I'm interested in these sandboxing changes... I was wondering how the hell they convinced Panic to return to the store when they announced it.
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WWDC18 Thread of iOS 12, macOS 10.14, watchOS 5 & tvOS 12. Welcome to a new Era
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So I guess you still can't set multiple timers, right? Like that would be so useful for me at work. It's not like it'd be impossible to implement either.
Feels super smooth. The keyboard is noticeably more responsive!
Thanks! Just gone ahead and set it to download. Seems to run fine on my SE too :)
aside from the measure app being really laggy on my 2017 ipad i wouldn't even know it was a beta, so far at least
Probably pushed to fall with new phones or some shit.
I've stopped caring about wireless charging at this point. Plugging in my phone isnt that big of a hassle.
I just realized I could tell Siri to sleep my NAS now or disable my Pihole for a few minutes
I wonder if the Shortcuts app will be powerful enough to evaluate responses via workflow if the wf puts out Text or other data types as response? I think I've seen a custom Siri answer with variables in that stage demo. I'm so hyped for this feature
I wonder if the Shortcuts app will be powerful enough to evaluate responses via workflow if the wf puts out Text or other data types as response? I think I've seen a custom Siri answer with variables in that stage demo. I'm so hyped for this feature
It's beautiful on my 8 Plus. My widgets load in about a second. It would take up to five seconds on iOS 11.
I love that I come here and see tons of people trying out the new release, giving tips on usage, etc... while the MacRumors forums are just a mess of "STEVE WOULD'VE HATED ANIMOJIS"
I know, going there was my first mistake, but I am ever hopeful.
I know, going there was my first mistake, but I am ever hopeful.
So I tried changing my iPad passcode and it lagged, I either typed the wrong characters or forgot. And now I'm locked out and feel stupid.
This never happened to me before - what are my options? Can I hook it up to iTunes and enter my iCloud password to override the iPad's device passcode, or do I have to completely erase and restore from an iCloud backup?
This never happened to me before - what are my options? Can I hook it up to iTunes and enter my iCloud password to override the iPad's device passcode, or do I have to completely erase and restore from an iCloud backup?
Yeah. Stay away from their forums. The most volatile "fans" Apple ever had.
if iOS 12 does indeed significantly improve performance on A7 devices, do we think there's a decent chance they'll support iOS 13 as well? they already got their pass on the usual yearly purging this year, and they do tend to have decent support for modern iOS features like metal, 64-bit, touch id, etc.
An SSD is by far the best upgrade you can perform. My 2007 Dell Vostro with an SSD is faster than a lot of newer HDD-based laptops.
I've upgraded my neighbor's 2012 or 2013 MBP to an SSD and it made a massive difference. Adding more RAM certainly helps though.
An SSD might improve playback performance within an editor since it's reading info much faster from the scratch disk, but actually rendering time probably won't improve much. That's more of a CPU issue.
That sucks. Oh well, shouldn't be too hard to restore it. Thanks.
Definitely the biggest new thing about iOS12 seems to be an unrestricted 3rd party Siri support.
New notification grouping is cool too.
Another nice thing I've noticed is that the OS no longer darkens the lock screen wallpapers. Someone at apple finally realised that people would rather see nice and bright pictures of people close to them than a slightly more readable freaking clock.
New notification grouping is cool too.
Another nice thing I've noticed is that the OS no longer darkens the lock screen wallpapers. Someone at apple finally realised that people would rather see nice and bright pictures of people close to them than a slightly more readable freaking clock.
Yes, it still looks the same.
I actually missed that part of presentation. How would that work? On Mac only using Automator, or would it be possible from iPhone as well somehow (without a bespoke app, I mean)
If some of you are going to do the betas, be sure to check the macrumors forums. they usually do a great job of keeping a running list of apps that are broken with the betas.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-12-beta-1-―-bug-fixes-changes-and-improvements.2121474/
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-12-beta-1-―-bug-fixes-changes-and-improvements.2121474/
I think they'll drop all devices with 1GB of RAM for iOS 13 to make way for new features.
iPhone X change in 12:
- Closing apps no longer requires a hold to swipe up on iPhone X.
Cool link.
Now if they would only give us the option to disable the pointless homebar and "swipe up" to unlock. I would have fewer reasons to jailbreak.
My 2012 Mac mini survives another update nice (I think it's still the most powerful mini they've made. Which is sad).
My 2010 11" Air? Not so much. Oh well. Time to ditch the laptop and go iPad only for work.
My 2010 11" Air? Not so much. Oh well. Time to ditch the laptop and go iPad only for work.
How would someone check the lockscreen if the phone bypassed it automatically when you look at it?
Just like with the jailbreak tweak, if you have a notification or music is playing it doesn't unlock automatically. Also, some people don't care about checking the lockscreen so an option would be nice.
Was genuinely curious, as I have no idea about those tweaks. I guess those methods can work, although they introduce some random variability to the workflow, or make people fetch for possibly important information like missed calls and whatnot. But in principle I'm not against options.
So Mojave is 64-bit only? Might have to stay on High Sierra if that's the case, as my copy of Photoshop is 32-bit and I'm not ready to shell out for a new copy.
right, but that's developer impact more than user impact - for a user there's still no compromises for 32-bit apps in mojave that i'm aware of
no, mojave still runs 32-bit apps, but it is the last release that will.
