Typography expert Erik Spiekermann criticized iOS7's thin fonts, and I bet that made Ive feel bad.
Only if you give two licks about what Spiekermann has to say.
Typography expert Erik Spiekermann criticized iOS7's thin fonts, and I bet that made Ive feel bad.
This update borked my iMessages, I can no longer send them as they all fail and I have to send regular texts instead.
I see, I will keep an I on it.I don't think it's the beta. iMessage has been spotty today: http://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/
This update borked my iMessages, I can no longer send them as they all fail and I have to send regular texts instead.
I see, I will keep an I on it.
Only if you give two licks about what Spiekermann has to say.
Just noticed it does actually do this with a single press of the home button. I've been double-pressing as before and nothing happens. This is probably what everyone else is doing wrong too.People complaining that the clock wasn't shown on the lockscreen when playing music, doesn't your screen do this? Mine does..
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Oh wow, that actually works. Mind blown.Just noticed it does actually do this with a single press of the home button. I've been double-pressing as before and nothing happens. This is probably what everyone else is doing wrong too.
This is what I did as well. It worked fine right away after I turned it back on.I had to disable/enable iMessage again to get them to send properly. I tried a "retry" multiple times prior to doing so and it kept failing.
Anyone having iMessage issues?
Well, Spiekermann and Bruno Maag rarely agree, but I think their hatred for Helvetica is common ground
http://blog.webink.com/titans-of-typography-bruno-maag/
I always wondered why it required a double-click when single-click had no function on the lock screen.Just noticed it does actually do this with a single press of the home button. I've been double-pressing as before and nothing happens. This is probably what everyone else is doing wrong too.
I always wondered why it required a double-click when single-click had no function on the lock screen.
Single click activates the screen so you can unlock itI always wondered why it required a double-click when single-click had no function on the lock screen.
Chinese handwriting recognition is now multi-character, at least on iPad:
http://i.imgur.com/SJsewHel.jpg[img][/QUOTE]
Have they added Japanese handwriting recognition yet? Or added Japanese 国字 to the Chinese set of recognized characters?
Well, yeah, but once the screen is on it doesn't do anything.Single click activates the screen so you can unlock it
And then there's the problem of there being no such thing as a one-size-fits-all font. If it were true and one existed, we wouldn't have Helvetica variations.And I think the "in-all-cases, hatred" of Helvetica is bizarre and laughable. Like the argument it sucks because it's not "modern"? Who the hell cares--what matters is if it's effective or not. If you can make that argument without resorting to hyperbole, then I might listen.
As for his own faces, I think his Aktiv Grotesk "Helvetica Killer" is kind of ungainly in minute details and doesn't look as nice to me in lighter weights. I do use Aller as one of my go-to type choices for my clients alongside Gotham, Helvetica Neue, and Lato, but arguing that your face is better than Helvetica seems like a sort of asinine thing to do.
(As for Univers, it's a mixed bag for me. Some of the letterforms are nicer but I prefer the As, Rs, and Qs of Helvetica much more. To me it definitely works better in compressed weights.)
I know I was being pedantic. SorryWell, yeah, but once the screen is on it doesn't do anything.
No thanks. Gimmicky crap. Reminds me of old Android phones that let you customise LED notification flash colours; tacky and tasteless.
No thanks. Gimmicky crap. Reminds me of old Android phones that let you customise LED notification flash colours; tacky and tasteless.
It's true. I used different colors way back when I had my old BlackBerry, and it was fantastic.Custom LED colors are useful though since you can have a different color for different notifications.
I can't believe I was trained to double-click because of this clown.
I'm not using iOS 7, but I don't understand the complaints about the music controls always being present on the lock screen, how do they accidentally get pressed in the pocket, don't you guys hit the power/sleep button before putting your phone away? Do the controls still activate with the screen off? That sounds like a bug if that's the case.
Have they added Japanese handwriting recognition yet? Or added Japanese 国字 to the Chinese set of recognized characters?
I think a lot of it comes down to the current beta having a habit of not responding to hardware buttons. The sleep/wake button in particular doesn't quite work all of the time and I've caught myself hitting controls in my pocket.
I don't see a Japanese handwriting recognition keyboard, and I'm not sure what 国字 is, but the Traditional Chinese Handwriting Recognition keyboard seems to be able to recognize what this page purports to be Japanese-unique kanji (at least the first 5 or so I tested):http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110321183930AABeK0X
There are some songs that are apparently on my phone via the Cloud, or at least I assume it's the Cloud, and I can't get them off. Any suggestions? Or is this a bug?
Single click activates the screen so you can unlock it
The easiest test case is this one:I don't see a Japanese handwriting recognition keyboard, and I'm not sure what 国字 is, but the Traditional Chinese Handwriting Recognition keyboard seems to be able to recognize what this page purports to be Japanese-unique kanji (at least the first 5 or so I tested):http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110321183930AABeK0X
Custom LED colors are useful though since you can have a different color for different notifications.
That character works, but it exists in Chinese as well, doesn't it? Even if it might not be used.The easiest test case is this one:
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Uses a simplification unique to Japanese.
Red for text message
what am i reading
Ah, well hopefully they make them more responsive with future releases. I imagine that could be annoying, having the phone not sleep when you intend it to.
Red for text message
Blue for FaceBook
Green for Twitter
Yellow for mail
What's not to understand?
No, we're genuinely curious. What exactly is wrong with having that as an option? (Not that the iPhone has a colored LED anyway.) And it's about damn time we can scroll around a song from the lock screen now.just don't
don't
i'm going to go and lie down
Oh, nevermind, works in iOS 6 already. Remember testing it in prior versions and it didn't work then pretty much gave up on the OS level character recognition when Japanese-specific recognition was made part of the Daijisen app.That character works, but it exists in Chinese as well, doesn't it? Even if it might not be used.
I always wondered why it required a double-click when single-click had no function on the lock screen.
Double-click home button was great UI at the time. First, of course, no accidental button presses in your pocket. Second, and just as important, it was consistent with the rest of the OS. Early iPhone OS versions used double-click to bring up iPod controls on the homescreen and in apps. Once you learned the shortcut once you'd expect it to work the same on the lockscreen - and it did. Even after the app switcher bar took over the double-click, the music controls were still hidden in there.I can't believe I was trained to double-click because of this clown.
If you have an iPhone 4S or 5, iOS 7 uses the new Bluetooth LE/SMART protocol which doesn't drain resources unless you actually use BT features.
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People complaining that the clock wasn't shown on the lockscreen when playing music, doesn't your screen do this? Mine does..
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Also neat glitch for temporary clutter freedom from stock apps:
http://www.cultofmac.com/234989/ios-7-glitch-makes-stock-apps-vanish-video/
I'm not using iOS 7, but I don't understand the complaints about the music controls always being present on the lock screen, how do they accidentally get pressed in the pocket, don't you guys hit the power/sleep button before putting your phone away? Do the controls still activate with the screen off? That sounds like a bug if that's the case.
If you get a notification, the screen turns on and it's possible for an input to be registered.
regarding LED colours. Maybe instead of colours, there was one white LED and it lit up in a pattern matching your custom vibration pattern that you've set for a specific notification.
I like it. Oftentimes I have my phone sitting on my desk on silent and the screen lighting up in the corner of my eye is the only way to know if I receive something. Usually I miss the vibration when it's on my desk.I hate how notifications turn your screen on. It makes no sense, nobody is staring at their phone waiting for the screen to turn on, all that happens is I get a mail and somehow in my pocket accidental touches are registered which means either my music skips or I somehow end up keeping the screen active/finding a way to pocket email people.
I know you can turn off notifications showing on the lock screen, but that's a kinda shitty workaround because I do want to see my notifications when I wake the phone without having to unlock it.