ISO10 update

[sanddunes]

Can I change background of world clocks ?

 

[Tartarus]

As far as I know that's not possible

 

[Just_Me_D]

No, you cannot change the background of "world clocks" within the Clock app on an iOS device.

 

[Bazza1]

As ever, Apple knows what you really want and only gives that 'option'.

:straight-face:

If you want to get into personalization and functionality that fits the user, use Android.

 

[david9962000]

On my 6 with iOS 10 I'm not getting the special effect in iMessage like invisible ink and others too, is that normal?

 

[Just_Me_D]

On my 6 with iOS 10 I'm not getting the special effect in iMessage like invisible ink and others too, is that normal?

Disable reduce motion in the Accessibility settings.

 

[david9962000]

Any trick to get raise to wake? That may be asking too much. Thank you for your help.

 

[eyecrispy]

Any trick to get raise to wake? That may be asking too much. Thank you for your help.

I don't think this feature is available for all iPhones. I think 6s and up? Someone else may be able to confirm for me.

 

[ladyc0524]

I don't think this feature is available for all iPhones. I think 6s and up? Someone else may be able to confirm for me.

Yes, it only works for 6s and up, and also the SE

 

[OniTamo30]

Am I the only one that's downgraded back to 9.3.5?

I tested iOS 10 for about a week, even had 10.0.2 a couple of days on it, but that was more than enough for now.

Why?

First of all, iOS 10 brings a refreshed UI-look and huge improvements to iMessages and Siri, but that's actually it...
Without 3D touch you can't really enjoy iOS 10 to the fullest.

Second, the performance on my iPhone 6 was awkward compared to 9.3.5. It lagged and stuttered despite doing simple everyday tasks (I don't play games on it). I gave the new software time, restarted it a few times, cleared cache and RAM here and there, but it frustrated me more and more as days passed by.
RAM management was horrible compared to 9.3.5 too! It re-opened every 3rd party app, despite having closed it like 5 minutes ago.

Look, we are used to having a good performing iDevice, that's what we should expect IMO.
iOS 10 is still 'not ready' for my iPhone 6 (generally older devices) because my experience was that it doesn't perform that well and it doesn't offer that many new exciting features.

I downloaded the iOS 9.3.5 IPSW and did a factory reset. WOW, does it feel good to have a real iPhone back that flies through what ever you do!

I'll probably get iOS 10 next year when I see/read that the new software is well optimized for older devices.
Certainly not spending €800 for the iPhone 7, because the 2017-iPhone could as well be something new and special (Apple is developing hardware for the 'iPhone 8' in Israel - Business Insider)