Don't get me wrong - there's still space for improvement, but they're catching up slowlyOriginally Posted by [)roi(]
I doubt that
(Dolby and satisfied, are two stark contrasts)
A nice improvement would be the way photos are managed ... I have a directory call /iPad on my PC - and within it I have subcatagories like /iPad/Xmas 2011 or /iPad/CPT Holiday. I then sync these to the iPad ... but it just dumps everything in one iPad folder on the iPad!
Don't get me wrong - there's still space for improvement, but they're catching up slowly
A nice improvement would be the way photos are managed ... I have a directory call /iPad on my PC - and within it I have subcatagories like /iPad/Xmas 2011 or /iPad/CPT Holiday. I then sync these to the iPad ... but it just dumps everything in one iPad folder on the iPad!I rest my case
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Waiting for mine to install...
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Restoring my iPad 2 back to 5.1.1, while iOS 6 has some nice new features some of my apps don't work, like flipboard
I'm confused.
If you add /iPad as a source in iTunes then your subfolders will be copied across as individual albums.
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sorry I dont see how those maps are 3d. Its 2d maps with a different viewing angle??
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A video uploaded by YouTube user streborhcaz has revealed a neat little detail in the new iOS 6 music app. The iOS 5 slider, pictured above, is just a static image. However, as you can see below, Apple seems to be using one of its movement sensors to detect when the phone is being tilted from side to side and adjust the reflection of the volume button at the bottom of the screen. Pointless? Perhaps, but thoroughly fun nonetheless.
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Maybe this is one of the reasons that the iPad (iirc it doesnt have a gyroscope?) isn't going to be getting the upgrade?
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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke
"Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience" Unknown
Mine aren't ...
On the PC it's Photos/iPad/Photos and Photos/iPad/Music ... So sub folders of each event. However on the iPad all photos are just mixed in the single iPad folder. Really annoying.
Maybe a setting?
On the top of the iPad (Photo app) there's an option for "Photos" or "Albums".
On the Photo option it will show all your photos, on the Album option it will show all your individual albums.
EDIT: Pic added
Last edited by Madhawk; 13-06-2012 at 12:19 PM.
Maybe this will help:sorry I dont see how those maps are 3d. Its 2d maps with a different viewing angle??
You would see it better when on the device as you can pan and zoom around the objects.
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@elimentals: Have you played with the directions?
Mine are hideous. Tried to get from Bellville to Century City, took me through town.
I can't seem to figure out how to get alternate routes either.
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Well its still beta, in fact the entire OS is so beta that I am on previous version
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The navigation options are being reported as being very poor, however as said it's a first build beta so I expect it to work flawlessly by the time apple actually push it to consumers...
Link: http://www.dailytech.com/Quick+Note+...ticle24926.htmApple app thinks Indian Ocean is somewhere in Greenland, tells people to drive off bridges
Apple, Inc. (AAPL) earlier this week announced its latest upcoming version of its mobile operating system, iOS 6. The beta build showed off some new features including the new Maps application, which allowed Apple to toss rival Google Inc.'s (GOOG) Google Maps, the previous mapping application in iOS.
CNN described:
But it was Maps which may have marked the most direct anti-Google move. Google has been providing mapping information to Apple since the iPhone launched in 2007.
At the iOS 6 announcement, mobile chief Scott Forstall was all braggadocio commenting, "In iOS 6, we have built an entire new mapping system from the ground up; and it looks beautiful. This is a worldwide effort. We're covering the world."
Perhaps he was right, but the world Apple is covering seems to be one quite different from our own. In the beta build the map names the ocean between Australia and Asia as the "Arctic Ocean". It thinks the continent of Africa is the "North Pacific Ocean" and the island of Greenland is the "Indian Ocean". Whoops.
Then there are reports that the mapping app has a penchant for suggesting curious shortcuts that take drivers on creative turns directly off bridges. Hopefully nobody tries to follow that navigator's advice unless they have one of those fancy car-boat-transforming vehicles.
True, this is just a test build, but it's a surprisingly poor showing for a company who has a reputation for polished core applications. It looks like Apple may come to regret its snub of Google Maps.
Source: Gizmodo
After reading that I would not recommend using it if you really have to get somewhere until it's more stable and the bugs have been ironed out.
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