16 puny switches in iOS nine that combine to make a big difference – BGR
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Apple’s iOS nine is meant to give users a better iPhone and iPad practice while introducing a bunch of fresh features. At very first look, iOS nine is generally similar to iOS 8, but Apple made slew of switches under the bondage mask that will be instantaneously noticeable to savvy iOS users. In the post that goes after, we’re going to demonstrate you some of iOS 9’s little fresh additions that should improve your iOS practice, regardless of whether you’re rocking a fresh iPhone six or an older iOS device.
1. Fresh wallpaper. Maybe not a must-have feature in iOS 9, but the very first beta already includes a fresh wallpaper.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Two. Fresh widgets: battery life and Find My Friends. You can now enable widgets to display you battery life status across your devices regardless whether Low Power Mode is enabled or not. Similarly, Find My Friends will display you where your friends or family are directly inwards the notification shade, as the app is now built into iOS 9.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Trio. Better lock-screen protection: 6-digit passcode. Commencing with iOS 9, the default passcode is made of six digits rather than four, which should make unlocking it by brute-force attacks a lot tougher.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Four. Fresh multitasking view. In iOS 9, there’s a fresh task switcher on the iPhone and iPad — see the iPhone version below.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Five. Siri Proactive is found by swiping to the left on the home screen. That’s where you’ll find suggestions for people, apps and nearby places. The photo below shows you just nearby places and fresh tips from Siri — the beta version doesn’t always display contacts, a bug that’ll likely be immovable
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
6.Siri has a fresh animation, one that’s more in line with Siri on Apple Witness.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
7. Mute / orientation lock. The option is no longer available only on the iPad, and you’ll find it on any iOS regardless of screen size.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
8. Search in Settings. Yes, you can eventually search in the Settings app, which should help you find the setting you want to switch quicker than before.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
9. Notifications can be grouped by app if you so desire thanks to a fresh Settings option, as seen below.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Ten. Back to app. In case a Notification comes in while you’re in an app, you’ll now be able to get back to your app swifter than before after dealing with it. Say a message comes in while you’re playing Hearthstone. You can reply to the message in Messages, then click the “Back to Hearthstone” button that shows up where your carrier name would otherwise be.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
11. Shift button fix. Speaking of messages, Apple has totally motionless that Shift button mess. Above, you can see the Shift button isn’t pressed as all letters are shown in lower case. Below, with Shift pressed inwards the Notes app, the letters are all in upper case.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
12. Low Power Mode. You can now enable this battery-saving feature on your iOS device from Settings. When that happens, the battery color on all screens turns from green or crimson to yellow, as seen below. A prompt will also tell you what the iPhone will stop doing when the mode is enabled.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
13. Fresh movie recording options. In the Photos & Camera section of Settings you’ll be able to customize the type of movie and slow-mo movie you want to record, when it comes to resolution and frames per 2nd (see below).
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14. Photos carousel. Inwards the photos app, when looking at an app you can now see a carousel at the bottom containing your most latest pics (in this case, you can see the screenshots above, as taken on an iPhone six running iOS 9).
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
16. Reproductive Health data can now be collected within the Health app.
16 petite switches in iOS nine that combine to make a big difference – BGR
Без кейворда
Apple’s iOS nine is meant to give users a better iPhone and iPad practice while introducing a bunch of fresh features. At very first view, iOS nine is generally similar to iOS 8, but Apple made slew of switches under the bondage mask that will be instantaneously noticeable to savvy iOS users. In the post that goes after, we’re going to showcase you some of iOS 9’s little fresh additions that should improve your iOS practice, regardless of whether you’re rocking a fresh iPhone six or an older iOS device.
1. Fresh wallpaper. Maybe not a must-have feature in iOS 9, but the very first beta already includes a fresh wallpaper.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Two. Fresh widgets: battery life and Find My Friends. You can now enable widgets to demonstrate you battery life status across your devices regardless whether Low Power Mode is enabled or not. Similarly, Find My Friends will demonstrate you where your friends or family are directly inwards the notification shade, as the app is now built into iOS 9.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Trio. Better lock-screen protection: 6-digit passcode. Commencing with iOS 9, the default passcode is made of six digits rather than four, which should make unlocking it by brute-force attacks a lot tougher.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Four. Fresh multitasking view. In iOS 9, there’s a fresh task switcher on the iPhone and iPad — see the iPhone version below.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Five. Siri Proactive is found by swiping to the left on the home screen. That’s where you’ll find suggestions for people, apps and nearby places. The picture below shows you just nearby places and fresh tips from Siri — the beta version doesn’t always demonstrate contacts, a bug that’ll likely be immobile
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
6.Siri has a fresh animation, one that’s more in line with Siri on Apple See.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
7. Mute / orientation lock. The option is no longer available only on the iPad, and you’ll find it on any iOS regardless of screen size.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
8. Search in Settings. Yes, you can eventually search in the Settings app, which should help you find the setting you want to switch swifter than before.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
9. Notifications can be grouped by app if you so desire thanks to a fresh Settings option, as seen below.
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR
Ten. Back to app. In case a Notification comes in while you’re in an app, you’ll now be able to get back to your app swifter than before after dealing with it. Say a message comes in while you’re playing Hearthstone. You can reply to the message in Messages, then click the “Back to Hearthstone” button that shows up where your carrier name would otherwise be.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
11. Shift button fix. Speaking of messages, Apple has totally immovable that Shift button mess. Above, you can see the Shift button isn’t pressed as all letters are shown in lower case. Below, with Shift pressed inwards the Notes app, the letters are all in upper case.
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
12. Low Power Mode. You can now enable this battery-saving feature on your iOS device from Settings. When that happens, the battery color on all screens turns from green or crimson to yellow, as seen below. A prompt will also tell you what the iPhone will stop doing when the mode is enabled.
Pic Source: Chris Smith, BGR
13. Fresh movie recording options. In the Photos & Camera section of Settings you’ll be able to customize the type of movie and slow-mo movie you want to record, when it comes to resolution and frames per 2nd (see below).
Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR Photo Source: Chris Smith, BGR Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
14. Photos carousel. Inwards the photos app, when looking at an app you can now see a carousel at the bottom containing your most latest pics (in this case, you can see the screenshots above, as taken on an iPhone six running iOS 9).
Picture Source: Chris Smith, BGR
16. Reproductive Health data can now be collected within the Health app.