Really surprised by this...and heading to Boston next week, so I'd like it to be there!
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Really surprised by this...and heading to Boston next week, so I'd like it to be there!
I’ll have to drive around a bit more, but I have not seen it yet in the SW burbs.
In aid of science, I have driven just inside the city limits of Boston to a culinarily delightful facility named after the descendants of the Scottish Clann Dòmhnaill in search of the elusive traffic signals. No dice.
After I finish my Meal Numero Uno, I shall recommence my quest by venturing further into Boston.
Drove quite a way into Boston, along with Brookline and Newton. No traffic signals or stop signs.
That's because traffic signals and stop signs are useless in Boston.
Source: I retired from Hanscom AFB in 1997.
3D touch is not haptic touch. If you turn 3D touch off, haptic touch still works. Then latter is basically a long-press with a vibrating "kick" on activation. You can just lightly touch the icon and it'll activate.
I have a strange bug on my iPad Air 3, and iPadOS 13.1.1.
After you use an app, the icon for that app lands in the dock on the right side of the dock divide. Well, after using the youtube app, it lands in the dock, but then you can't launch it from there - you click on it, and nothing happens. Other apps - both native and third party - seem to have no problems, at least of the ones that I tried. YMMV. Anyone else seeing this?
After you use an app, the icon for that app lands in the dock on the right side of the dock divide. Well, after using the youtube app, it lands in the dock, but then you can't launch it from there - you click on it, and nothing happens. Other apps - both native and third party - seem to have no problems, at least of the ones that I tried. YMMV. Anyone else seeing this?
Been that way for awhile now. I hate it because I often forget and bring the phone to my ear and get blasted by the volume. I hope they add an option to turn it off.
I’m not a fan of Forbes’ view of Apple, but a recent article, https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateof...g-hits-millions-of-iphone-users/#686960364fa4, states that this issue is new with iOS 13.
Yeah, unfortunately with Forbes they mostly suffer from “the boy who cried wolf” condition, especially when it comes to iOS.
There is definitely some institutional dislike of Apple at Forbes. This is just as bad as overt fanboy-ism by other journalistic organizations.
There’s a thread in the Apple iPhone forum on this topic:
iOS 13, Siri making calls on speaker phon… - Apple Community
Has anyone had an issue with iPadOS whereby the double tap on a webpage no longer zooms to screen width.
It still works on my iPhone XSMax, and my Mac Pro (Magic Mouse Tap Gesture), but not on my iPad Air2.
Quit annoying actually, I used that gesture a lot.
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Never mind... I changed my search criteria and found that many people have the same problem. It appears to be an OS bug...
It still works on my iPhone XSMax, and my Mac Pro (Magic Mouse Tap Gesture), but not on my iPad Air2.
Quit annoying actually, I used that gesture a lot.
EDIT:
Never mind... I changed my search criteria and found that many people have the same problem. It appears to be an OS bug...
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I do not know if this has been said before, but segmented buttons in apps have depth and 3D look and feel.
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Looks like we are ready to admit that flat design is just wrong, at least for UI elements.
Looks like we are ready to admit that flat design is just wrong, at least for UI elements.
Still "flat design" IMHO.
When Apple first went to this type of design, the objections seemed to be around what would the OTHER buttons look like in this instance? In your example above, the other "buttons" are completely flat and don't look like buttons at all or "buttons that are off."
The slight shadowing of the "on" button is nothing more than a way to exemplify the fact that it is selected...you can choose to do this with colors, shadowing (as they have), etc.
Still "flat."
I would say not until there is a clear separation between iPadOS and iOS. With some limited exceptions, they remain pretty similar.
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iPadOS subforum??? [Merged]
Hey there. Due to the fact that now iPad has its own operative system, I’d like to know wether you’re going to make a new subforum for it, or not. Otherwise, if you want them all merged under the iOS 13 subforum, you could enable a prefix for the thread titles just to know if a thread is iOS 13...
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