Good point Ray. I know we couldn't talk about that earlier, but now with it
public, we can. I thought that was really cool, and the fact that Fred was
added... um? Yeah... that was kind of interesting, let me just leave it at
that. LOL!
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From: Ray Foret jr
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2016 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: 100+ iOS 10 Hidden / Secret Features For iPhone And iPad [
Doesn’t say anything about the fact that all the Nuance voices are now
available for Voice Over. So, make that 102.
Sent from my Mac, The only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in
Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray
Still a very happy Mac, Verizon Wireless iPhone6+ and Apple TV user!!!!!
On Sep 14, 2016, at 10:56 AM, Kliphton Miller <kliph...@icloud.com> wrote:
By Paul Morris | September 14th, 2016
Here’s a full growing list of more than 100 hidden and secret features
in iOS 10 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch that you likely don’t know about as
yet.
Excited about iOS 10? Did you know that the latest version of Apple’s
mobile platform packs over 100 new hidden / secret features that Apple has made
no fuss about? It’s always extremely exciting for iOS device owners to be able
to watch the live stream of Apple’s keynotes in order to get a better
understanding of what is coming in future version of the platform. With that
said, it’s often the features that aren’t mentioned during the keynotes that
have the most appeal, and iOS 10 has a ton of them it seems.
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When Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior VP of Software Engineering, took
to the stage back at WWDC in June, he almost instantly announced that he was
going to use his stage time to talk about the ten most notable additions and
improvements within the new iOS 10 release. What he didn’t mention was the
seemingly never-ending list of additions that make iOS 10 such an impressive
feat of engineering. After all, iOS 10 is, at least according to Apple, the
“biggest iOS release ever”.
For one, he didn’t mention the ability to customize read receipts in
iMessage on a per contact basis. He certainly didn’t touch on the high fact
that stock apps can now be deleted and then re-installed from the App Store at
will, or mention the fact that the Control Center can now make use of 3D Touch.
Removal of Game Center is another one. On the lighter side of things, intensity
adjustment for the flashlight/torch? You got it.
Here’s the list of iOS 10 features that you likely don’t know about as
yet:
1.. Read receipts by conversation in iMessages
2.. iCloud Drive Desktop folder
3.. Air Quality Index for China
4.. Faster Camera launch
5.. Continuity Clipboard
6.. Autocorrect improvements for Korean & Thai
7.. Notes collaboration
8.. Unlimited tabs in Safari
9.. Male and female Siri voices for Russia, Spain & Italy
10.. Definition dictionary in Danish
11.. Live Photos stabilization
12.. Markup in Messages
13.. Side-by-side Mail compose iPad
14.. Location suggestions in Calendar
15.. New iPad Camera UI
16.. Live Filters for Live Photos
17.. Conversation view in Mail
18.. Discover in iBooks
19.. Improved Auto Enhance in Photos
20.. Faster FaceTime connectivity
21.. CarPlay app reordering
22.. Split View in Safari on iPad
23.. Rest & type iPad keyboard
24.. Sort Favorites in Apple News
25.. iCloud Drive Documents folder
26.. Bilingual dictionaries in Dutch & Italian
27.. Apple Pay in Safari
28.. Mail suggested move folder
29.. Air quality in Maps for China
30.. Found in Messages
31.. Brilliance adjustment slider in Photos
32.. Mail filters
33.. CarPlay on ultra wide screens
34.. Bedtime alarm
35.. Siri in South Africa & Ireland
36.. Definition dictionary in Traditional Chinese
37.. Live Photos editing
38.. Avoid tolls in Maps
39.. Mailbox column
40.. Faster attachment sending in Messages
41.. No Game Center app, service is still there
42.. Delete stock Apple apps
43.. Re-download stock Apple apps from App Store
44.. Panes in Control Center
45.. New animations for opening and closing apps
46.. 3D Touch in Control Center
47.. New Back button
48.. New Folder view
49.. App Store gets back Categories tab
50.. Slide to unlock is gone from Lock screen, replaced by “Press
home to unlock”
51.. Read receipts for individual Contacts in Messages
52.. New keyboard sound
53.. Cellular Data option in 3D Touch Quick Actions
54.. Take photos while listening to music
55.. Optimized storage for Music
56.. iOS 10 kernel is left unencrypted intentionally
57.. Widgets now show up on left side of Home screen, as well as left
side on Lock screen, and even on left side of Notification Center system-wide
58.. Low Light, Medium Light, Bright Light options for
Torch/Flashlight in Control Center
59.. New file system called ‘Apple File System’
60.. Home screen widgets in 3D Touch Quick Actions
61.. Get notifications on where you last parked your car
62.. In-line video playback in Messages, Safari and other apps.
63.. ReplayKit now allows live video streaming from apps and games,
as well as screen-casting
64.. iPad as hub for HomeKit instead of Apple TV
65.. RAW support in Camera app
66.. Notifications for publishers in Apple News app
67.. Continuity Keyboard (tvOS 10 required on Apple TV)
68.. Magnifier feature under Accessibility setting
69.. 100+ new emojis
70.. Warning when connected to open and unsecured Wi-Fi networks
71.. Raise to Wake
72.. Warning if Liquid is detected in Lightning port
73.. “Hey Siri” now activates only one device at a time
74.. “Rest Finger to Unlock” option is still there
75.. Photos app can detect 7 facial expressions
76.. Photos app can detect 4432 type of objects
77.. Prioritized app downloads
78.. Warning for apps that aren’t 64-bit compatible
79.. Improved landscape mode for Safari on small screen devices
80.. Close all tabs in Safari at once by tapping and holding on the
tabs button.
81.. 3D Touch to clear all notifications at once in Notification
Center
82.. Search bookmarks and Reading List in Safari
83.. Tap and hold links in Safari to get new “Share” option, clicking
on which invokes Share Sheet
84.. Swipe up on a photo to view related photos in Photos app
85.. Spotlight Search can now search iCloud Drive app
86.. Markup in Photos app
87.. Song lyrics in Music app
88.. Siri now provides suggestions when editing the query manually
89.. Access Spotlight Search from anywhere system-wide
90.. System-wide Look Up feature
91.. 3D Touch on app’s icon on the Home screen to share that app
92.. 3D Touch to rename folders on Home screen
93.. 3D Touch on the app’s icon on Home screen which is being
downloaded from the App Store to pause/resume or cancel the installation
94.. 3D Touch on folders on Home screen to see pending notification
at a glance
95.. 3D Touch on Spotlight Search suggestions
96.. Calendar now suggests events based on prior events
97.. Emergency Bypass in Contacts for Do Not Disturb
98.. Find My Apple Watch available in Find My iPhone app for watches
running watchOS 3
99.. Split View on iPad works for App Store
100.. Health app redesign
101.. Health app adds new Organ Donation option
So, are you updating to iOS 10?
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