How much space do they take up (I've never checked). I'd love it if Apple's apps were decoupled from the OS because then maybe we'd get regular updates rather than just once a year.
I think that at launch you can disable it.
Would be stupid if Apple doesn't let people disable it.
As a experienced user it is unnecessary, as a new user it could be very handy.
Apple borrowed that change to the Control Center from the jailbreak community.
Could someone take screenshots of the Tips icon on the iPhone Homescreen, in Spotlight search and in Settings (so 120, 80 and 58 sizes), then upload the screenshots here in .png format?
It would be great if someone could also do the same for the Health app icons.
Thanks!
Apple, I'm begging you, please make Control Center customizable. I NEVER use the orientation lock, but I do frequently turn cell data and personal hotspot on and off. Thank you.
Find a normal one on the internet, and then go to this website: http://www.appiconsizes.com
Apple, I'm begging you, please make Control Center customizable. I NEVER use the orientation lock, but I do frequently turn cell data and personal hotspot on and off. Thank you.
Something like 100 MB is pretty much insignificant even on a 16 GB of storage, and it's hard to say that the really optional stock apps (not counting the much more native ones like Mail, Safari, Calendar, Clock, etc.) would really add up to all that much.Podcast app by itself is 13.8MB, so assuming that most, if not all, are around that size, that's 100MB+ for stock apps.
If you took the 10 most useless stock apps (Notes, iBooks, Compass, Game Center, Newsstand, Stocks, Voice Memos, Weather, Podcasts and Tips) and allowed the user to delete them, they could spend a minimum of $9.90 on apps of their choosing. For a billion iPhone users, that would calculate to an extra $9.9 billion in revenue.
Obviously that's a very simplified way of looking at it, but my point remains, there's a lot of lost revenue to be made. I won't spend money on apps that I can't install because the OS is so full of iCrap that I have to delete apps I actually want in order to download new apps.
I never use orientation lock, airplane mode (don't fly that much) or that "moon mode" that I am still yet to understand. I do though go to settings > Cellular > Cellular data all the time, 'cause it's the simpliest way to manage the internet traffic.
But, it's the matter of Apple politics, and I do hate with enormous passion when the politics mess with simple useability or engineering.
Oh, btw, who cares if the bookmarks icon looks more like a book , bring me the freaking full screen caller picture from 7.0.4 back !!!
Something like 100 MB is pretty much insignificant even on a 16 GB of storage, and it's hard to say that the really optional stock apps (not counting the much more native ones like Mail, Safari, Calendar, Clock, etc.) would really add up to all that much.
I haven't read the entire thread, but I do NOT have the Tips app installed on my phone. Updated to beta 4 about 30 minutes ago. Everything else mentioned in the article is the same.
I haven't read the entire thread, but I do NOT have the Tips app installed on my phone. Updated to beta 4 about 30 minutes ago. Everything else mentioned in the article is the same.
Try hard reseting the phone: To reset, press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons for at least 10 seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
Really? I got tired of checking every day.
Oh, btw, who cares if the bookmarks icon looks more like a book , bring me the freaking full screen caller picture from 7.0.4 back !!!
What are you talking about? If there's another app that is 10MB or so that I want to download, but a stock app is taking up my space, it is significant.
I can understand Mail, Safari, Calendar, Clock, etc. because Apple doesn't have a way to set default apps, but the Podcast app, the Compass, etc. are useless to me and probably a lot of people. I'd rather recoup that lost space for ME; let me decide what I want to use and what I want to get rid of.
I haven't read the entire thread, but I do NOT have the Tips app installed on my phone. Updated to beta 4 about 30 minutes ago. Everything else mentioned in the article is the same.
I'm not sure if I like that new Safari bookmarks icon. And having the "Tips" app seems a little unnecessary with the User Manual being a pre-loaded bookmark in Safari.