[TripleOne]

I'm a TouchID fan, but I would understand if you don't use it, why the new method without swiping would be inconvenient.

I agree with you. I think Apple had the 6s in mind when creating iOS 10.

[robertk328]

I'm a TouchID fan, but I would understand if you don't use it, why the new method without swiping would be inconvenient.

I mostly encounter it when trying to use my wife's phone since my touchID isn't registered in hers.

[iBright]

I'm with you iBright, hate that lock screen. Go back to slide.

Exactly.

[iBright]

Exactly.

How about the keyboard sound. I think I miss the old the one as well. The new keyboard I think makes typing LIL slow.

[Trigati]

I'm with you iBright, hate that lock screen. Go back to slide.

Nah, after using it a while, double tapping the home button is so much easier than tap-slide because it doesn't require two different motions. Granted, muscle memory still kicks in occasionally, but its still much easier once the new muscle memory for iOS 10 takes over.

[Spencerdl]

Nah, after using it a while, double tapping the home button is so much easier than tap-slide because it doesn't require two different motions. Granted, muscle memory still kicks in occasionally, but its still much easier once the new muscle memory for iOS 10 takes over.

I totally agree with this post

[robertk328]

Nah, after using it a while, double tapping the home button is so much easier than tap-slide because it doesn't require two different motions. Granted, muscle memory still kicks in occasionally, but its still much easier once the new muscle memory for iOS 10 takes over.

I'm getting to that point. Biggest hang up I have is when using a device without Touch ID. Then I revert to the swipe before remembering it's a press.

[Quis89]

Nah, after using it a while, double tapping the home button is so much easier than tap-slide because it doesn't require two different motions. Granted, muscle memory still kicks in occasionally, but its still much easier once the new muscle memory for iOS 10 takes over.

I think I like it more. But when trying to quick reply a message from my lock screen it gets frustrating sometimes. If I want to simply view and reply I have to remember to hard press the message, then put my finger on the home button. If I press the home button it unlocks my phone and then I have to manually go into my messages application. Not as convenient.

[Ursus Rufus]

Indeed. As have I. It isn't a problem.

Me too. Good stuff. Best iOS since late 6.

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[Ursus Rufus]

How about the keyboard sound. I think I miss the old the one as well. The new keyboard I think makes typing LIL slow.

Haven't noticed a slowdown. Did notice & have not liked the new typing sound, (introduced around beta 3 or 4?)

AT ALLLL!

Sounds flat & Androidish, misses the treble part of the register. The kick of of a metal key against a solid platten.

Overall though iOS 10 is Apple coming slowly back to its design & function senses.

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