most frustrating part since the iOS 8 change. Now it's tolerable.
But I miss the animations.
Maybe iOS 10 will bring a nice medium. A usable Task Manager by default and no delay before launching apps or opening task manager so I don't have to use the option.
Also... um... I didn't even notice this. And it's unrelated to the post above. But WTF at my clock? Why the fuck does it say 9:41AM? It's obviously 2PM there. The clock icon is correct but the top clock is frozen at 9:41. So weird. Fortunately I just checked and it's fixed now but WTF? Hopefully that's fixed in the final version of 9.3 when it comes out today. (I'm on the latest beta which I think is 7.)
infiniteloop
Member
9.3 is out
Been using the beta since it came out, I can't live without the feature now and turning it off manually or when the phone goes into low power mode makes everything look disgusting and harsh.
It's a lovely overdue feature.
Junior Mint
Member
Multitasking menu is so much smoother on my 6 Plus now. Animations were so laggy since iOS 9.
SmackCrackleNPop
Member
It's like blasting your eyes with a bright laser when you turn it off at night. I agree, can't go on without it now.
I've left it as scheduled at sunset/sunrise and that's been working out without issues for me so far. Once daylight savings kick in here (end of month) we'll see if it still holds true then.
Can't activate my phone after upgrading because it's not able to reach the activation server. Great. There's a "Try again" button, but whenever I go back, it clears the username and password textfields, so I have to enter my credentials again every single time. Fuck this.
edit: When I use the Back button in the top left corner, it actually keeps my credentials. However, the Next button simply doesn't work in that case. So I have to go back another time, go Next again, and re-enter the credentials. Amazing.
edit: When I use the Back button in the top left corner, it actually keeps my credentials. However, the Next button simply doesn't work in that case. So I have to go back another time, go Next again, and re-enter the credentials. Amazing.
Zeyphersan
Banned
Full 9.3 Patch Notes
iOS 9.3
With this update your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch gain improvements to Notes, News, Health, Apple Music and a new feature called Night Shift that may even help you get a better nights sleep by shifting the colors in your display to the warmer end of the spectrum at night. New features, improvements, and bug fixes include:
Night Shift
When enabled, Night Shift uses your iOS devices clock and geolocation to determine when its sunset in your location, then it automatically shifts the colors in your display to the warmer end of the spectrum and may even help you get a better nights sleep.
Notes improvements
Protect notes that contain your most personal data with Touch ID or a passcode
Sort notes alphabetically, by date created, or by date edited
When sketching, quickly bring up a fresh canvas with a two finger swipe, or by tapping the New Sketch button
A new checklist button at the bottom of every note makes it easier to create lists
Show thumbnails instead of large images and attachments by long-pressing on any image or attachment in a note
Choose whether photos and videos taken within Notes are stored only in Notes, or also added to Photos
Long-press on an Evernote Export file to import its contents into Notes
News improvements
New Top Stories section in For You highlights the most important stories of the day
Discover something great to read in Editors' Picks, a selection of channels and topics handpicked by our Apple News editors
Swipe left on stories in For You on iPhone to quickly share or save or swipe right for more options
Play video stories right from For You without opening the article
Read stories and watch videos in landscape orientation on iPhone
Change the text size in articles to make reading easier
Health improvements
Related third-party apps for select data types such as weight, workouts and sleep are displayed in the Health app
Health dashboard adds support for move, exercise, and stand Activity data and goals from Apple Watch
Easy access to Dashboard and Medical ID using 3D Touch Quick Actions from the Home screen
Third-party apps now have access to Activity rings and summaries from Apple Watch through HealthKit
Apple Music improvements
Add songs from the Apple Music catalog to playlists without having to add them to your library
Watch music videos on iPad in full screen
See whats playing on Beats 1 directly from the Radio tab without having to tune in
Tap the name of the currently playing song in Now Playing to go to the album
See which songs are most popular on albums in the Apple Music catalog
Photos improvements
Extract the still image from a Live Photo by tapping Duplicate which will give you the option to duplicate the Live Photo, or just the still image
Improved download performance of full size original photos or videos stored in iCloud Photo Library
Share Live Photos between iOS and OS X through AirDrop and Messages
iBooks improvements
Adds the ability for iBooks to store your PDFs in iCloud, making them available across all of your devices
Adds support for downloading previously purchased audiobooks from the iBooks Store
Adds the ability to share your audiobook purchases with any of your family members using Family Sharing
New controls for reading Manga more comfortably with faster page turns and simple controls for enlarging text
Adds Apple Pencil support to highlight and save your favorite passages for later
Education improvements
Introduces a preview of Shared iPad that enables multiple students to use the same iPad at different times throughout the day
Adds support for signing into iCloud with Managed Apple IDs
Adds compatibility for the new Classroom app
New configuration options to control the organization of apps on the Home Screen
New controls to determine which apps to show or hide on the Home Screen
Adds support for new restrictions for iCloud Photo Library and Apple Music
CarPlay improvements
Apple Music members now have access to their For You and New content in CarPlay
New Nearby screen in Maps to quickly find Gas, Parking, Restaurants, Coffee, and other driving essentials
Siri speaks more concisely when reading back and composing messages in CarPlay
Equalized sound levels between different audio sources in CarPlay
Dolby Digital Plus
Adds support for playing video encoded with Dolby Digital Plus audio streams with support for multichannel output using the Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter
Hardware keyboard improvements and fixes
Enables the use of arrow keys to navigate through lists in Spotlight, Mail and Safari
Enables the use of space bar to scroll in Mail
Improves performance when using the space bar to scroll in Safari
Adds the ability to bring up the software keyboard from the Shortcut Bar when a hardware keyboard is connected
Fixes an issue that could prevent unlocking an iPad using the hardware keyboard
Fixes an issue that caused hardware keyboards to become unresponsive in captive login pages
Fixes an issue that could cause the Messages input field to disappear behind the Shortcut Bar when connected to a hardware keyboard
Other improvements
Maps adds support for getting a highlighted view of destinations and stops for a specific transit line by tapping on it
Maps now displays whether there are multiple transit line options for each route suggestion
Wallet app adds the ability to view the app related to a card or pass in the Wallet app by tapping an icon on the card or pass
Apple Pay adds support for signing up for store rewards programs with Apple Pay at point of sale terminal
Podcasts adds support for fullscreen video playback
Activity app adds a new Workout tab with monthly summaries of key metrics and the ability to filter by workout type
Move to iOS now offers app suggestions from the App Store based on apps installed on your Android device
iCloud Storage adds proactive status information and in-app notifications to let you know before you run out of space
Two-factor authentication is now available for all iCloud accounts
Support for Spanish (Latin America) system language
Siri support for Finnish (Finland), Hebrew (Israel), and Malay (Malaysia)
Enterprise bug fixes
Resolves an issue that could prevent some VPP purchased apps from launching after being updated
Adds iCloud backup support for device-assigned VPP apps
Addresses an issue that could prevent certificates from installing correctly when updating configuration profiles
Fixes an issue for some IPSec VPN configurations that could cause the internet connection to be interrupted after a VPN session was ended
Fixes an issue to prevent iBooks from emailing enterprise managed PDFs from unmanaged accounts
Resolves an issue for some Exchange users that caused Calendar to send multiple responses to the same invitation
Improves reliability for devices connecting to OS X Caching Server
Accessibility bug fixes
Improves 3D Touch reliability with Switch Control Accessibility option
Fixes an issue where VoiceOver interferes with speech after dictation
Fixes an issue where VoiceOver users could not write a review on the App Store
Resolves an issue where VoiceOver becomes unresponsive when receiving a phone call with a Bluetooth headset
Fixes an issue where large text was unreadable in Reminders
Other bug fixes, performance and stability improvements
Fixes an issue where manually changing the date to May 1970 or earlier could prevent your iOS device from turning on after a restart
Fixes issues that could prevent some iCloud Backups from completing
Fixes an issue for some users where Health data was incomplete after restoring from iCloud Backup
Fixes an issue where an inaccurate battery percentage could be displayed
Addresses an issue that prevented iMessage or FaceTime activation for some users
Addresses an issue that could prevent displaying the Phone interface while receiving a call
Fixes an issue that enabled overriding restrictions applied to cellular data toggle
Fixes an issue that caused notification settings to appear in the Watch app for apps that were not installed on Apple Watch
Improves reliability when using 3D Touch on the keyboard
Improves stability of the Phone app when setting up voicemail
Improves stability of the Mail app when your device is low on storage
Improves stability in Mail while using Mail Drop to send large attachments
Some features may not be available for all countries or all areas, for more information visit:
http://www.apple.com/ios/feature-availability and http://www.apple.com/ios/updates/
For information on the security content of this update, please visit this website:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222
iOS 9.3
With this update your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch gain improvements to Notes, News, Health, Apple Music and a new feature called Night Shift that may even help you get a better nights sleep by shifting the colors in your display to the warmer end of the spectrum at night. New features, improvements, and bug fixes include:
Night Shift
When enabled, Night Shift uses your iOS devices clock and geolocation to determine when its sunset in your location, then it automatically shifts the colors in your display to the warmer end of the spectrum and may even help you get a better nights sleep.
Notes improvements
Protect notes that contain your most personal data with Touch ID or a passcode
Sort notes alphabetically, by date created, or by date edited
When sketching, quickly bring up a fresh canvas with a two finger swipe, or by tapping the New Sketch button
A new checklist button at the bottom of every note makes it easier to create lists
Show thumbnails instead of large images and attachments by long-pressing on any image or attachment in a note
Choose whether photos and videos taken within Notes are stored only in Notes, or also added to Photos
Long-press on an Evernote Export file to import its contents into Notes
News improvements
New Top Stories section in For You highlights the most important stories of the day
Discover something great to read in Editors' Picks, a selection of channels and topics handpicked by our Apple News editors
Swipe left on stories in For You on iPhone to quickly share or save or swipe right for more options
Play video stories right from For You without opening the article
Read stories and watch videos in landscape orientation on iPhone
Change the text size in articles to make reading easier
Health improvements
Related third-party apps for select data types such as weight, workouts and sleep are displayed in the Health app
Health dashboard adds support for move, exercise, and stand Activity data and goals from Apple Watch
Easy access to Dashboard and Medical ID using 3D Touch Quick Actions from the Home screen
Third-party apps now have access to Activity rings and summaries from Apple Watch through HealthKit
Apple Music improvements
Add songs from the Apple Music catalog to playlists without having to add them to your library
Watch music videos on iPad in full screen
See whats playing on Beats 1 directly from the Radio tab without having to tune in
Tap the name of the currently playing song in Now Playing to go to the album
See which songs are most popular on albums in the Apple Music catalog
Photos improvements
Extract the still image from a Live Photo by tapping Duplicate which will give you the option to duplicate the Live Photo, or just the still image
Improved download performance of full size original photos or videos stored in iCloud Photo Library
Share Live Photos between iOS and OS X through AirDrop and Messages
iBooks improvements
Adds the ability for iBooks to store your PDFs in iCloud, making them available across all of your devices
Adds support for downloading previously purchased audiobooks from the iBooks Store
Adds the ability to share your audiobook purchases with any of your family members using Family Sharing
New controls for reading Manga more comfortably with faster page turns and simple controls for enlarging text
Adds Apple Pencil support to highlight and save your favorite passages for later
Education improvements
Introduces a preview of Shared iPad that enables multiple students to use the same iPad at different times throughout the day
Adds support for signing into iCloud with Managed Apple IDs
Adds compatibility for the new Classroom app
New configuration options to control the organization of apps on the Home Screen
New controls to determine which apps to show or hide on the Home Screen
Adds support for new restrictions for iCloud Photo Library and Apple Music
CarPlay improvements
Apple Music members now have access to their For You and New content in CarPlay
New Nearby screen in Maps to quickly find Gas, Parking, Restaurants, Coffee, and other driving essentials
Siri speaks more concisely when reading back and composing messages in CarPlay
Equalized sound levels between different audio sources in CarPlay
Dolby Digital Plus
Adds support for playing video encoded with Dolby Digital Plus audio streams with support for multichannel output using the Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter
Hardware keyboard improvements and fixes
Enables the use of arrow keys to navigate through lists in Spotlight, Mail and Safari
Enables the use of space bar to scroll in Mail
Improves performance when using the space bar to scroll in Safari
Adds the ability to bring up the software keyboard from the Shortcut Bar when a hardware keyboard is connected
Fixes an issue that could prevent unlocking an iPad using the hardware keyboard
Fixes an issue that caused hardware keyboards to become unresponsive in captive login pages
Fixes an issue that could cause the Messages input field to disappear behind the Shortcut Bar when connected to a hardware keyboard
Other improvements
Maps adds support for getting a highlighted view of destinations and stops for a specific transit line by tapping on it
Maps now displays whether there are multiple transit line options for each route suggestion
Wallet app adds the ability to view the app related to a card or pass in the Wallet app by tapping an icon on the card or pass
Apple Pay adds support for signing up for store rewards programs with Apple Pay at point of sale terminal
Podcasts adds support for fullscreen video playback
Activity app adds a new Workout tab with monthly summaries of key metrics and the ability to filter by workout type
Move to iOS now offers app suggestions from the App Store based on apps installed on your Android device
iCloud Storage adds proactive status information and in-app notifications to let you know before you run out of space
Two-factor authentication is now available for all iCloud accounts
Support for Spanish (Latin America) system language
Siri support for Finnish (Finland), Hebrew (Israel), and Malay (Malaysia)
Enterprise bug fixes
Resolves an issue that could prevent some VPP purchased apps from launching after being updated
Adds iCloud backup support for device-assigned VPP apps
Addresses an issue that could prevent certificates from installing correctly when updating configuration profiles
Fixes an issue for some IPSec VPN configurations that could cause the internet connection to be interrupted after a VPN session was ended
Fixes an issue to prevent iBooks from emailing enterprise managed PDFs from unmanaged accounts
Resolves an issue for some Exchange users that caused Calendar to send multiple responses to the same invitation
Improves reliability for devices connecting to OS X Caching Server
Accessibility bug fixes
Improves 3D Touch reliability with Switch Control Accessibility option
Fixes an issue where VoiceOver interferes with speech after dictation
Fixes an issue where VoiceOver users could not write a review on the App Store
Resolves an issue where VoiceOver becomes unresponsive when receiving a phone call with a Bluetooth headset
Fixes an issue where large text was unreadable in Reminders
Other bug fixes, performance and stability improvements
Fixes an issue where manually changing the date to May 1970 or earlier could prevent your iOS device from turning on after a restart
Fixes issues that could prevent some iCloud Backups from completing
Fixes an issue for some users where Health data was incomplete after restoring from iCloud Backup
Fixes an issue where an inaccurate battery percentage could be displayed
Addresses an issue that prevented iMessage or FaceTime activation for some users
Addresses an issue that could prevent displaying the Phone interface while receiving a call
Fixes an issue that enabled overriding restrictions applied to cellular data toggle
Fixes an issue that caused notification settings to appear in the Watch app for apps that were not installed on Apple Watch
Improves reliability when using 3D Touch on the keyboard
Improves stability of the Phone app when setting up voicemail
Improves stability of the Mail app when your device is low on storage
Improves stability in Mail while using Mail Drop to send large attachments
Some features may not be available for all countries or all areas, for more information visit:
http://www.apple.com/ios/feature-availability and http://www.apple.com/ios/updates/
For information on the security content of this update, please visit this website:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222
Hidden One
Member
The Assitive touch glitch lives on! Thank god. I hope Apple never fixes it. Makes the iPhone so snappy.
TheGamingBox
Banned
night shift mode isnt available for ipad 4th gen
Two hours later, my phone is still a useless brick.
restart it