@monkbent strange, it’s working for me (iOS 7.0.4, iPhone 5)pic.twitter.com/IOcCANKmT2
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@monkbent strange, it’s working for me (iOS 7.0.4, iPhone 5)pic.twitter.com/IOcCANKmT2
@monkbent do you use an app to plot flights on your Calendar? Or is that built in to ex. Delta’s app?
@judsontwit I put it in manually
@monkbent the future. :D
@monkbent indeed it is. I turned off weather in there because there was no point dealing with the inconsistency. I just open an app.
@monkbent I've had it give me no temp at all before, not even a forecast, just the weather. Super annoying!
@darkarconio me too. Terrible.
@monkbent It’s so easy and useful 99% of the time, making the needless failures that much more annoying…
@darkarconio disagree. It’s needlessly wordy. Old version much better
@monkbent I just meant in accessibility of the information, not specific presentation. I agree, though this implementation is more ambitious
@monkbent Alas, that's real-time data, these are all cacheable.
@getwired I'm connected
@monkbent I figured - just saying that the screen would need to query every time you pull down on it. As it is, can be cached for perf.
@getwired it wasn't a problem in iOS 6. Also, it does this all the time (and it's been 20 minutes and I've opened the weather app)
@monkbent Bad UI. Just a theory on why it behaved that way.
@monkbent isn’t that weird? “Currently xx degrees.” Would fit right on that third line…
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