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I just installed iOS 6 on my iPhone 4S.
My clock is not the one that Apple ripped off, But rather it still has numbers on the face.
The clock in iOS 6 on my iPad 3 is the one that Apple ripped off.
Why is the clock different on an iPhone 4S and on an iPad 3 in iOS 6?
Not that it matters that much but just wondering why they differ.
Just because. Seriously, Apple has made no public statement as to why they are different. Unless and until they do, no one here would know why.
Then, I guess my Question would be:
Has anyone else seen that difference?
With all of the IOS 6 installs so far, someone has to have both an iPhone 4S & an iPad 3.
Those are the ones who may have noticed the difference.
Since I updated to IOS 6 on my iPhone 4S a couple of days after I did so on my iPad 3, my thought was that Apple had already bowed to the pressure & had gone back to its original clock icon.
But the entire Version No. of both installs is exactly the same.
I have both devices and yes, the clocks are different. I didn't notice it until you pointed it out, though. I updated my phone first and my iPad a day or two later.
No, the installs are not the same. The iPhone has passbook; the iPad doesn't. Until iOS 6, the iPhone had a clock and the iPad didn't. Even with the same version number, the iOS installs differently on each device.
Since the iPad did not have a clock before IOS 6, I am thinking that is the reason it got the new icon while the iPhone 4S kept the old icon.
Anyone with an iPhone 5? Does it have the new clock or the old iPhone clock?
I actually like the new design much better, expecially since I see it all the time on my iPad 3.
The clock on the iPhone 5 is the same as on the iPhone 4S and the iPhone 4.
Thanks
I was just on my way here to post that.
I just saw someone else's iPhone 5 & you are absolutely right.
So, apparently, only the iPad got the new clock face.
And now, they may have to give it back.
I doubt Apple will pay anything to license it.
Here is the latest, dunno why apple do it but...latest from modmyi website
Report Reveals Apple Paid $21 Million for Swiss Railway Clock Design: Apple's iOS 6 clock on the left and SBB cl... http://t.co/98kupoh4
iPhone 5 iOS 6.01 differing clock face to iPad 2 iOS 6.01
Clock in iOS 6 On the iPhone 4S
