I’m not sure how a bar at the bottom helps to indicate how it works, though. I’ve also had people repeatedly ask me what the bar in the top right of the lock screen means (which is supposed to indicate that you can pull the Control Center down there).Perhaps the vast majority of iPhone users are not in the "we" category. The average iPhone user doesn't know one tenth of what those who inhabit tech sites do and they don't care.
It’s inevitable that the increments get smaller. 18 is only one seventeenth more than 17.Do not get your hopes up it will be an underwhelming update
I think a large part is because they kicked Yay off.It really has taken a turn for the worse this year. 😔
I agree that Apple has made steady improvements from the low point of iOS 7, though I would also point out that iOS 6 was equally “evolved” from iOS 1 in its UI styling. iOS 1-6 is a pretty distinctively different ‘era’ from 7-17. I miss when Apple’s software UIs were painstakingly designed by guys with taste.If you go back and look at iOS 7 you will see that the UI has evolved a lot since then. I don't want to go back to stitched leather and brushed metal. Some more pushable buttons would be nice though.
I imagine the AI would assess your mood and rearrange the icons based on your perceived mood.That would have nothing to do with AI would it?
Doesn’t truth always hurt?I can't help but wonder which truth that is... everyone seems to have their own
Get PCalc. You won’t get anything like that from Apple.As long as we get a good calculator app, I will be happy.
The calculator app on iPhone is used for simple stuff only, give it complex stuff, it isn’t proper.
Yeah what nonsense is that about? It’s the ChatGPT stuff that is helpful. This ”AI” stuff about improving sleep, diet and exercise etc is the absolute useless stuff. Samsung gimmick ****. Apple really is behind.AI managing my life? Sounds like quite dystopian stuff. I already find it creepy if AI influences the decisions of people for example by suggesting a restaurant or the "best" route to your destination.
Probably the same idiots who think allowing sideloading means they have to use it against their wishes.Edit: Who could possibly disagree with this? It would be optional lol
It’s an Android feature, which means that it must be bad.Edit: Who could possibly disagree with this? It would be optional lol
Whats your deal with dating apps and notches ? lolSome people want to slide them under the notch. Especially if its a dating app…
I couldn't think of anything else lolWhats your deal with dating apps and notches ? lol
Nooooooo.... we need his floppy hair flopping in the wind as he announces the next iOSThe best thing they could do to improve iOS is to send that joker Craig Fedherigi packing.
😂😂😂😂It would be bad if they don’t keep the snap-to-grid though and you would have to put icons literally anywhere.
Can’t say that I trust a single thing ChatGPT comes up with. At best, it can point you in a direction where it essentially waves it's hands and says 'over there somewhere'. I find it absolutely wrong for objective things as many times as it is right. And for subjective things…. Develop your own mind and imagination.Yeah what nonsense is that about? It’s the ChatGPT stuff that is helpful. This ”AI” stuff about improving sleep, diet and exercise etc is the absolute useless stuff. Samsung gimmick ****. Apple really is behind.
Since you can lock your phone to prevent snooping, why does it matter what apps are visible on the home screen?I couldn't think of anything else lol
There are rumors of some sort of refresh for iOS coming, but it could be very minor.I hope they refresh the 10yr old iOS UI. The current UI from iOS 7 is old and tired now.
I guess if their partner or someone snoops over their shoulder… having it under the notch will prevent it being seen…Since you can lock your phone to prevent snooping, why does it matter what apps are visible on the home screen?
I think we’ve reached the “if it works, don’t mess with it too much” era of iOS. That’s not to say there’s no room for improvements, but I think some radical overhaul of iOS would probably cause more harm than good at this point. Incremental improvements and changes are the way forward. Now, a radical hardware change like a folding iPhone would necessitate a radical overhaul just by its nature.I agree that Apple has made steady improvements from the low point of iOS 7, though I would also point out that iOS 6 was equally “evolved” from iOS 1 in its UI styling. iOS 1-6 is a pretty distinctively different ‘era’ from 7-17. I miss when Apple’s software UIs were painstakingly designed by guys with taste.
That’s when you get P-Calc!As long as we get a good calculator app, I will be happy.
The calculator app on iPhone is used for simple stuff only, give it complex stuff, it isn’t proper.