I honestly think containers is next to worthless on an iPhone or iPod touch.
The screen is so small that, in the time it took you to turn the rotor to
containers, and flick down to the section you wanted, you could have just
touched the area of the screen you were looking to navigate to. I
Hi all,
Did anyone find a useful application of the new container rotor setting on the
iPhone? I know it was an iPad feature before iOs 7 but, since I hardly use an
iPad, this does not give me any clues about how best to take advantage of this.
Thanks,
Ioana
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Containers are used to move from one area of the application to
another mail is a good application that you can use containers.
On 10/2/13, Ioana Gandrabur igandra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Did anyone find a useful application of the new container rotor setting on
the iPhone? I know it was
Can you be a bit more specific?
On 10/2/13, Isaac Hebert isaac.heb...@gmail.com wrote:
Containers are used to move from one area of the application to
another mail is a good application that you can use containers.
On 10/2/13, Ioana Gandrabur igandra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Did anyone
Probably the best thing to do is to just take it for a spin and see how
it works.
If you take Isaac's example and open up the Mail app and go into a mail
message then you'll have four containers on the screen. the first
container will include the controls like back, previous and next. the
