Ken Masters
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With the release of google now, it seriously puts siri to shame
Google Now means that the Google Search app constantly polls your location in the background, though, which is a huge battery life killer. I'm kinda bummed out about it, to be honest, because Google Now really kicks ass but my battery life matters more to me.
You can turn that off, location tracking
You can only turn it completely on or completely off. There's no way to selectively turn off background location tracking but allow the app to track your location when it's open.
You can only turn it completely on or completely off. There's no way to selectively turn off background location tracking but allow the app to track your location when it's open.
Yeah you can. Allow background location tracking but turn off the GPS when not in app. You'll be asked to turn it on when you launch the app.
Yeah you can. Allow background location tracking but turn off the GPS when not in app. You'll be asked to turn it on when you launch the app.
Yeah you can. Allow background location tracking but turn off the GPS when not in app. You'll be asked to turn it on when you launch the app.
You're saying manually turn off GPS whenever not in the app?
Haha
That's amazingly inconvenient.
Having to manually adjust settings like that all the time is really contrary to the spirit of iOS.
Could be normal. Trickle charging starts at 80% and if it reaches 100% while still being plugged it the battery discharges down to 90% while keeping the indicator at 100%.
It discharges to keep the battery from being overcharged and damaged, pretty much all lithium ion powered devices does this, laptops etc.
Keeping the indicator fixed at 100% during this is deliberate by Apple as to not cause alarm and confusion as to why battery levels keep jumping around when plugged in. Sometimes this discharge isn't as seamless as it can be thus you notice it, and this is also why you sometimes see a rapid drop in level after unplugging at 100% (it wasn't actually at 100% during the charge at that moment).
I wish it could answer questions like on Android.With the release of google now, it seriously puts siri to shame
Doesn't seem to be leeching too much battery yet. Ill leave it on a day or two and see what the damage is.
I wish it could answer questions like on Android.
While the look of the updated system may be surprising to some, iOS 7 is reportedly not more difficult to use than earlier versions of software platform. There is apparently no new learning curve in the same way there was no learning curve when the iPods went color. While iOS 7 does look different, its core apps and system fundamentals (like the Lock and Home screens) mostly operate in a similar fashion to how they do today.
iOS 7 is codenamed “Innsbruck,” according to three people familiar with the OS. The interface changes include an all-new icon set for Apple’s native apps in addition to newly designed tool bars, tab bars, and other fundamental interface features across the system.
I wonder if the report got the code name correct. A bit too modern for my tastes, but hopefully the change won't hinder the experience I have enjoyed so far.
http://www.innsbruck.info/en/experience/sightseeing/modern-architecture.html
So the new design was inspired by this resort?
You know what? I'm using it today and the battery drain really isn't bad at all.Google Now means that the Google Search app constantly polls your location in the background, though, which is a huge battery life killer. I'm kinda bummed out about it, to be honest, because Google Now really kicks ass but my battery life matters more to me.
So far the additional battery usage of Google Now on my 5 has been negligible. Seems more noticeable on my iPad however.
You know what? I'm using it today and the battery drain really isn't bad at all.
It doesn't talk back though?It can. Just touch "Voice".
It doesn't talk back though?
edit: Yea I've seen very little battery drain
It doesn't talk back though?
edit: Yea I've seen very little battery drain
I wonder if we iPhone 4 peasants will get to upgrade to iOS 7.
I think so, given they still sell it new. End of the road for the 3GS.
And yet the OG iPad didn't get iOS 6.
The OG iPad had 256MB of RAM. It struggled even before multitasking was available. They could cut off the 4, but I doubt it.
Actually, I read his post wrong. The 3GS has 256 MB RAM and still got iOS 6.
New icon set for the default apps are welcome.
One of the things that bother me about icons is having the calendar app icon live update the days of the month, but the weather app doesn't update the current temperature. It has sunny at 23 degrees on it.
And yet the OG iPad didn't get iOS 6.
Basically what apple wishes Siri was
The whole point of Siri is interaction. Now is pretty different.