#APPLE IOS 10.1 PLUS#
So, is iOS 10.1 an essential update? Apple advises users to always download its iOS updates, but in terms of new features, unless you’re on an iPhone 7 Plus it’s far from essential and many users won’t wish to spend time freeing up the space for the update. These could be pretty laggy, but now when deep pressing on received notifications, any interactive functionality is solid. Another area we’ve seen work a little better is Rich Notifications. As noted with Portrait Mode, many things just seem to work that little bit more smoothly.
#APPLE IOS 10.1 PATCH#
Bug fixesĪs usual, these updates are also used to fix a bunch of bugs and patch any security holes. However, if you’re based in Japan, then transit directions have also been added to Apple Maps. That’s pretty much it for the major new features. Previously, the setting would remove this ability, but now if you go to Settings > Accessibility > Reduce Motion, you’ll see a new toggle called ‘Auto-play Message Effects’ which will retain their motion.Įlsewhere, the App Drawer has also been tweaked so that installed extensions are scrollable, rather than having to swipe through pages of apps. First, it’s now possible to turn on the Reduce Motion feature (which removes parallax animations and other animated features in iOS’ design), yet still retain the ability to send, receive and view iMessage effects.
iMessage tweaksĮlsewhere, Apple has tweaked the new iMessage updates. It’s not quite as accurate, but unlike Apple’s tool, edits can be made and it’s certainly worth checking out if you’re on an unsupported device. It’s not the first to allow you to manipulate your photos to create a depth of field, but it’s one of the latest to do so automatically, just like Portrait Mode. It’s also worth noting that there are apps on the App Store that can provide a similar effect for users on other devices. The mode also saves a regular shot so you’ll still have the image even if the blurring effect doesn’t come out as desired. It will give you instructions on whether more light is needed, or if you need to mover closer or further away.
Simply swipe to the left on the viewfinder to select ‘Portrait’. The feature can be accessed in the Camera app. An example of the new depth of field effect still working well with lower light and non-human subjects
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