Monday, May 2, 2016

Finally: This feature all iPhone users waiting

There are many reasons to love the iPhone. Many fans will appreciate the chic design, for others is most important is that everything just works. Even Apple's operating system iOS therefore appreciate many. The simple interface itself is great to use for beginners iOS 10 beta and also makes her a lot visually. Only one thing almost all iPhone users have probably agree: That can not be pre-installed Apps throw from the device, is incredibly annoying. Now at last could be so final.

Because if it's the Stocks app, the app for Apple Watch or the Help app: Everyone has on his iPhone apps iOS 10 beta that he has never used. Often they have not yet started even once. And yet, Apple insists adamant that all preinstalled apps have to stay on the iPhone. Most throw the Stocks app, Health, Help, and the rest of them, simply put, baptized the "Resterampe", "garbage" or just iOS 10 beta use the droppings-Emoji as a name. Now indicates that Apple finally shows insight.

No real Erasing Possible


Like the Apple page "Appadvice" reported program lines have surfaced in iTunes, which indicates that soon soon also preinstalled apps may disappear from the home screen. If not let the apps probably uninstall, so you can at least finally hide the icons. Delete iOS 10 beta would in addition save memory, but better than nothing. All apps but is probably not even that: The code calls the found variable "IsFirstPartyHidableApp", ie a technology developed by Apple app that can hide. Essential apps like phone and SMS will probably not be in the future is deleted accidently. For understandable reasons.
How Apple converts the whole concept and when it comes, however, remains open. Since Apple are already experimenting with the feature, it could soon be introduced with iOS 10 beta on Apple's developer Messe Worldwide Developer Conference, which will probably take place in early June. It will be interesting.

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