Showing posts with label ios 9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ios 9. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2015

How to Make Enough Room for iOS 9 Update

Apple has reduced the package size of iOS 9 to 1.3GB, which is a good news for most iDevice users compared to the 4.58GB of iOS 8 package. However, it still can be a tough task to download iOS 9 for those 8GB or 16 GB iDevice users. This article will tell you how to safely make more room for iOS 9 update.


Part 1. Delete the Unwanted/Unused Apps

Deleting apps from iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is the quickest way to free up space on iDevices.

Firstly, go to Settings > General > Usage and then select the option of Manage Storage. Here you will see how much space is taken by particular app. Choose the app you want to delete, and tap its name, then tap the "Delete App" button on the next screen.

Or you can: Tap and hold the app icon and waiting for it to wiggle. Then tap the "X" that appears in the upper right corner.

Part 2. Disable Photo Stream

The Photo Stream automatically syncs up to 1,000 photos across your iOS devices. Sometimes, we may don’t want to see all photos on our iPhone appear in our iPad camera roll. So stop using Photo Stream unless you need to share your photos across all your iDevices all the time.

Go to Settings > Photos & Camera and deselect My Photo Stream. You should know this will delete all photos from your iPhone Photo Stream Album.

Part 3. Backup Photos/Videos/Songs and Delete Them from iDevices

Besides apps, photos, videos, and songs often take most part of our iOS storage space. It’s not surprising that you have at least 1 GB of photos on your iPhone, which can be a great deal to a 8 GB iPhone 5C. You will not need to always keep those media files on iDevices, just backup them to your home compute, and remove them from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

To back up photos, videos, music on computer in a viewable and playable format, you can try AnyTrans, an ALL Around iOS data manager that allows you to transfer almost all media files, personal info, and app from iDevice to computer including images, movies, songs, ringtones, voice memos, audiobooks, messages, notes, contacts, books, apps, etc.


Part 4. Clean Your Messaging Apps

Messages including text messages and iMessage messages can eat up a large part of your iPhone storage space. iMessage service allows users to send plain texts, and kinds of attachments like documents, photos, videos, which can waste a lot of space on iPhone. Check your Messaging app, and you will find there are a bunch of old conversations that you don’t need anymore. So just remove these messages to free up space for your iOS 9 update.



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Tuesday, August 25, 2015

What You Should Do Before iOS 9 Update


iOS 9 is the next generation of iOS that will be released later this fall, presumably alongside of annual updates to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. While we're still at least a month before its release, it's never too soon to start preparing your iDevice for the upgrade.

Should I update to iOS 9? You will need to decide whether or not you should actually upgrade. There are pros and cons to for iOS 9 Upgrade, so you should bear in mind that every update comes with new problems. So before downloading and installing iOS 9 on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, you are suggested to take a look at some useful tips regarding iOS 9 update preparations in order to make the upgrading more smoothly.

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1. Make Sure Your iDevice is Able to Run iOS 9

The new iOS 9 will work on a few more generations of devices than past iOS releases, as Apple intends to extend the life of your iPhone and iPad by adding new features through these iOS updates. 

iPhone: iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus.

iPad: iPad 2, iPad 3rd generation, iPad 4th generation, iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPad mini, iPad mini 2, iPad mini 3.

iPod: iPod touch 5th generation, iPod touch 6th generation.

2. Check your connection

There are two ways to download and install iOS 9 on your iDevice. If you plan to install Over the Air, confirm that you have an available Wi-Fi connection. If you intend to install via iTunes, you need your computer and the latest version of iTunes.

3. Back up your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch

Last but not least, make a backup of your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch before update, in case the data get lost if you run into any problems during the update. iTunes and iCloud are common ways to backup iDevice. If you want to backup your iDevice on computer, make sure you have latest iTunes installed. If you want to backup to iCloud, you’ll need the Wi-Fi connected.
Another option is to backup iDevice to computer in a readable format, so you can view them anytime you need. AnyTrans, an iOS data manager is the way to go.

4. Make sure your device has enough free space

The iOS 8 update requires at least 5.8GB free storage for downloading during the update. Luckily, Apple has shrank the iOS 9 package size to about 1.3 GB, however, for those 8GB or 16GB users, it still can be a tough task to make enough room. So you must check how much free space is available on your devices: Settings > General > Usage. PhoneClean, an iOS cleaning tool will help you clean out junk files from your iDevice to make more room, it also helps remove messages, Safari history, Safari cookies, etc. 

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Wednesday, August 19, 2015

iOS 9 Pros & Cons: Should You Update to iOS 9 or Stick with iOS 8


As expected, Apple has unveiled iOS at its annual developer conference WWDC. The new version of the mobile operating system is focused primarily on improving battery life and smart assistant Siri. If you have not decided whether you should update your iPhone, iPad to iOS 9, read this article to make a decision.



Part 1. Should You Update to iOS 9: Pros

Proactive voice assistant

Apple expands iOS nine with the functionality of its smart voice assistant Siri and Spotlight search considerably. These are so proactive, similar to Google Knows card program. This was partly done through a summary page where app suggesties and the most important news is visible.

Spotlight can search third-party apps and users directly here to send when they tap a link. Furthermore, Siri has to respond smarter to natural sentences in which reference words are used.

Because of this it is enough to ask Siri to make a memory of "this" as for example open a web page. The wizard leads itself off it to the information that is contained in that page. Siri in iOS 9 gives further suggestions for apps and can also automatically agreements that arrive via e-mail into Apple's own balding Rapp.

Multitasking on iPad

As expected, iOS 9 brings improved multitasking on iPad. Users could already easily switch between running apps, but in the new version they can operate simultaneously in two apps.

This can swipe left another app at the right of the screen, e.g. the Messages to respond quickly to a text message. Through the right is also a list of other running app to call. For video use is made of so-called picture-in-picture. The movie being played will then be placed in a small corner of the screen and continue playing.

This functionality works on newer iPads, from the iPad Air and iPad Mini 2. The iPad Air 2 also offers the ability to keep the apps actually both active, the screen as it were, is split into two. Both apps offer using the same touch functionality.

iOS 9 also provides additional key features for the iPad. Pressing two fingers on the screen, a kind trackpad functionality of laptops is imitated. This should make it easier to copy and paste entire chunks of text, such as e-mails.

Better performance

Apple stressed that iOS nine runs more efficiently than predecessor iOS 8. That should translate them in active use an iPhone in an extra hour battery life. In addition, the new version also introduces a special power saving, using some features are turned off to save the battery. This would again have to provide three hours of additional battery life.

In line with earlier rumours Apple is iOS nine also in efficiency in terms of storage space. iOS nine takes significantly less space than iOS 8. The file size of the update is of 4.6 gigabytes reduced to 1.3 GB. 

iOS namely 9 is also available for older iOS devices. The operating system requirements are unchanged, so even iPhone 4S and iPad 2 users can download the update when it is released.

Apple Music

After persistent rumours after the presentation of iOS nine still time reserved for Apple's answer to streaming services like Spotify Apple Music. The app combines streaming music with a social network called Apple Music Connect and a live radio station.

Music artists get their own page, where they are able to provide updates on the status of their new album. Users can then respond to the page, similar to how it works, for example, Facebook.

In addition, the app recommends certain music on the basis of suggestions from artists. Apple promises that this functionality does not only consist of an algorithm. Apple Music also offers a kind of Internet radio, Beats 1. The live radio is continuously managed by real people. Beats via one 24-hour a day radio from three different studios in New York, Los Angeles and London.

Apple Music as expected costs $ 9.99 a month, but the first three months free. The service will be launched June 30.

Renewed apps

Apple Updates iOS ninth with a number of its own apps, including Maps and apple pay. Maps will have a separate display of public transport routes which can be scheduled through multiple means of transportation. Also, a survey of eating and shopping opportunities near the location where users are located.

With iOS 9 also introduced a new app, Apple News. The app is best to compare with the app Flipboard, which transforms an RSS feed of various newspapers and websites to a kind of digital magazine.

Apple also announced that the payment service apple pay from July is also available in the UK. Also, the Passbook app, which various maps and tickets can be saved, renamed Wallet.

Finally, it should switch from Android to iOS easier through nine, thanks to a separate app called Move to iOS. Allows wireless contacts, messages, photos, mail settings, and even apps on Google's operating system will be transferred to it from Apple.


Part 2. Should You Update to iOS 9: Cons

Slow Speed on Old iDevice: Based on the update experience of iOS 8, iOS 9 can be very slow on your old iPhone 4s or iPad 2. If you are working on an old iPhone or iPad, you may not want to take a risk.

No Major Changes in Visual Design: If you are expecting to get a span-new visual enjoyment on iOS 9, you might be disappointed because iOS 9 looks very much like iOS 8 on the whole.

Downgrading Isn't Fun: You should bear in mind that it's always not an easy task to downgrade to the previous version after updating to iOS 9.

Lose Your iOS 8 Jailbreak: If you have jailbroken your iPhone, once you installed the latest iOS 9, you are going to lose your iOS 8 jailbreak.

Conclusion:

iOS 9 will be officially released in September, when Apple presents its new iPhones. It is worth to have a try on the new update, but for old iDevices owner, it’s all up to you.


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Tuesday, August 11, 2015

iOS 9: 10 hidden features of the system for iPhone and iPad at a glance


iOS 9 offers many small but especially fine new features compared to iOS 8. Too many, as Apple that they all had in the keynote for WWDC can pack.


We owe this quite an impressive collection the creators of "Redmond Pie". They could save a look at the first developer release of iOS 9 throw for iPhone and iPad and convey the following "pearls" to light. Enjoy study and anticipation to the release of iOS 9 in autumn 2015. By the way you may also interested on:




1. iCloud Drive App: Finally Apple equipped the cloud storage also has its own App. However, the appropriate app does not appear per se on the home screen, can this be but unlocked - "Settings" -> "iCloud" -> "iCloud Drive" and then tap " Show On The Home Screen.

2. Search bar in the Settings: This is a standard function under OS X for many years, now we get this useful function even with iOS 9 on the iPhone and iPad.

3. Keyboard with uppercase and lowercase letters: A madness! Immediately is directly apparent if we type uppercase or lowercase. So far only shown on the keyboard upper case, what could ever lead to confusion and typos. But the trick is yet. Who does not want to get used to the new presentation of lowercase letters in the keyboard, which can turn off these features: "Settings" -> "General" -> "Accessibility"> "Keyboard".

4. Safari Will Be Able to Block Ads. According to Ricky Mondello, who is an Apple engineer, says, the new iOS 9 will allow developers to build extensions to prevent ads and screen-filling pop-ups. Absolutely, you need to install an ad-block extension on your iDevice firstly.

5. Fast scroll through photos: The new version of the photo app is us at the bottom now a photo bar available. If we move our fingers over it, it is now possible to browse and select images faster.

6. Quickly return to the previously used app: If we receive a message, as we see in the upper left corner of the display the "Back to (name of the app)" option. Rather than open the multitasking view, we simply tap this text field and return to the previously used app back - very clever!

7. Mail in iOS 9: In iOS 9, you can send and store any kind of file attachments, the mail app immediately.

8. Wallet opens the lock screen out: The new Wallet app (replaces the previous Passbook) we must not forcibly open the home screen out. If the screen is locked, this is achieved by a double press the Home button. Would we disable this for security reasons rather, we navigate to "Settings" -> "Touch ID & Passcode" -> "Wallet" and disable the option.

9. Report Junk Messages. You must have received some messages from someone not in your contacts list, even received some boring advertisement messages, you wanted to report them. Sorry, you can't, because the Report function is not available in iOS 8. But it is in iOS 9. It will offer you a link to report the unknown sender as spam.

10. Multiple photos in the Photos app hide: Unlike iOS 8 users in iOS can 9 multiple images at the same time hide in the Photos app - set a picture to call parts menu, more photos Add and tap "Hide" at the end.



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Monday, July 27, 2015

Apple brings iTunes Home Sharing back on, prevents app reviews from beta software


For app developers and participants of public testing program brings Apple's new operating system with two significant changes: users will no longer be able to app publish reviews from devices in the iTunes Store with iOS 9 beta software, and with iOS 9 returns Home Sharing.

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Apple has published the fourth beta version of iOS 9 for developers and participants of public testing. In addition to many bug fixes and system optimization, there are two significant changes: Apple leads the running iOS 8.4 remote Home Sharing for iTunes content again and stops publishing app reviews. The first step had iTunes boss Eddy Cue announced recently: Apple working on it, the function 9 offer iTunes users under the new operating system version iOS again, he informed via Twitter. Home Sharing enables the sharing of your own iTunes library for use on up to five additional computers in the home as well as playback of stored on the computer media on your iPhone or iPad.

Users of iPhone or iPad with iOS 9 Beta 4 installed can not publish against App Reviews more from the iTunes App Store, reports Macrumors. For queries from Apple, of which operating system a App-Review is created. This obviously is to prevent that apps get bad reviews because they contain errors under the new, not yet released for general use operating system version or even crash.

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Friday, July 17, 2015

IOS 9: PRINT AirPrint - PRINTING BETTER


Better Printing from iOS 9 with iPhone and iPad via AirPrint! The Apple iPad as well as the Apple iPhone are increasingly replacing the PC or Mac with many everyday tasks. This enables AirPrint - corresponding AirPrint compatible printers provided - printing directly from the mobile device. Even if the printing of normal documents (or the Internet) now fortunately more and more important to lose (keyword: environmental protection), there are still valid reasons for the rapid and uncomplicated expression of a letter, an order confirmation or similar documents - without going through a computer. Apple has recognized this and improved printing with AirPrint on iOS 9 with a preview of the document to be printed and the selection of basic print settings. An introduction to the print with Apple AirPrint can be found directly on the support pages of Apple.


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IOS 9 AirPrint PRINTER OPTIONS AND ADJUSTMENT

iOS 9 provides a revised and improved view for print documents securely over the Apple AirPrint technology in the network. Who now however, printer settings and options as expected in Mac or PC, will be disappointed. The possible settings in iOS AirPrint 9 are divided into selection of AirPrint printer, number of copies and concerning their AirPrint interface provided options of the printer, such as one-sided or double-sided printing in black and white or in color. The new print preview in iOS can now 9 but the annoying overhead when printing web pages & Co. by the specific selection of pages to be printed carried out quickly and easily. By tapping on the preview page, for example, be skipped entirely, or print job is completed after the selected page.

PRINT CENTER: IOS 9 PRINTER QUEUE

You have on the Print function in iOS 9 a (huge) document sent by mistake to an AirPrint printer? By opening the multitasking menu by double-clicking the home button and a mop from right to left on the screen you can open 9 Print Center and watch the print queue on the iPhone or iPad and cancel relevant print jobs when required the iOS.

As mentioned at the beginning of printing documents loses today is becoming increasingly important. Nevertheless, you just come in many a scenario no way around a "real printed hard copy." Whether you should print photos necessarily with their own printer now or instead, for example specialized online printing services such as CeWe print or similar takes up is of course up to you. Improved printer settings in iOS 9 we find sufficient in all cases for mobile use - who "correctly print" their documents would, however, hardly comes to the real computer around.

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