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Expectations for iOS 10

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    What do you expect?

  • funjunkie27funjunkie27

    Expectations are low to minimize disappointment. What I want is file management, more file sharing options, ability to delete Apple's apps, and the discovery of Atlantis and unicorns.

  • funjunkie27funjunkie27

    Lovely droning/soundscape in the vid, btw.

  • AudiojunkieAudiojunkie

    @funjunkie27 said:
    Expectations are low to minimize disappointment. What I want is file management, more file sharing options, ability to delete Apple's apps, and the discovery of Atlantis and unicorns.

    There was something in the news about one part of what you want..... supposedly, there was code found that indicates that there will be a way to "hide" (not necessarily delete) Apple's apps. I haven't heard any more than that though....

  • funjunkie27funjunkie27

    Wow....one can hope @Audiojunkie !

  • ErrkaPettiErrkaPetti

    I want a totally new desktop system...

    On iPad Pro 12.9” the icon and the way the we config our iPad is obsolete...

    Why not longpress an icon and we get an menu with commands, like move to certain directory, delete app, info about app (size, version etc.), execute in background...

    It must be a way for Apple to reject the old way iOS has been looking since 2007, and put iOS 10 to s new level...

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited April 2016

    I just wish for search to work and drag and drop. ^^
    Thumbs pressed.

    256 gb devices and search doesn't work. Hello?

  • ErrkaPettiErrkaPetti

    ...and, abillity to run apps side by side BOTH vertical AND horizonal...

    I want a way to hold my big iPad Pro in portrait mode and run two apps in landscape mode...
    This is not possible today in iOS 9.31...

  • ErrkaPettiErrkaPetti

    ...and, change the way we choose our second app with Slide Over...
    Now we have endless scrolling of apps in an cumbersome manner :-(

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited April 2016

    Yes ^^ that's terrible too ^^

    Unsure about running apps horizontally
    I tried with 2 iPads
    One up one down
    I always had a hand or an arm in view, so I couldn't see what was on display...
    Next to each other is fine.

  • AudiojunkieAudiojunkie

    @funjunkie27 said:
    Wow....one can hope @Audiojunkie !

    BTW, File management and sharing options would be at the top of my list too--especially file management!! :smile:

    Nevertheless, my expectations are low for this feature as well......

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited April 2016

    managing our files on other peoples computers (the cloud) is clearly not a solution ^^
    It's about time iOS on iPads becomes more Mac like and less phone like.
    There is an extra os for the watch and for the tv
    Why is there not a separate iOS for iPads?
    That easy phone stuff doesn't cut it anymore.

  • AudiojunkieAudiojunkie

    @funjunkie27 Here's an article about it: http://www.inquisitr.com/2968539/apple-iphone-new-code-suggestsapple/

    @lala I agree that managing files on computers needs to go away--I'd love to cut the computer tether completely.

  • theconnactictheconnactic
    edited April 2016

    My wish and expectation is a different iOS build for the "Pro" line of iPads, the same way iOS for iPhones and iPads are slightly different. The "Pro" iOS10 would have much needed professional features such as a file explorer with drag & drop and copy & paste support. Notice I didn't even speak of root access (that would perhaps lead to a surge in malware and other things that hurt users and developers alike): just full access to the app file sharing and the media folders would enhance things a lot for a start.

  • u0421793u0421793

    I hope they come up with a better user interaction than having to actually touch the glass screen with fingers. The rest of the hand usually hits the screen first. It’s not natural. It’d be better if the hand or finger motions were ascertained in three dimensional space. What’s so special about that one particular two dimensional plane that it uses at the moment (apart from the coincidence that it aligns with the glass screen surface, as if that’s relevant somehow)?

    I also want to be able to fold the iPad up, to make it more mobile. It must be terrible for those that bought the iPad pro (and not just the repayments) — it’s a mobile operating system, but it’s not a particularly mobile device. It might as well have four wooden legs on it and a tablecloth for when you’re not using it.

    I also hope iOS 10 brings improvements to the sound. For example, that huge glass surface of the screen. Surely that can be made to be a balanced-mode radiator and act as a huge speaker?

    Also, iOS 10 should feature a processor upgrade for the iPad 2, to keep it able to run everything in the future. Surely the processor can be re-architectured with a simple update? It’s only a bunch of transistors, connected up a certain way.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    iOSX El Capitan is what we should see on ipad pro tweaked for ipad but by and large the same

  • Nu2moroNu2moro

    Ringtones directly from your phone library! Lol :-)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    I would like to see iOS have better storage management.

    Yesterday I got over 2gb back with the film rental trick. It's interesting to see the odd 0.1gb disappear here and there.

    Render a track in Auria to Audioshare. Delete render from Auria and send the Audioshare one to the cloud. Should be back to memory as before? No!

    The above happens doing many things. iOS needs to handle junk files better.

  • raindroraindro
    edited April 2016

    I agree with the last two comments soo much

  • supadomsupadom

    I hope there's no major changes or we'll be stuck on 9 for the whole next generation. I'm all for innovation but actually being in the eye of the storm is not my idea of fun.

    Guess that's the aging showing its ugly head. Let the young build the barricades.

  • JRSIVJRSIV

    My main expectation would be that it not completely ruin the iOS music production capabilities with bugs, etc. They're always going to be there, but from what I've read about 7 to 8 and my own experience with 8 to 9, the kinks, bugs and performance issues have to be wrangled from jumpstreet.

    'Don't release it until you're confident it is running great' would be the intelligent thought process, but we're talking Apple. They have their hardware iterations so set in stone now that every year there's going to be a change in the devices, OS and performance...no matter if it's needed, wanted or if it performs well or not.

    Those who upgrade to the next iOS version immediately and have no issues, I am happy for. I'm not trying to spell out Doomsday's arrival here. But to this day, I have several people I know personally who have issues with the software. Over the last year I've been using iOS for music production I have talked with tons of cats like us who have experienced issues with a transition of iOS versions.

    Music Inclusive's Derek who posts on here with excellent information just ran several tests on the performance of 9.3. He himself is well aware of the problems the new versions bring and skipped iOS 8 entirely. He finally upgraded an iPad Mini from 7.X to 9.3 and had good results and felt that Apple, especially for 64bit late model devices, had gotten it right for our needs. IAq read his blog story, blown away seeing how thorough his testing was.

    But still, I'm on 8.4 and still have trepidations about taking the plunge. I'd like iOS 10 to be done right and to have the quality and performance that Apple always touts the software to have. Whether I ever update to iOS 9 or not, I'd like to be faced with the decision of going to iOS 10 with a sound mind from positive reports from our community and the tech press at large. Just get it right Cupertino. The thing doesn't need to make me a bucket list based on my interests or have this Bell and that Whistle to be a solid OS. Just perform solidly and get out of the way.

    Oh, and a real file explorer utility would be very helpful. The half assed app versions we can get on the App Store are not really helpful. For example, the way AudioShare is set up you can't see how much space the all the samples are taking. I kept scouring the settings for it, but soon learned in a forum what the Apple architecture does to certain apps like AudioShare, hiding the true amount of data it's taking up.

    I hope iOS is great when it arrives, we shall see...be cool.

  • j_liljedahlj_liljedahl

    @JRSIV said:
    Oh, and a real file explorer utility would be very helpful. The half assed app versions we can get on the App Store are not really helpful. For example, the way AudioShare is set up you can't see how much space the all the samples are taking. I kept scouring the settings for it, but soon learned in a forum what the Apple architecture does to certain apps like AudioShare, hiding the true amount of data it's taking up.

    That's why there's a storage meter inside AudioShare itself: tap the (i) button at the top left of the Library. It will tell you how much is used by AudioShare (+AUM) and how much free space there is, visualized as bars relative the total device storage space.

  • Rich303Rich303

    I'd like to see most of the things mentioned here. But I'm not sure if Apple will give us a fraction of these features. I'm sure I'll wait a few months to upgrade if there's anything worth it. I jumped to quick for iOS 9 because of AU support. It ended up taking longer than I thought for some devs to get on board with that. Some apps were broken for a few months as well. Still waiting for more AUs and hope to see more before iOS 10.

  • JRSIVJRSIV

    @j_liljedahl said:

    @JRSIV said:
    Oh, and a real file explorer utility would be very helpful. The half assed app versions we can get on the App Store are not really helpful. For example, the way AudioShare is set up you can't see how much space the all the samples are taking. I kept scouring the settings for it, but soon learned in a forum what the Apple architecture does to certain apps like AudioShare, hiding the true amount of data it's taking up.

    That's why there's a storage meter inside AudioShare itself: tap the (i) button at the top left of the Library. It will tell you how much is used by AudioShare (+AUM) and how much free space there is, visualized as bars relative the total device storage space.

    Jon I was in no way indicting you or your brilliant app AudioShare, I meant from the iOS setting for storage if you look at some apps, like AudioShare, it doesn't list the true space the app and all relative files are taking up.

    The in app About section storage meter in AudioShare you turned me on to is great, one of those "oh...." moments for sure, I just hadn't seen it.

    Thanks brother... Be cool

  • j_liljedahlj_liljedahl

    @JRSIV said:

    @j_liljedahl said:

    @JRSIV said:
    Oh, and a real file explorer utility would be very helpful. The half assed app versions we can get on the App Store are not really helpful. For example, the way AudioShare is set up you can't see how much space the all the samples are taking. I kept scouring the settings for it, but soon learned in a forum what the Apple architecture does to certain apps like AudioShare, hiding the true amount of data it's taking up.

    That's why there's a storage meter inside AudioShare itself: tap the (i) button at the top left of the Library. It will tell you how much is used by AudioShare (+AUM) and how much free space there is, visualized as bars relative the total device storage space.

    Jon I was in no way indicting you or your brilliant app AudioShare, I meant from the iOS setting for storage if you look at some apps, like AudioShare, it doesn't list the true space the app and all relative files are taking up.

    No worries! :)

    Indeed, it's quite weird that iOS Settings doesn't show those shared app storages. I guess one reason is that they have no real "title" to display, since they can belong to multiple apps. It would display something like "groups.com.kymatica.AudioShare" or similar.. But of course, they could simply list it as "AudioShare" under a "Shared containers" heading or something like that.

    The in app About section storage meter in AudioShare you turned me on to is great, one of those "oh...." moments for sure, I just hadn't seen it.

    Cheers

  • chimp_spannerchimp_spanner

    I don't know if it ever be possible, and I certainly wouldn't expect it by iOS 10 but some means of running more than one instance of an app would be fantastic. Being able to run even two or three of the same synth would be so handy!

  • ErrkaPettiErrkaPetti

    @chimp_spanner said:
    I don't know if it ever be possible, and I certainly wouldn't expect it by iOS 10 but some means of running more than one instance of an app would be fantastic. Being able to run even two or three of the same synth would be so handy!

    This is already implemented; if the Synth itself is updated to support AU (Audio Unit)...

    Is'nt that every iOS musicians knowledge?

  • j_liljedahlj_liljedahl

    Yes, the greatest thing with iOS9, imho!

  • chimp_spannerchimp_spanner
    edited April 2016

    Well shoot! I should probably mention that I'm new to iOS music then haha. Not to music in general, but I only just got myself kitted out with a good iPad and interface (iTrack Dock came today). So that's fantastic info! Thank you :)

    Now I need more AU apps! Darnit.

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