#iPhoneOS

@larryofsuburbia.bsky.social

2 months ago

Did you know you can tap on the spacebar and drag your fingertip left or right to move the cursor left or right as you're typing something? In iOS (or iPhoneOS) you can drag all over the keyboard which is pretty neat.

#Android #iOS #iPhoneOS #TechTips #MobileUX

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Liliputing

@liliputing.bsky.social

3 months ago

Lilbits: iPad-style multitasking on iPhones, and maybe Lenovo didn’t leak any Android PC plans after all Last week news started to make the rounds that Lenovo has published a web page spelling out the pros (and many cons) of PCs running Android. But Lenovo has since removed that website and claimed that it had nothing to do with Google's plans to bring Android to PCs in the future... although it's unclear why Lenovo published that page in the first place.

Lilbits: iPad-style multitasking on iPhones, and maybe Lenovo didn’t leak any Android PC plans after all #AndroidPc, #Exploit, #Ipados, #Iphone, #Iphoneos, #Lenovo, #Lilbits, #Linuxsmartphones, #MobileLinux

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Liliputing

@liliputing.com.web.brid.gy

3 months ago

Lilbits: iPad-style multitasking on iPhones, and maybe Lenovo didn’t leak any Android PC plans after all Last week news started to make the rounds that Lenovo has published a web page spelling out the pros (and many cons) of PCs running Android. But Lenovo has since removed that website and claimed that it had nothing to do with Google’s plans to bring Android to PCs in the future… although it’s unclear […] The post Lilbits: iPad-style multitasking on iPhones, and maybe Lenovo didn’t leak any Android PC plans after all appeared first on Liliputing.

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TechAiThreads

@techaithreads.com

6 months ago

Apple iOS from Version 1.0 to iOS 18: Complete History, Features & Evolution Apple’s iOS is designed exclusively for the iPhone. Explore the evolution of Apple iOS from iPhone OS 1.0 to iOS 18, features, improvements, history, and more

First released in 2007 as iPhone OS version 1.0 to the latest major version is iOS 18, released in September 2024. Read the iOS version history, Features & Evolution www.techaithreads.com/apple-ios-hi...
#TechAIThreads #TechArticle #TechGuide #iOS #Apple #iOSversionHistory #iOSUpdate #iPhoneOS

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Paul Douglas

@tvpauld.com

9 months ago

I get the thinking behind #Apple switching to annualised numbering for its OS releases. It’s a good idea. Here’s my hot take:

They should also rename #iOS back to #iPhoneOS when they do it.

Every. Other. OS. In their lineup. Is [device]OS

iOS was called that because it was for iPad & iPod as well

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Paul Douglas

@tvpauld.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy

9 months ago

Original post on mastodon.social

I get the thinking behind #Apple switching to annualised numbering for its OS releases. It’s a good idea. Here’s my hot take:

They should also rename #iOS back to #iPhoneOS when they do it.

Every. Other. OS. In their lineup. Is [device]OS

iOS was called that because it was for iPad & iPod as […]

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MacGeneration

@macg.co

11 months ago

Redécouvrir iPhoneOS 1.0 en 2025... que de limitations, et que d’évolution ! Il y a bientôt 18 ans, Apple sortait l’iPhone, appareil qui allait changer radicalement la façon de concevoir ce qu’on appelait encore un « téléphone mobile ». Une fois lancé, les smartphones ont à tout jamais envahi le monde. Mais qui se rappelle encore d’iPhoneOS 1.0, et de toutes ses limitations ? Le youtubeur Hugh Jeffreys, australien bien connu pour ses réparations d’iPhone de haute volée, a décidé de tenter l’aventure en réinstallant le tout premier OS du tout premier iPhone. Si la chose ne fut pas aisée (il faut un iPhone parmi les premiers exemplaires, et lutter avec Windows XP pour installer plusieurs versions différentes d’iPhoneOS avant de réussir à atteindre le tout premier), son aventure se termine bien, ayant maintenant en main un iPhone de première génération avec iPhoneOS 1.0 dessus. Et le moins qu’on puisse dire, c’est que le système était diablement limité. Tellement limité que même ceux qui, comme l’auteur de cet article, ont connu le tout premier smartphone de la pomme, seront surpris de la base d’où est parti l’iPhone. Pas de fond d’écran derrière les icônes, pas de possibilité de réarranger les apps sur l’écran d’accueil, un appareil photo 2 MegaPixels sans zoom, sans autofocus, et sans vidéo. Pour écouter de la musique ? Il faudra d’abord la transférer sur l’iPhone depuis iTunes, sur une app appelée iPod. Vous vouliez une autre app en plus de celle fournie ? Impossible, pas d'App Store ! Il faudra donc vous contenter de celles présentes sur la seule page d'accueil de l'appareil. S’il fonctionnait correctement, Safari était encore très basique par rapport à ce qu’il est devenu, et la protection des données était encore très perfectible. C’est avec de telles vidéos que l’on remarque le plus le chemin parcouru, de l’iPhone premier du nom à l’iPhone 16, d’iPhoneOS 1.0 à iOS 18. Que d’évolutions !

#iPhoneOS #Apple

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Old Man Jade

@oldmanjade.bsky.social

1 year ago

Was there a slide puzzle difficulty contest between Apple UX engineers? Control Center FTW! That last spot is death by discombobulation. My workaround is to reduce the media player to a single row, fill in the “second” to bottom row, then expand media player.

#Apple #iPhoneOS #iPadOS

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Ale Mohamad ⌘

@alemohamad.com

1 year ago

iOS version by Device These tables show the first and maximum version of iOS or iPadOS for each iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Wondering which Apple devices still support iOS? 🍏 🔍

Explore every iOS version and see which devices have support and which don’t. Updated with the latest releases! #iOS #iOS18 #iPadOS #iPadOS18 #iPhoneOS #AppleDevices