Apple releases iOS 7 beta 2 to developers with iPad support, new Siri voices

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  • Reply 81 of 86
    MacPromacpro Posts: 19,873member
    Runs fine in iPad mk 2 but I have quite a few broken apps. I hope they get updated soon. Good Reader being one and my favorite weather app another.
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    macbook promacbook pro Posts: 1,605member
    There is already a self destruct although I don't tell people the sequence since it is, well... destructive.
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    macbook promacbook pro Posts: 1,605member
    digitalclips wrote: »
    Runs fine in iPad mk 2 but I have quite a few broken apps. I hope they get updated soon. Good Reader being one and my favorite weather app another.

    My development device was so bad I had to revert back. Couldn't accomplish anything.

    The only thing that was consistent was the inconsistency.
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    curtis hannahcurtis hannah Posts: 1,834member
    pendergast wrote: »
    Are you reporting these bugs to Apple, or just complaining?

    And I thought you swipe up to activate Control Center, even on the lock screen, not press Home.
    They did not realize it had moved to control center, maybe in a future beta they will add double click for control on lock screen.

    Question is that also replacing the quick camera access by using control center?
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    pendergastpendergast Posts: 1,358member
    curtis hannah wrote: »
    They did not realize it had moved to control center, maybe in a future beta they will add double click for control on lock screen.

    Question is that also replacing the quick camera access by using control center?

    I believe so, when you swipe up one of the main buttons is a camera.

    I'm all for a consistent interface. Plus, moving the camera to Control Center is much easier, as I currently often lock and unlock my phone rapidly just to use the Quick Camera function.
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    iaeeniaeen Posts: 588member
    curtis hannah wrote: »
    They did not realize it had moved to control center, maybe in a future beta they will add double click for control on lock screen.

    Question is that also replacing the quick camera access by using control center?

    There appears to still be a camera icon on the lock screen. I think that if you drag it upwards you get the camera (as it is in iOS 6), while if you swipe up from the bottom you get controll center.
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