Yes the animations hide lags. However, in previous iPhones it wasn't always successful and even the animations themselves would stutter. There would also be frequent lags in page rendering in browsing. That's pretty much all gone with the 7.
Yes the animations hide lags. However, in previous iPhones it wasn't always successful and even the animations themselves would stutter. There would also be frequent lags in page rendering in browsing. That's pretty much all gone with the 7.Right it's just usernames. It should stay the heck out of that stuff unless it remembers both.
And also where it fails to create and/or insert a password it should just have a password generator that I can copy and paste from. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that would be useful.
As for lag. iOS has lag it just very cleverly disguises it with animations. Even if you apply "reduce motion" it still covers the lag with a soft fade in. There's no way to use it without any animations. Unless maybe one jailbreaks it.
Right it's just usernames. It should stay the heck out of that stuff unless it remembers both.
And also where it fails to create and/or insert a password it should just have a password generator that I can copy and paste from. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that would be useful.
As for lag. iOS has lag it just very cleverly disguises it with animations. Even if you apply "reduce motion" it still covers the lag with a soft fade in. There's no way to use it without any animations. Unless maybe one jailbreaks it.
I have both the 7 Plus and the Air 2. The 7 Plus is way, way smoother.I imagine every processor driven device will show lag from time to time. My Air 2 lags pretty heavily from time to time as well, and I think that device is considered to be one of the smoother ones out right now.
Yes the animations hide lags. However, in previous iPhones it wasn't always successful and even the animations themselves would stutter. There would also be frequent lags in page rendering in browsing. That's pretty much all gone with the 7.
I've jail broken previous versions of iOS and removed animations, they're not covering up lag, it's very abrupt. Have done the same with Android. Animations add lag.
All the lockscreen stuff like messaging etc seems like a big security risk...
How so? Most of apples security issues have been hacked via icloud.
You can turn it off.
This can be changed in settings.
I've noticed that behavior as well, but I have found that you can turn the alarm off immediately by pressing the home button.There seems to be an issue with the alarm on the home screen. It displays a huge Stop button in iOS 10, but it doesn't seem to work properly. Whenever I don't feel like getting up in the morning, it seems like I mash that darn thing about a billion and a half times until it finally reacts.
I'm not liking the new iPhone 7 with iOS10. I don't know if it's because the 7 is a lot faster than my 6 I had, but if I try to turn on the phone with the home button and I use a touch ID finger, it just logs in right away. Bugs the crap out of me because I set my phone on my desk and sometimes just want to check for any alerts, but it will log me into the phone.
As far as I know, the only 2 ways to get the screen to turn on (by default) are to hit either the home button or power button OR move the phone towards your face. I prefer the home button but now it pretty much just logs me in. Any way around this? I try to use a non touch ID finger but I don't always remember to do that.
Yeah I don't really want to pick up my phone just to see alerts. For now I'll just have to use the right finger!No, there is no way around the fact that TouchID2 is crazy crazy fast.
For me, when I just want to look at the time or something, I pick up the phone and slant it a bit to get it to turn on the screen. I make sure that my finger isn't on the sensor if I don't want it unlocked, and I have the setting flipped so that when the screen is on, authenticating will unlock and take me to springboard.
Yeah I don't really want to pick up my phone just to see alerts. For now I'll just have to use the right finger!
What is springboard?
No, there is no way around the fact that TouchID2 is crazy crazy fast.
Springboard is your home screen (grid of icons).
Just use a finger that hasn't been registered. I only register my thumbs and index fingers, so I can use any of the remaining fingers or just hit the power button.
I don't have that problem. Perhaps it is an issue with that particular login page.So I was wrong when I said that iOS does not capitalize the first in the password field. It does it all day when putting in a wifi password. The field is marked "password" when will they stop doing stupid things like that?
By wifi password I mean at a hotel or hotspot login.
I don't travel that much but even when I have made use of hotel WiFi on iOS it hasn't been a problem for me. Note though that a lot of hotels use the same interface, or at least a similar one. And if you're staying at the same chain, you'll probably get the same problem even if it's a physically different hotel.It happens all the time. In multiple hotels it's the same story.