The iOS 7 is one of the the largest updates the iOS has ever
been had, it’s not as big of a deal as the iPhone OS 2 and the App Store were,
but it took a lot of effort. It not only brings some key features and a few
cool system apps, but it also completely changes the user interface and tweaks the
right things. While not all of the new features that were brought here by the
update will be as memorable as the next, each one of them feels new and
innovative with only a few downsides.
New features
•Complete UI overhaul with adaptive colors and system-wide
Back swipe gesture
•New system icons and folders, animated icons available
•System-wide parallax effect
•Dynamic wallpapers
•Control Center with toggles, multimedia controls and
shortcuts
•Updated Notification Center with three tabs
•All apps multitasking with new card interface
•Updated Safari browser with unified search filed
•iTunes radio
•AirDrop file sharing
•Inclinometer within the Compass app
•Camera filters with live preview and new square mode
•New Photos app with better photo organization, picture
editing
•Weather app with live weather animations
•Updated Maps with Night mode and Turn-by-Turn walking
directions
•New Siri interface, new supported commands, new voices
•Contact Blacklist
•FaceTime audio
•Activation lock
•Automatic app update
•Cellular data usage breakdown
•Chinese-English, Italian, Korean and Dutch dictionaries
•iOS in the Car coming in 2014 in selected cars
Main disadvantages
•Very iTunes dependent for uploading files and multimedia
•No open file system means you often have to duplicate files
•Limited integration of 3rd party social networks and
services
•No widgets
•Air Drop works only between selected iOS 7 or later running
devices
•No lockscreen shortcuts (besides those in the Control
Center)
•Very basic camera UI with limited features and settings
•Limited codecs support
•iTunes radio only works in the US
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