On my iPhone, I currently have 20 apps in the 'Never Use' folder, being the only icon on the home screen page to the far right. With iOS 9 it will contain 22 apps.
Apparently Apple has been copying a lot of features from Android to iOS9 (lowercase keyboard, split screen, Google Now functionality, ...), but there is absolutely no reason to copy the bloatware as well.
Among my 20 closest friends only 1 has an iPhone, so Find my Friend is absolutely useless
you need to talk to your closest friends, and do the right thing by them. Friends don't let friends suffer Android.
and now - not even off topic, but recently (for a festival) and then because my wife has been buying some stuff from craigslist, we have used find my friends. It always works for location, and despite uninstalling, rebooting re-installing etc, not ONCE have I ever got the notification feature to work. I have disable, re-enabled all relevant notifications, I set a geofence, she leaves it, no notification. Has anyone got this feature to work under 8.3?
Why do I get this feeling if we were talking about Android or Samsung people would be making fun of the 'bloatware'? But with Apple it's shove them in a folder and shut up. It seems every new iOS release we get another new app or two that aren't removable. I'd call that bloatware.
Are you kidding? I believe the headline was written to encourage exactly this response.
Hey guys, I want to try out the new iOS 9 Beta, do I need to register my udid into a developer account? I found https://activatemybeta.com/udid-registration.html which says they offer udid registration, is it safe to try out?
Why do I get this feeling if we were talking about Android or Samsung people would be making fun of the 'bloatware'? But with Apple it's shove them in a folder and shut up. It seems every new iOS release we get another new app or two that aren't removable. I'd call that bloatware.
They are useful Apps to almost everyone. They should be there. Even mentioning Bloatware and Apple designed Apps in the same sentence is a joke. It is not the same thing, for the very simple reason that Apple designed Apps are in a class unto themselves.
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On my iPhone, I currently have 20 apps in the 'Never Use' folder, being the only icon on the home screen page to the far right. With iOS 9 it will contain 22 apps.
Apparently Apple has been copying a lot of features from Android to iOS9 (lowercase keyboard, split screen, Google Now functionality, ...), but there is absolutely no reason to copy the bloatware as well.
Among my 20 closest friends only 1 has an iPhone, so Find my Friend is absolutely useless
you need to talk to your closest friends, and do the right thing by them. Friends don't let friends suffer Android.
and now - not even off topic, but recently (for a festival) and then because my wife has been buying some stuff from craigslist, we have used find my friends. It always works for location, and despite uninstalling, rebooting re-installing etc, not ONCE have I ever got the notification feature to work. I have disable, re-enabled all relevant notifications, I set a geofence, she leaves it, no notification. Has anyone got this feature to work under 8.3?
Why do I get this feeling if we were talking about Android or Samsung people would be making fun of the 'bloatware'? But with Apple it's shove them in a folder and shut up. It seems every new iOS release we get another new app or two that aren't removable. I'd call that bloatware.
Are you kidding? I believe the headline was written to encourage exactly this response.
Hey guys, I want to try out the new iOS 9 Beta, do I need to register my udid into a developer account? I found https://activatemybeta.com/udid-registration.html which says they offer udid registration, is it safe to try out?
Why do I get this feeling if we were talking about Android or Samsung people would be making fun of the 'bloatware'? But with Apple it's shove them in a folder and shut up. It seems every new iOS release we get another new app or two that aren't removable. I'd call that bloatware.
They are useful Apps to almost everyone. They should be there. Even mentioning Bloatware and Apple designed Apps in the same sentence is a joke. It is not the same thing, for the very simple reason that Apple designed Apps are in a class unto themselves.