r/ios • u/batman6t9 • 28d ago
r/ios • u/urban897 • Sep 20 '24
Discussion Good job apple
Apple has indeed done a very good job with the new control center. This is the Bugis thing I've seen Apple do for a while.
r/ios • u/Background_Ask5981 • Sep 16 '24
Discussion At this point everyone can agree that this folder is trash right?
Also why have they not added an option for a standalone wifi button? Its crazy to me
r/ios • u/LateDisaster1309 • Sep 17 '24
Discussion The most UnApple design in iOS 18
What is going on here?!
r/ios • u/GregMeger • Sep 16 '24
Discussion Am I the only one who doesn’t like new Photos redesign?
r/ios • u/amicable20 • Sep 30 '23
Discussion Not only does the X CEO not have X/ Twitter on her home screen, she also has “Settings” in her dock. It got me wondering what do you guys have in your dock?
r/ios • u/General_Bed8751 • Oct 06 '24
Discussion Can someone explain why there are two ways to pick up a call? How to know which one appears when?
Is there a trick to it?
r/ios • u/catslay_4 • Oct 28 '24
Discussion The response to the very first question I asked Siri after 18.1 update
r/ios • u/Sea_Swordfish_8420 • Jul 16 '24
Discussion Hands down the best iOS 18 addition 😅
How many flipping years did we have to wait for a backspace on the calculator 😭
r/ios • u/iamgarffi • Sep 19 '24
Discussion Is it just me or it’s extremely hard to locate tinted apps?
Muscle memory says: Reddit is orange, YouTube red, Numbers green but once tinted, this quick Glance find goes out the window.
I know there is search (spotlight, Siri,etc) but sometimes you need a visual queue of what you want to open.
Is it similar to what Android had for years when they offered tinting?
What’s your take?
Bonus:
Tinting aside I wish they left notification indicators red. Black is hard to spot.
r/ios • u/politeCanadaPlatypus • 17d ago
Discussion Quality control is non existent.
Overlapping text. Genmoji alerts hidden behind the Dynamic Island. No proper notices when something is downloading a new model. And I’m sure I’ll find more.
iOS updates used to at least look proper. For the biggest tech company in America this is unacceptably messy and un polished.
r/ios • u/rorymeister • Oct 07 '24
Discussion Why does iOS insist on changing this word?
Thought iOS 17 was meant to fix stuff like this?
r/ios • u/Straight_Random_2211 • Sep 16 '24
Discussion The Worst Change in iOS 18: Elimination of Tab-Style Photos App
iOS 18 has rolled out with a lot of great updates, but there's one change that really stands out—and not in a good way. The Photos app has ditched its tab-style interface, where we had four convenient tabs: "Library", "Albums", "For You", and "Search". Now, it's all merged into a single-page, scrollable interface, which frankly, is a step back in terms of usability.
Think about those times when you were scrolling through your library, and a photo caught your eye, reminding you of something similar in an album. Before, you could just flick to the "Albums" tab, find what you needed, and flip right back to where you were in the library. Easy, right? Now, if you make that switch, your place in the library is lost, and you have to scroll all the way up again in the library to find where you were previously.
This new single-page layout means that every time you switch contexts, you start your scroll from scratch. What used to be a fluid and intuitive experience now feels frustrating and disjointed. What’s your take on this? Are you missing the old tab-style interface as much as I am?
r/ios • u/Groundbreaking_Edge6 • 3d ago
Discussion What’s happening to Apple software?
For me, Apple has always been a reference in terms of software. The “just works” were real.
But now, seriously, this last update has been the buggiest I’ve ever used.
apps crash a lot more. Sometimes I have to force quit because all got frozen. And I am talking about native apps like Safari.
I was very excited before because I thought that Siri would finally works properly. Well, sad illusion.
And there’s those “AI” features, like summarization, that seriously… no comments.
Not enough, it’s seems it’s affecting my AirPods Pro 2 too. It keeps disconnecting one side or make loud sounds even louder (when it’s supposed to do the opposite) and then you have to disable some features to work again.
For the first time in like 8 years or more, I am really thinking about using a flagship android instead.
Are you guys having the same experience? Anyone knows what happened?
r/ios • u/Vortexiel • Oct 07 '24
Discussion found this as a meme but curious…would it actually work?
assuming that a person would be wearing the watch at time of death; or would the watch simply think it is no longer on the wrist?
r/ios • u/DaVinci69_isgay • Oct 05 '24
Discussion Alarm completely broke, I missed college today because of this.
I enabled my alarms then headed to sleep, but I woke up late because the alarms didn’t go off and I couldn’t go to college. I tried to investigate the reason for this and noticed that the alarms AREN’T EVEN ENABLED despite being checked in the alarm list. It’s frustrating to be unable to rely on such a basic function of my phone.
r/ios • u/DanInGame • Sep 17 '24
Discussion I can't stand the fact that this line above the flashlight is not centered
Wtf apple??
I know their idea was to move the line further to the left to make room for that icon on the right, but why? for me it's a terrible design idea.
I know it's stupid but every time I look at it it annoys me