davidalan99
iPF Novice
iPad has been rebooted. It has changed from multi gestures to just gestures.It's in Settings - General - Multitasking.
Did you reboot your iPad after updating? I don't see a blank page when I open Mail after force closing it.
iPad has been rebooted. It has changed from multi gestures to just gestures.It's in Settings - General - Multitasking.
Did you reboot your iPad after updating? I don't see a blank page when I open Mail after force closing it.
Thanks. It's just an extra step when opening, that I would like to eliminateI've been using mail in iOS 9 since June with no problems, including the last week on iOS 9 GM. When I update this iPad to the public release version I'll check again.
I'm sure the update servers are getting hammered right now, waiting a while could result in a smoother update with fewer problems. Let us know how your update goes.Thank you all for sharing your updating. I'm one of those followers who want to see how it goes. I may update tomorrow!
I'm confused. The fine print on Apple's site seems to imply that in iOS 9, Siri no longer runs on iPad 3. I'm not too keen on losing Siri, if that's true. Anyone confirm?
I just checked my iPad 3, newly updated to iOS 9, it has Siri just like before. Apple just forgot to mention it in the note quoted by J. A..From Apple's iOS 9 page:
Maybe it's the proactive version. An exact list of features per device is not available yet.
- Siri is available on iPhone 4s or later, iPad Pro, iPad Air or later, iPad (4th generation), iPad mini or later, and iPod touch (5th generation or later) and requires Internet access. Siri may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Mobile data charges may apply.
I suppose they were referring to the proactive Siri version. Did you try it, and was it possible to do everything the "new" Siri is capable of?I just checked my iPad 3, newly updated to iOS 9, it has Siri just like before. Apple just forgot to mention it in the note quoted by J. A..
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I haven't had a chance to try out the new Siri features yet.I suppose they were referring to the proactive Siri version. Did you try it, and was it possible to do everything the "new" Siri is capable of?
Aaagggg!
You mentioned 1Password in slideover, so I went looking for the update (because it wasn't there), and I found 36 apps waiting for updates.
I guess I plug the toy in and let it update apps overnight. It's late anyway.
The massive app update after iOS update is known as an appalanch in some corners of the web.