you know applevis publishes articles for every release, right? lol that answers most of your questions, the comments sections of said articles usually have something else to add too

I like IOS10 so far although the new lock sound sucks. I wish I could go back to the old lock sound. Its odd that the search page is now considdered to be page 1 that is anoying but I like that I can get rid of stocks and stuff like that.

I got it, and it's Ok, but the download erased all my VoiceOver voices, so I have to download them again. And I am afraid they took away my favorite one, the simplified Australian Karen voice. The enhanced version sounds too robotic.
Otherwise, it's odd to me that my home page is now actually page 2.
So far, it's not world-endingly bad, but it's not earth-shatteringly great either.
How's that for a technical description? *smiles*

I like the new typing sound, and I totally agree that being able to move apps and create folders is so much easier now. I never even bothered before, because it was such a daunting task, but now it's a very simple, though tedious task if you're like me and have 8 sprawling pages of apps.

I also can't stand the raise to unlock feature. I found that it activated itself even while being carried in my pocket, which may or may not have something to do with what I'm going to report at the end of this post. But at least it's fairly easy to get rid of that too.

The new voices aren't terrible, but none of them are amazing, either. I do like oliver, though he has some weird pronunciations, and you have to use the enhanced version or he sounds like he has a cigarette shoved in his mouth all the time. I'm using him for now, though, because I like how he sounds in general. As for the other voices, I don't want to download gigs of data just to have premium speech, so I can live with switching between Oliver and the Siri voices if I get tired of one or the other.

however, I think I might have found a bug. My battery has plummeted alarmingly fast ever since I installed this update. of course, I updated the phone while it wasn't plugged in, but by the time the procedure was finished, it was down to 84%. This was about 9 hours ago. In those 9 hours, I didn't use my phone excessively. Maybe a bit more than normal, but mainly to play with settings, move apps, and explore new features. I only sent two text messages during that time, and the only app I had open in the background was whatsapp. And yet, about 20 minutes ago, I noticed that my phone was down to 34%. So, either the update somehow drained the hell out of my battery and didn't tell me, or the release is buggy. If it turns out to be a fluke, I'll report back. But I would be super disappointed if I need to restore from a backup just because of that.

now you don't need a developer account to subscribe to betas, I was a tester myself for some time and IOS 10 is just amazing. the photo description feature tells you the objects in the photo, it can even recognize faces in your photos if you associate them with someone for the first time. an other thing that I love about ios 10 is the fact that you can set the phone to not go into speaker mode if you lift it away from your year, that annoied me since the beginning of iphone and now it's gone! I considder that the list of bugs is very small compared to the list of features, and I think the update is absolutely worth it.
I suggest updating via Itunes though because there were some guys that had problems when updating over the air, I read on applevis and on mac rumors that their phones entered into DFU mode and they had to restore it to work. I updated over the air but I had no problems.

unfortunately the phone does the associations, but if you associate a photo with a contact it can recognize that face and say instead of photo with 2 faces it will say that the contact is in that photo.

The iOS 10 is great. I love it.
What I have noted so far is that the keyboard feels more accessible and your fingers seem to find the right place when you are typing. Also, the dots on the Braille keyboard appear to be more stable and responsive.
The magic tap works better when answering or ending calls. It responds faster than in iOS 9. In fact, one of the major bugs of first releases of iOS 9 was this bug with magic tap which would respond extremely slowly. The music app seem to work faster when switching from one song to another.
Arranging apps is now easier than never before, but I would like to see that actions menu in many instances gone from the homepage.
Now, whenever there's a switch button, especially in services such as wi-fi, bluetooth, or do not disturb, when enabled/ disabled from the control centre, Voiceover will say: "Wi-fi, switch button, on."
The keyboard sounds are also changed, and the sounds will now also apply to braille keyboard.
There are more voices in the speech section!
I personally like Ava, that was the voice that should have been there a long time ago, but I think I will stick with Daniel (enhanced) for daily use.
Photo description was not as amazing as I was imagining. I have a picture of my dog and voiceover was not capable of describing it. However, if you have multiple photos, you can just search for the word "Dog", and it will look for a dog in your photos and will show it to you if one is found.
All in all, I like this upgrade of iOS. It is quite less buggy compared to the first days of iOS 9, and it feels a little more accessible than the previous iOS versions.

Hi, Actually all of the notification sound could not be change, for example, WhatsApp and facebook messenger and other apps that I use, it always play the try tone sound whenever someone sending notification to my phone.

ahoy all

This is one question I've been wondering about since IOS8, and unless I'm missing something its a bug that's quite obvious and hasn't been mentioned by anyone else before.
Or at least I haven't come across it
The bug/question/ what you will is
How the hell do you reject a incoming call from the lockscreen?
All I see on the lockscreen is buttons to text the person calling you,set a reminder,and answer the call
On any other screen you also have the reject button,which you don't like I said above,on the lockscreen.
What am I missing, is there a button,a gesture that does this?

I have also upgraded to ios10, however I think my usual practice of setting it up as a new iphone would've been far better rather than updating from ios9 to 10.
The process was smooth overall,although there was a rather nasty point where I couldn't enter a passcorde because instead of 1 2 3 4 5 etc voiceover was reading abc def ghj and so on.
Even so I was able to type in the passcode through guesswork and some judgement,but still not the kind of thing I have experienced ever before,but then again I always restore my phones not update.

grryf

Good news, guys. The battery issue seems to have had something to do with the update process itself, because it's fine now.

I'm really happy about the magic tap working better, too. I really hated that it would often not work, especially since finding the end call button is usually something of a chore.

I'm still waiting to hear how it performs on a 5s.