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Weedle posted:Good thing they removed the headphone jack so nobody will have this problem anymore. It's replaced with the shameful moment when your friend lets you play the music in the car and they hand you an aux cable, and you have to meekly explain what a gross outside you are
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poppingseagull posted:I'm guessing it was addressed in this thread and I missed it, but 11.0.2 is complete dog poo poo. My phone works maybe 50% of time. I tried to take a picture today and gave up because the video was always black. Apps crashing and things locking constantly. I haven't had any issues since the initial ios11 release - the worst that happened was an app closing when I got a text and that hasn't happened more than once. Have any of you gotten serious problems like this? I might have just missed them too but I haven't heard any big gripes like those and mainly see stuff like battery life and UI complaints. Edit: [quote="“Weedle”" post=""477136341”"] Good thing they removed the headphone jack so nobody will have this problem anymore. [/quote] I hate them for that and will forever because I bought a nice pair of Bluetooth headphones and my cans sit on a shelf because I lose the dongle or don't have it when I need it so often even though I have two Edit again - so does anyone know how to fix the quotes? I see that it is adding an extra " and I don't want to have to go into settings every time this happens to disable smart punctuation. Is there a way to just fix it manually? rio fucked around with this message at 03:36 on Oct 7, 2017 |
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poppingseagull posted:My phone works maybe 50% of time. I tried to take a picture today and gave up because the video was always black. Apps crashing and things locking constantly. Try backing up, DFU/recovery mode, and then set up as new and see if things work. It sounds like the update got messed up.
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buglord posted:It's replaced with the shameful moment when your friend lets you play the music in the car and they hand you an aux cable, and you have to meekly explain what a gross outside you are the trick is to not have friends
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Friends don't let friends use aux cables.
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buglord posted:It's replaced with the shameful moment when your friend lets you play the music in the car and they hand you an aux cable, and you have to meekly explain what a gross outside you are It would be really shameful if any of my friends used aux cables in their car.
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rio posted:Edit again - so does anyone know how to fix the quotes? I see that it is adding an extra " and I don't want to have to go into settings every time this happens to disable smart punctuation. Is there a way to just fix it manually? I mean, editing the post and manually deleting the smart quotes and putting in normal quotes worked for me the one time I've tried that.
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fourwood posted:I mean, editing the post and manually deleting the smart quotes and putting in normal quotes worked for me the one time I've tried that. What is a "smart quote" exactly? I saw two quotes at the beginning of the number, like this - ""#########" - so I deleted the first quote but it just shows the extra quote again when previewing the message.
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rio posted:What is a "smart quote" exactly? I saw two quotes at the beginning of the number, like this - ""#########" - so I deleted the first quote but it just shows the extra quote again when previewing the message. It's a setting in iOS 1'1's keyboard that alters your punctuation depending on its usage, similar to the way Microsoft Word does. E.g. surrounding text in quotations uses the right-curving quote on the left and the left-curving quote on the right, instead of two vertical quotations, and converts two consecutive hyphens into one long hyphen.
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It fixed itself somehow. I just want to know how!
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There was a big change in spotlight (now just called search) in iOS11: I used to have every aspect of this turned off other than searching apps, so I hold use it as a spotlight style app launcher - launch search, type a couple of letters, hit the app. In iOS11 they've changed things: there is no separate set of toggles to decide *what* to search (it used to be: contacts, apps, emails, safari history). There's just a per app toggle. Rather than just toggling searching data inside the app, if you turn these toggles off, it actually prevents the apps showing up in search at all (at least until you've typed the entire name correctly). Is there any way around this? I don't want Siri/search to search in inside the contents of any of my apps (or maybe one or two). I do want them to show up in search results as soon as I type the first letters of the app name.
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wooger posted:There was a big change in spotlight (now just called search) in iOS11: If you find one, let me know, but as far as I can tell the answer to your question is no. Edit: you can still say “open app name” to siri, which is the weakest of workarounds because enabling type to siri disables talking to her (keyboard microphone not withstanding)
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The Dave posted:It would be really shameful if any of my friends used aux cables in their car. Why?
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Ewooo, who uses an aux cord in 2017?
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Aux cords are still cool because I can listen to my digital audio recorder on the way back from gigs. But since you can plug a lightning cable into the car (and Bluetooth or course) I haven't used an aux cord in a very long time even though my car is a 2000 Accord because the previous owner put a new stereo in it (which is what I assume everyone has done since the prices are so low?)
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Wulfolme posted:Why? It's the iPhone thread. If the iPhone doesn't do something you need it for, you're wrong and bad and dumb for wanting it and probably poor.
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Edit: whoops, this isn't the iOS games thread.
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Y'all enjoy your cars with fancy non aux cord ways of listening to music while I enjoy the full personality and charm that only a bare stock 2010 Honda Civic can provide.
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Khablam posted:It's the iPhone thread. If the iPhone doesn't do something you need it for, you're wrong and bad and dumb for wanting it and probably poor. See this guy gets it.
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Khablam posted:It's the iPhone thread. If the iPhone doesn't do something you need it for, you're wrong and bad and dumb for wanting it and probably poor. Exactly, you should be using BT or the line-in via a lightning cable.
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Or pick up one of those BT pucks that plugs into your aux in line. Having two wires (charge and aux) coming out of your phone is shameful.
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TraderStav posted:Ewooo, who uses an aux cord in 2017? I did until the aux port in my 2007 Honda Civic finally died. I missed the USB/Bluetooth revolution by one model year. :-( Now I'm using the stock head unit to play MP3 CDs. I actually just bought a 50-pack spindle of CD-Rs the other day. Ask me about the turn of the millennium, we're taking callers.
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enojy posted:I did until the aux port in my 2007 Honda Civic finally died. I missed the USB/Bluetooth revolution by one model year. :-( Dude how can you stand that, get yourself a head unit that has Bluetooth or iPod control. It’ll cost you like maybe $100. Heck, you can get CarPlay-compatible ones for like $400ish.
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lelandjs posted:Dude how can you stand that, get yourself a head unit that has Bluetooth or iPod control. It’ll cost you like maybe $100. Heck, you can get CarPlay-compatible ones for like $400ish. I was contemplating it, but I can't be hosed to install a headunit myself (in an apartment parking lot,) so that $100 Bluetooth headunit turns into like a $200+ headunit after bracket/harness/install fees. I figure I'll probably be trading this car in just a few years, so I can't convince myself to throw any money at it unless absolutely necessary.
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I’d imagine with a civic it would be easy enough to get plug and play harnesses and installing the head unit would be a matter of unscrewing and then screwing a small amount of screws. And if you plan on owning the car for years (I thought you were going to say months) then it makes even more sense. I was playing around with the aux cord comment but god drat no one should be burning cds to listen to in their car.
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# ? Oct 7, 2017 16:39 |
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For those of you still living in the previous century, they even have a bluetooth cassette you can put in a tape deck and stream music through.
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I once had an 02 accord that I put a BT headunit in for less than $100. It was simple. That was four years ago, likely only cheaper now.
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Speaking of CarPlay, what's a good site to look into aftermarket units for cars?
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Speaking of CarPlay, what's a good site to look into aftermarket units for cars? Crutchfield's https://www.crutchfield.com They would be my first choice. They sell their head units in kits with the correct harness for you car model, mounting brackets/adapters, tools, a model specific installation guide and access to an 800 number for installation assistance.
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The Dave posted:I’d imagine with a civic it would be easy enough to get plug and play harnesses and installing the head unit would be a matter of unscrewing and then screwing a small amount of screws. I use a bluetooth speaker because this car came with only a CD player and radio in 2008. Replacing it involves removing multiple pieces of trim and spudgering the thing out, as well as trying to find a replacement faceplate if I don’t want the new unit sticking out and shouting BREAK IN AND TAKE ME WITH YOU. fite me
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# ? Oct 7, 2017 18:05 |
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My car is old enough to drink and would have a cassette deck if it hadn't broken years ago. I listen to music on a portable bluetooth speaker turned up way too high so I can hear it over the sound of the air rushing past the windows that don't close. I leave poo poo in my car all the time with zero fear of it getting stolen because no one is going to see opportunity in a sad '92 Explorer.
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TraderStav posted:Ewooo, who uses an aux cord in 2017? I work in EMS, and two of our ambulances have aux inputs, as does the stereo in the garage. The other two ambulances have USB inputs, but they don't work. If I can't use an aux cable, I can't listen to music I also can't switch to a non-IPhone because the building has a steel frame that acts as a faraday cage for the frequencies that ATT uses, so iMessaging on the wifi is how I stay sane on 24s Ugly In The Morning fucked around with this message at 18:38 on Oct 7, 2017 |
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Not sure if this counts as watch or phone related but in ios11 I hate if I play music on my phone and the start driving directions, my watch is "occupied" with the music player screen and does not alert me to upcoming upcoming turns and whatnot unless I press the fat side button and switch active screens. Laaaaaaaame
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Feenix posted:Not sure if this counts as watch or phone related but in ios11 I hate if I play music on my phone and the start driving directions, my watch is "occupied" with the music player screen and does not alert me to upcoming upcoming turns and whatnot unless I press the fat side button and switch active screens. You can turn that off in the raise to wake features in Watch.app
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Ugly In The Morning posted:I work in EMS, and two of our ambulances have aux inputs, as does the stereo in the garage. The other two ambulances have USB inputs, but they don't work. If I can't use an aux cable, I can't listen to music Kinivo BTC450 Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit for Cars with Aux Input Jack (3.5 mm) - Supports AptX https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009NLTW60/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_6gr2zbSSX0Y7R
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It’s a watch thing, but you fix it (kind of) with your phone. In the watch app, go to Settings - General - Wake Screen and turn off Auto Launch Audio Apps.
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carry on then posted:I use a bluetooth speaker because this car came with only a CD player and radio in 2008. Replacing it involves removing multiple pieces of trim and spudgering the thing out, as well as trying to find a replacement faceplate if I don’t want the new unit sticking out and shouting BREAK IN AND TAKE ME WITH YOU. fite me I’ll admit that taking out trim isn’t ideal, but it’s often easier than you’d think. Usually it’s just a matter of removing a couple screws and then pulling the trim away. As for the faceplate, all but the cheapest aftermarket stereos have removable ones that you can pop on and off easily if you’re worried about theft where you live. Happy Noodle Boy posted:Speaking of CarPlay, what's a good site to look into aftermarket units for cars? Seconding Crutchfield. Various family members have had to get replacement car stereos over the years and all of them ordered from Crutchfield. They give you all the hardware you need and clear instructions. asecondduck fucked around with this message at 18:53 on Oct 7, 2017 |
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So, my provider does wifi calling, I've enabled it and the right stuff is showing up in the status bar. Calls in and out work fine, and receiving an sms works fine but when I send an sms I get a "not delivered" error. Thing is, the sms does send despite the error. Any suggestions?
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# ? Oct 7, 2017 19:04 |
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lotta poor folks without CarPlay ITT
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To be fair I wouldn’t have it either except Kia updated my 2014 Soul’s radio to add it for free, which I was pretty happy about. Most car makers don’t offer feature upgrades like that for previous model years, and if they do there’s a charge associated with it.
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