-
All replies
-
Helpful answers
-
Sep 25, 2013 6:29 AM in response to PuppyGumDropby Ralph Landry1,Please do feel free to switch to Samsung Gallaxy...a report released this week on susceptibility to damage found the iPhone to have a middle level score, the Samsung had the absolute worst score. Plus viruses, hacks, security flaws. And a horrible battery life...friend has gone through three of them and the latest is the best of the lot...gets a whopping one and half hours battery life.
Enjoy your new Samsung.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:05 AM in response to TJBUSMC1973by Captfish,I guess it wouldn't be that difficult to add another tab/switch to at least offer ios7 to appear the same as ios6 visually.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:14 AM in response to Captfishby Kilgore-Trout,Captfish wrote:
I guess it wouldn't be that difficult to add another tab/switch to at least offer ios7 to appear the same as ios6 visually.
And add that much more overhead to the OS footprint? No thanks.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:15 AM in response to Ralph Landry1by woodmeister50,Ralph Landry1 wrote:
Please do feel free to switch to Samsung Gallaxy...a report released this week on susceptibility to damage found the iPhone to have a middle level score, the Samsung had the absolute worst score. Plus viruses, hacks, security flaws. And a horrible battery life...friend has gone through three of them and the latest is the best of the lot...gets a whopping one and half hours battery life.
Enjoy your new Samsung.
Don't forget big brother Google watching every single move
you make.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:16 AM in response to Captfishby AntonLargiader,I think it would be. The new layout is tied to differences in functionality, and it would be clunky to theme the new layout with cues from IOS6. A more likely solution would be a new theme, or tweaks to the contrast and saturation of the existing one.
I don't see many complaints about the layout itself, or the basic functionality of IOS7. It's mostly the colors, excessive white space, etc. OK, the white space is a layout issue but it could just be tweaked.
-
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:19 AM in response to PuppyGumDropby Kilgore-Trout,PuppyGumDrop
It's quite possible that you are interested in usability. My phone is just for show.
You have certainly been branded and "they" have tapped into your inner child.
If indeed your phone is "just for show", then perhaps you should find another product. Obviously well designed software means less to you than superficial graphics. Although I'm not sure what the requirements would be for an OS that is "just for show". I guess actually working wouldn't be important.
no, I haven't been "branded" (whatever the **** that means), I just have over twenty years of experience in software design and recognize a good product when I see it.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:20 AM in response to Ibiwby Kilgore-Trout,Ibiw wrote:
you can uninistall ios7 there - settings/general/reset/ resert all settings
No, you can't.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:21 AM in response to Ibiwby Michael Black,Ibiw wrote:
you can uninistall ios7 there - settings/general/reset/ resert all settings
No, that will not uninstall iOS 7. It will simple reset the device and delete all of the user applied content.
-
Sep 25, 2013 7:23 AM in response to Kilgore-Troutby woodmeister50,James Ward4 wrote:
PuppyGumDrop
It's quite possible that you are interested in usability. My phone is just for show.
You have certainly been branded and "they" have tapped into your inner child.
If indeed your phone is "just for show", then perhaps you should find another product. Obviously well designed software means less to you than superficial graphics. Although I'm not sure what the requirements would be for an OS that is "just for show". I guess actually working wouldn't be important.
no, I haven't been "branded" (whatever the **** that means), I just have over twenty years of experience in software design and recognize a good product when I see it.
If you paint a Ferrari pink and put daisy stickers
all over it, it still a Ferrari. Any way, all GUI based
OSes are all eye candy anyway and really doesn't
change what is happening "under the hood" so to
speak.
-
-
-
Sep 25, 2013 8:26 AM in response to viperman17by HateIOS,My question is this, Though I do not particularly care for the IOS7 I am dealing with it nd yes I read about it. However, it never said, that I saw, that you would no longer be able to delete individual mesages. Why is that? I could before and am very upset that they took away that option. Any ideas?
-
Sep 25, 2013 8:29 AM in response to viperman17by pantherfan16,I was having issues and when I went to the apple store (they had to do a hard restore) OS 6.1 was installed and not OS 7. Since OS 7 has downloaded on my phone but I have not installed it.
I would make an appointment and see what they can do.
-
Sep 25, 2013 8:29 AM in response to HateIOSby AntonLargiader,You can, it's just an extra step now. Hold a message, then select "More..." You will get your old delete screen.