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Settings.app > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion Doesn't remove all the whsihy in and out of Springboard.app ones though, so you'll have to wait for a ja
by nwh 13y ago
Settings.app > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion
Doesn't remove all the whsihy in and out of Springboard.app ones though, so you'll have to wait for a jailbreak to be completely animation-free.
- return0 13y agoCan't find the setting on iphone 4 running 7.0.2
- jensnockert 13y agoI think those animations are disabled by default on the iPhone 4.
- thirdsun 13y agoI guess the animations are already reduced on the iPhone 4 due to Hardware limitations.
- jeffwass 13y agoHow do you find overall ios7 performance on the iPhone 4? I have a 4 but am reluctant to upgrade to ios7, fearing it may be too slow on the hardware.
- nwh 13y agoIt's slow at times even on the most recent iPad. >5 seconds of complete non-responsiveness when you change a wallpaper, for example.
- chj 13y agoMy two cents: don't do it. Sickly slow.
- Mikeb85 13y agoIs this iOS 4 on the 3G all over? My wife refuses to ever update iOS because she saw what happened to my 3G (it became so slow it was barely usable)...
- RexRollman 13y agoThe real shame is that you can't install 7 and, if you don't like it, reinstall 6. Apple's head is up their ass when it comes to allowing people to install older versions of iOS.
- return0 13y agoAnimations are slow, but not prohibitively bad. I don't like the style though, and wish i could go back easily.