Apple announces iOS 10
Looks like Apple is doubling down on at least two features that really seem like duds -- 3D Touch (which as far as I can tell nobody even knows exists), and Siri (which everyone raves about but nobody uses for anything).<p>I&#x27;d love to see UX improvements around minor inconveniences of the iOS experience:<p>- what the hell the volume button does in different contexts (sometimes it changes the ringer, other times the in-app volume, other times it just seems to go into a black hole)<p>- easier access to app settings for the app you&#x27;re using (things like privacy settings and notification settings and revoking&#x2F;re-allowing privileges (like camera access, etc.); maybe context-sensitive pull-up or pull-down things?  I like that OS controls this, not the app, just need a better way to navigate to it.<p>- turn off buzzing and booping when I plug in a charger, and maybe some sort of wireless charging thing if the technology is where it needs to be yet<p>- stop showing album art on the lock screen (or make it optional)<p>- more uniformity on how lock screen notifications are acknowledged and dismissed -- sometimes there&#x27;s an &#x27;x&#x27; in the swipe-over, sometimes actions, sometimes just pressing the notification does something<p>The only feature that seems interesting to me is the voicemail transcription; previous services I&#x27;ve used for this have been pretty terrible, but hopefully this is better.<p>With Marshmallow&#x27;s security model (of run-time grantable and revokable permissions) Android has become a lot more attractive to me -- my biggest pain point in using Android devices has always been the nightmare of looking at what an app wants in order to install.