Ios 6 - Page 4

Jon · #31 06-15-2012, 07:26 PM

I'll never jailbreak, although I don't see why Apple doesn't just hire some of the jail breakers.

Wolf · #32 06-15-2012, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Jon

I'll never jailbreak, although I don't see why Apple doesn't just hire some of the jail breakers.

Maybe Apple doesn't want them to lose them in some bars?

Biaviian · #33 06-15-2012, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Jon

I'll never jailbreak, although I don't see why Apple doesn't just hire some of the jail breakers.

They have actually.

Wolf · #34 06-15-2012, 10:53 PM

Couple years ago, I only seen one jail broken iPhone once in my life. What I saw, it didn't look any difference then mine, beside working on the T-Mobile network.

Biaviian · #35 06-16-2012, 07:56 AM

Being jailbroken doesn't mean that it will look differently. It all depends on the app/tweaks that were installed by the user.

TX WJ · #36 06-17-2012, 04:31 PM

There are several features in IOS6 that look great.

Single App Mode will be great for my 2 year old.

I am looking forward to Passbook and some other things as well.

**DAB** · #37 06-21-2012, 02:17 AM

Clearly the majority of iPhone owners don't jailbreak. I've done it before, but have no interest to do so now. I can see why some want too, but for me widgets and customization is the least thing that I have a desire to do. Those cutesy things are cool for a week, then I usually turn them off because they usually impact battery life.

It's going to be a decent upgrade, but nothing that will blow anyones socks off. I think far too many times people think that when these upgrades come they must blow us alway and includes tons of new features. Sometimes many of the new features are in the API's and backend, so you don't see anything. One the primary things that Apple works on is stability, stability, stability. Each beta release comes with specific areas to sure up and insure it works properly.

I do however think that maps are going to be disappointing for most users because lets face it. Google's maps are very mature and they have spent millions and lots of years on their mapping project. Apple is way behind and has lots of work to do. They will drop several billion on this project over time though and eventually get there.

There are lots of little changes in this update that will improve the user experience, but again if you are one of those looking to have your socks knocked off, Good luck with that!

By the way Siri can launch 3rd party apps and interact with them. Just sayin'

memebag · #38 06-21-2012, 07:08 AM

I saw them say Siri will be able to launch apps, but I didn't see anything that showed it would be able to interact with them. It sounds like you'll be able to "launch Spotify", but not "play Little Wing in Spotify".

Jon · #39 06-21-2012, 11:44 AM

Maps is going to be a big thing for me because of the turn-by-turn directions without having to give AT&T an extra $10 a month for their navigator service.

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Wolf · #40 06-21-2012, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Jon

Maps is going to be a big thing for me because of the turn-by-turn directions without having to give AT&T an extra $10 a month for their navigator service.

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I hope so, I don't subscribe to there navigation service. I have an app called "Motion X: GPS Drive" to me it works great as a garmin device. Plus it pretty cheap to download and there no monthly service.

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