tullidil

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   by tullidil 4y ago

   AutoSleep has been invaluable to me. To the best of my knowledge stock watchOS won't track sleep unless you set or schedule the Bedtime mode, which is annoying -I might forget to toggle it each night, or the schedule will kick in when
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   by tullidil 14y ago

   I'm pretty sure Google Maps and a plethora of other applications on the App Store simply use the MUNI schedules ( http://www.sfmta.com/cms/mroutes/schedules.htm ) for the purposes of "time prediction." Since buses in SF are basically never
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   by tullidil 14y ago

   I've never had this problem personally, and I use tap to click very regularly.
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   by tullidil 15y ago

   Having taken a small spin of the app, I'm inclined to agree. A few things I noticed: - Locational services permission required. They inform you that it's not to track your location, but to track the location of the photos you send so that i
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   by tullidil 15y ago

   I've had my 4S since launch. I agree it's overall functionality is more than satisfactory without a jailbreak, but there's a few annoying but not dealbreaking issues that jailbreaking would solve - fast text replies, quick access to wifi an
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   by tullidil 15y ago

   Not disagreeing with virtues associated with compactness and pixel density, but to quote Tim Bray: "When I switch from the NG to my Nexus S, I think “This is pleasingly compact.” Then when I switch back to the NG I think “My eyes are happy.
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   by tullidil 15y ago

   I'd argue that an interface is only as cluttered as a user allows it to be. Plenty of people I know own iPhones with similarly cluttered home screens. You point out how the guy in the video takes a while to find the camera but I've had that
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   by tullidil 15y ago

   I didn't hear it during the stream, but ICS is purported to have this (just like Honeycomb already does, AFAIK).