@aral @marcedwards I love the new Android pickerpic.twitter.com/ClPt4i9Juj
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@aral @marcedwards I love the new Android pickerpic.twitter.com/ClPt4i9Juj
@aral @marcedwards That has to be a bug? Can't be anything else....
@aral @marcedwards Both of those changes also make no logical sense. Just slowing down progress, like the animations.
@CraigGrannell I agree. I think this particular instance is easy to fix though. +@aral
@marcedwards @aral Someone else told me that UI interaction is not current. Are you running the latest beta?
@CraigGrannell Yep. There’s subtleties to this — make sure you’re trying to drag from white space. AM/PM is a good test. +@aral
@aral @marcedwards Ugh. I’m genuinely starting to worry about iOS 7, from the ‘general user’ standpoint (i.e. mum and dad).
@aral @marcedwards have you seen this one yet? http://nathanpitman.com/626/safari-on-ios-7-breaks-the-internet … #ux
@nathanpitman Nope. That seems like a bit of an issue. I like Safari on iOS 7, but find the toolbar behaviour maddening. +@aral
@BartBurgov That seems like a good approach in some cases. Takes up a lot more screen though (which is good and bad). +@aral
@aral @marcedwards @adurdin if you open the timer app you'll see that most of that "info"graphic is actually wrong.
@aral @marcedwards I’ve just tried this on my iPhone 5 with iOS 7 beta 6 and it seems to behave mostly like iOS 6
@aral @marcedwards @sblinde Ah ok. You just mean for the am/pm. I always use 24hr.
@aral @marcedwards @sblinde You can drag in those area that you have pointed out in iOS7.
@shaun_wilkinson @aral @marcedwards From what I've heard, it's inconsistent--with some, you can, others (like AM/PM sliders) you can't.
@sblinde @aral @marcedwards yeah it's just the am/pm which Ive never used. Maybe just a bug.
@shaun_wilkinson @aral @marcedwards I hope that’s the case, that it’s just a bug. If that’s intentional.. well. *shrugs*
@sblinde @aral @marcedwards seems odd if its not a bug. Do people really use am/pm???
@shaun_wilkinson @aral @marcedwards Absolutely, I do daily. How else would people who use 12-hr clocks specify time for alarms / calendar?
@sblinde @aral @marcedwards I always use 24hr which I believe it the default
@shaun_wilkinson @aral @marcedwards 24 hr time was not a default for me, I live in the US and bought my phone in the US from Sprint.
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