Apple
What’s New in iOS 10.3 & iOS 10.3.3
New Siri Features in IOS 10.3 | |||||||||||
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If you use Siri, iOS 10.3 is about to help you stay on top of your bills, get a ride and more. You can do some crazy things if you have the right apps installed on iOS 10.3 and Siri enabled. From a Mundane standpoint, you can use Siri to pay and check the status of bills using payment apps that support Siri. Expect to see this feature trickle into apps over the coming weeks. You can now schedule a ride using ride booking apps using Siri. This is a handy way to plan your day instead of hail a ride only when you need it using Siri. Finally, if you have a car with an app and the manufacturer supports it, you can connect and check your car fuel level, lock status and you can even turn on the lights and honk the horn using Siri. | |||||||||||
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Jj
04/08/2017 at 7:13 pm
Why didn’t the fix the problem with iPad Pro where the Bluetooth needs to be shut off to get full speed from wifi?
Pat
04/11/2017 at 9:28 pm
Great article, very inclusive and informative. Time to give it go on the first of my 5 devices. Sounds like a good one, time will tell. Thanks!
Shiki
04/18/2017 at 3:47 am
Okay, well it says that 10.3.1 came out early April but did they actually test it out. I updated and it has been crashing my app and I feel the need to get a new phone. In my opinion this iOS is great just a minor mistakes in between.
Winston Shaw
04/29/2017 at 7:58 am
I lost my previous iPad 2 to an earlier Apple iOS update and Apple just smiled and said I’d just have to buy a new iPad. Cynic that I am I can’t help but wonder if the main purpose of these updates is to brick existing iPads and force users to replace them??? I can think of no other industry that is not held accountable for its “mistakes.” Maybe it’s time to rethink the rules these guys play by!
karendesy Erroraa
05/02/2017 at 10:56 am
Headache and nasusea