Also the new translation app, while I’m sure other apps have done similar things already, seems kind of magic. Especially when you put it in landscape mode and it auto-detects which language is being spoken and translates to whichever other one you have selected. Even if it’s the same voice speaking in two different languages.
Seems a good update to me.
I stuck it on my 2020 iPad Pro last night and I’m struggling to notice anything new to be honest. I’ve not done the phone yet (a 6S) as I want to be sure Cyclemeter works first.
Just stuck it on my (old) SE.
Refused apple analytics as per usual.
It turned bluetooth on. Now back on off.
There's an option to add newly downloaded apps to the home screen or app library. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way of disabling the app library completely.The app library is shite and the fact that when you install an app you have to go to the back of your pages to fetch it out is also shite.
Have you downloaded the tinfoil hat app?
I have been on beta, its certainly nippier. The ability to put widgets on the screen is welcome, the a-z of apps essential, but getting to it in typical apple fashion is shite. The app library is shite and the fact that when you install an app you have to go to the back of your pages to fetch it out is also shite.
I don't miss iPhone/iOS at all. Moved to a Pixel 3 two years ago and have zero regrets. Build quality isn't quite iPhone level for durability. 2018 and onwards iPad Pros are superb but obviously not cheap. Even the trashcan is still working a treat, what I will replace it with I honestly don't know. well, it wont be a new Mac Pro know that. Maybe a high spec homebrew PC workstation but I do like OS(X).
Looking forward to trying the Translate app to see how it holds up to Google's offering.