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How's Safari in the snappiness department tho?Yosemite DP3 is much improved in terms of speed. Feels like mavericks level of smoothness now.
How's Safari in the snappiness department tho?Yosemite DP3 is much improved in terms of speed. Feels like mavericks level of smoothness now.
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Can't believe stock music won't be updated in ios 8.
Can't believe stock music won't be updated in ios 8.
Can't believe stock music won't be updated in ios 8.
Is there any indication of when the first Apple desktops (iMAc in my case) will be released with Yosemite installed?
Perhaps with new updated hardware?
Yep. Mindblowing that it's still absent.It really needs an update. At the very least they need to add "up next" to it.
It really needs an update. At the very least they need to add "up next" to it.
Can't believe stock music won't be updated in ios 8.
Fall event for music. Pretty sure that's why iTunes has a new red icon.
Fall event for music. Pretty sure that's why iTunes has a new red icon.
There will definitely be a new iTunes in the fall. Probably right around Yosemite's release.I'm hopeful... Both iTunes and the music app need complete overhauls, IMO.
My 15GB of iCloud storage have hit a wall and I need MOAR.
1) does anybody know when the new tiers are going to hit?
2) when they do, what happens to legacy costumers? do they get refunds for the remaining periods on old iCloud plans?
I don't want to pay 32 for a plan that is going to cost under 10 in a couple of months...
There will definitely be a new iTunes in the fall. Probably right around Yosemite's release.
Will it be an overhaul again? We can only hope. All we do know is that it'll have a new icon.
And come on, where is the goddamn Up Next?? That shit should have been in iOS 6!
I'd expect the new iTunes to start the ball rolling in terms of moving from digital downloads to streaming services. That seems to be the way the industry is heading.
I hope so, but I don't see that change happening this year (just as I don't see Safari OSX gaining a "Save to Photo Library" option for a little while).I foresee iTunes turning into Music.app on OS X. A complete revamp, a la iPhoto -> Photos.app.
I foresee iTunes turning into Music.app on OS X. A complete revamp, a la iPhoto -> Photos.app.
I hope so, but I don't see that change happening this year (just as I don't see Safari OSX gaining a "Save to Photo Library" option for a little while).
Building music and syncing services into the OS is something we'd have seen signs of already.
Makes sense that they'd level the difference between iOS and Mac OS.The problem with that is 'what about Windows?' If they devolve some of the syncing functions from iTunes into the OS that means they need to create another application for doing that on Windows (maybe they should port over Quicktime X while they're at it )
Also, I don't see them killing iTunes. The brand has value in that name.
I foresee iTunes turning into Music.app on OS X. A complete revamp, a la iPhoto -> Photos.app.
I don't see what is preventing Apple from keeping iTunes for Windows around more or less as-is while they rebuild iTunes/syncing on OS XThe problem with that is 'what about Windows?' If they devolve some of the syncing functions from iTunes into the OS that means they need to create another application for doing that on Windows (maybe they should port over Quicktime X while they're at it )
On iOS 8 Beta 3... just found out that the option to start new iMessages from my phone number is gone... it only lists my registered email addresses. Is that a bug?
On iOS 8 Beta 3... just found out that the option to start new iMessages from my phone number is gone... it only lists my registered email addresses. Is that a bug?
Sometimes updating an OS causes problems.The same day or the day after Yosemite is released, may i ask you why would you need such an information though? The os is free and you can easily buy one of them now and install it when it's released.
Can't believe stock music won't be updated in ios 8.
As someone who has NEVER used airdrop and owns an iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Pro, why is airdrop godly? What is the point of it? What are you transferring? I honestly have no idea what you can use it for, so I'm not intending to sound like I'm mocking you.IOS 8 beta 3 and Yosemite have both been stable to run this week so far.
Only gripe is that pause/play using the headphones control freezes/crash the media-playing app. SO If I am running with nike+ and playing music from spotify, I can adjust the volume but I can't pause/play or skip forward.
Also airdrop between ios/osx is GODLY. Took them long enough.
As someone who has NEVER used airdrop and owns an iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Pro, why is airdrop godly? What is the point of it? What are you transferring? I honestly have no idea what you can use it for, so I'm not intending to sound like I'm mocking you.
Sometimes updating an OS causes problems.
But, i ordered a maxed out 27inch iMac today, so i followed your advice.
As someone who has NEVER used airdrop and owns an iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Pro, why is airdrop godly? What is the point of it? What are you transferring? I honestly have no idea what you can use it for, so I'm not intending to sound like I'm mocking you.
It's a nice little feature implemented in a simple manner. I know people would wonder why it wasn't implemented before but it does require specific technology to make it so the p2p connection is very frictionless.AirDrop is fantastic. For example I was on vacation two weeks ago with my family and everyone has iPhones. And omg there was no wifi. I airdropped myself photos from many other peoples phones then I didn't have to worry about five people wanting to take the same picture with their camera too. Also I didn't have to use limited data to transfer the large file pictures.
As someone who has NEVER used airdrop and owns an iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Pro, why is airdrop godly? What is the point of it? What are you transferring? I honestly have no idea what you can use it for, so I'm not intending to sound like I'm mocking you.
Yes! I was sleep and declined a call on my iPhone. The call was still ringing on my MacBook Pro and iPad. I was furious. But it's a Beta so it's to be expectedContinuity in the latest beta can be rather annoying. If I answer/decline a call on my phone it will continue to ring on my Mac/iPad until I decline it on there as well.
I foresee iTunes turning into Music.app on OS X. A complete revamp, a la iPhoto -> Photos.app.
Guys, I'm not running iOS 8, but this seems like a good place to ask. Has anyone ever had a problem restoring their iPhone (from iCloud backup) where it says it's still restoring for days? It's been 8 days now and it still says restoring. The used space went up by about 1 GB over the weekend but that could have just been photos and music I downloaded. It doesn't seem to make sense. I have extremely fast internet at home too, so it should have downloaded everything over one night.
It appears that all of my apps and content have been downloaded, so I don't know what could be left.
Really? My iCloud backup is 12.1 GB. iPad backup is 10.3 GB.It's probably just a display bug where progress doesn't display properly. I wouldn't worry about it unless you notice something that didn't properly restore.
Restoring an iPhone should take about 15 minutes, and restoring the backup should take less than 2 minutes, especially in the case of iCloud backups which only restore settings and lets apps download themselves again from the App Store.
These things are small. My iPhone's backups take roughly 400MB on iCloud, while my iPad backup takes 70MB.
There's no way that 8 days is remotely close to being right. Even if you were on dialup.
Really? My iCloud backup is 12.1 GB. iPad backup is 10.3 GB.
That's the whole list of things iCloud keeps in backups. Most of these take just a few MBs at most besides photos and maybe ringtones.Apple said:Purchase history for music, movies, TV shows, apps, and books (Your iCloud backup includes information about the content you have purchased, but not the purchased content itself.)
Photos and videos in your Camera Roll
Device settings
App data
Home screen and app organization
iMessage, text (SMS), and MMS messages
Ringtones
Visual Voicemail
Hmmm...maybe something is up with my backups then.... My iPad has photos and stuff on it but my phone one had zero photos and videos (I had cleared them off prior to backing up).I suppose you take tons of photos and videos with your devices?
Because that's literally the only thing that can take up a significant amount of space in these backups.
That's the whole list of things iCloud keeps in backups. Most of these take just a few MBs at most besides photos and maybe ringtones.