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Honestly I think this change in 4.2 for the iPad makes sense. Not only for consistency sake, but I think more people will want to quickly mute audio rather than
by alexknight 16y ago
Honestly I think this change in 4.2 for the iPad makes sense. Not only for consistency sake, but I think more people will want to quickly mute audio rather than have to do it in software.
- revolvingcur 16y agoAs has been mentioned, the volume rocker on the iPad already allows "quick muting" - holding the volume decrease button decreases the volume linearly for about a half-second, then jumps immediately to mute. I have personally always hated this behavior, but the hardware mute switch neither corrects nor exacerbates this problem. Having said that, I strongly prefer using the toggle for muting and placing the orientation lock in the tray: orientation locking is done while the unit is in use, and getting to the tray is fairly easy (double-press Home and swipe right). Muting on the other hand, should ideally be available while the unit is locked.