Apple: iPhone News and Discussion Thread
Faceboook app as well.
Sanest Florida Man
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 46,046
Likes: 11,807
From: Florida
All humor aside (those are hilarious), this is incredible when you really think about how smart Siri is. I think Apple has made yet another game changer...
@ #4
Moderator
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 64,122
Likes: 3,372
From: Not Las Vegas (SF Bay Area)
iOS Blog: How To Put Newsstand In A Folder
Oct 13, 2011 1:10 pm PDT by Jordan Golson
The Coding Massacre has discovered a trick to force the iOS 5 Newsstand into a folder. The only reason to do this is to tuck Newsstand away and hide it -- users who have performed this trick discovered that opening Newsstand when its in a folder crashes Springboard, the main home screen on the iPhone.
Simply follow these steps:
- Take two apps and go to create a folder
- The second the apps are in the folder and it’s doing the folder creation animation, drag Newsstand into the folder
- As long as you’re quick enough Newsstand will go into the folder!
If you wish to use Newsstand at some point, simply remove it from the folder and place it back on the main level.
Oct 13, 2011 1:10 pm PDT by Jordan Golson
The Coding Massacre has discovered a trick to force the iOS 5 Newsstand into a folder. The only reason to do this is to tuck Newsstand away and hide it -- users who have performed this trick discovered that opening Newsstand when its in a folder crashes Springboard, the main home screen on the iPhone.
Simply follow these steps:
- Take two apps and go to create a folder
- The second the apps are in the folder and it’s doing the folder creation animation, drag Newsstand into the folder
- As long as you’re quick enough Newsstand will go into the folder!
If you wish to use Newsstand at some point, simply remove it from the folder and place it back on the main level.
iOS Blog: How To Put Newsstand In A Folder
Oct 13, 2011 1:10 pm PDT by Jordan Golson
The Coding Massacre has discovered a trick to force the iOS 5 Newsstand into a folder. The only reason to do this is to tuck Newsstand away and hide it -- users who have performed this trick discovered that opening Newsstand when its in a folder crashes Springboard, the main home screen on the iPhone.
Simply follow these steps:
- Take two apps and go to create a folder
- The second the apps are in the folder and it’s doing the folder creation animation, drag Newsstand into the folder
- As long as you’re quick enough Newsstand will go into the folder!
If you wish to use Newsstand at some point, simply remove it from the folder and place it back on the main level.
Oct 13, 2011 1:10 pm PDT by Jordan Golson
The Coding Massacre has discovered a trick to force the iOS 5 Newsstand into a folder. The only reason to do this is to tuck Newsstand away and hide it -- users who have performed this trick discovered that opening Newsstand when its in a folder crashes Springboard, the main home screen on the iPhone.
Simply follow these steps:
- Take two apps and go to create a folder
- The second the apps are in the folder and it’s doing the folder creation animation, drag Newsstand into the folder
- As long as you’re quick enough Newsstand will go into the folder!
If you wish to use Newsstand at some point, simply remove it from the folder and place it back on the main level.
It worked. Finally got that useless app off my screen.
Banned
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 18,761
Likes: 960
From: Kennesaw, GA
I've actually found much more use for it recently as I discover new (to me) features. If I'm on the Aux2 mode in my car, I can use it to play playlists or artists without having to find them via the nav screen. Much safer. I can see the most use out of this in the car, especially reading texts and responding back.