One of the most disrupting feature is Apple’s iTunes Radio, that extends built-in free radio channel. Duly integrated with iTunes and you can also buy tracks that you want to own, it will seem to become a necessary music channel for various iOS 7 iPhone users. Apple could make the apps alike Pandora.
One of the best part about Apple’s iOS machine is how it launch a new release every year that bundled with new features that can be used by most every old iPhone or iPad. You can rely on something new from Apple even when you are not standing in a way for buying a shiny new iPhone 5S or 5C.
Though Apple push out updates too like other manufacturers does, yet Apple is good in the industry in relation to others. It's one of the reasons they have a team of enthusiastic person. So I always eager to know something interesting about iOS 7 like the dozens of new tweaks, which attracts my attention as a long-time user and how I interact with my iDevices? Here are the eight point in my mind now:
The Wholesale Redesign Into Layers
Look, the recent iOS was obtaining ungainly, chunky, and it resembled secondhand shirts that even Macklemore would move. sure components of Android and Windows et al sport a far a lot of trendy look -- and whereas the "feel" of however those appearance really perform does not forever satisfy head to head, the new iOS 7 can amendment that.
Inside the New Look, your background image can bleed color through clear layers, and iOS seven can acquire dominant colours and use them to infuse a lot of of the expertise. during this method, if you are a deep earth-tone quite guy, you do not ought to stand the pastel-ish very little girl's area mess that you simply see on Apple's web site and in such a lot of screenshots.
Is this true customization? Not very -- however it is a begin.
Control Center
The least innovative but the most usable new feature, Control Center finally puts often needed controls in to fast availability in lieu of forcing you to drill down in to Settings to alter something as simple as your screen's brightness. Now, with a simple up-swipe from any screen, you'll bring up a panel of often used tools & switches, like a button for Airplane Mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, music -- & even a flashlight.
About gross out time. Not having these features was not only untuning for Apple, it represented an outright pain in the ass for its most active users. I cannot imagine why it took so long. Now I'm just hoping that Apple will let us customize Control Center with the controls each of us uses most.
Photo Management
The world’s most popular camera is getting some new features and built-in filters, and that’s good but it sucks when storing and managing your photos on your iPhone in iOS 6. In iOS 7, the new Photos app promises to radically change that. The other point if you buy a new iPhone, you should opt for more internal storage than you used before because you can handle through Collections, Moments and Years, which are smart groupings based on time and place. Sort of like Events in iPhoto on your Mac.
Pretty much everyone I know likes to keep their photos on their iPhones -- even when they back them up to box, iCloud or their Mac. I'm seriously looking forward to the new Photos app.
Sharing With AirDrop
While it is simple enough to send a text with a picture or an email with an attachment, AirDrop introduces a brand new type of sharing for iOS 7 users: Via wireless local area network or Bluetooth, you'll see different users and send them objects. whereas the concept is that you simply would be automatic visible in Airdrop to your contacts running iOS 7, you'll additionally create yourself visible to anyone near victimisation iOS seven -- or to nobody in the slightest degree.
To receive an object, you've got to just accept it. Straight forward communication is simpler, quicker and perhaps a lot of fun. Oh, and your stuff is not traveling through a cellular service provider's electronic communication system or email, thus your personal snapshots could be simply somewhat safer. perhaps even from the NSA.
Unified Smart Search Field in Safari
Unified search is finally coming in iOS 7, though, along with a new way to view tabs, which is patently unsexy but promises to be super useful.
iTunes Radio
One of the most disrupting feature is it’s iTunes Radio, that extends built-in free radio channel. Duly integrated with iTunes and you can also buy tracks that you want to own, it will seem to become a necessary music channel for various iOS 7 iPhone users. Apple could make the apps alike Pandora.
Why am I looking forward to it? Music discovery and the ability to de-clutter my music experience. Better yet, the ad-based free service might be less irritating than competitors, and if not, a US$25 annual fee to iTunes Match (handy service) will kill any ads that further clutter my mind.
Swipe From Left to Go Back
Apple has successfully introduced swiping navigation elsewhere in its ecosystem, and any time I run into an app or spot that doesn't settle for it, I'm briefly confused and irritated. . just like the featured carousel things in iTunes on the mackintosh. you have got to click the arrow buttons -- cannot swipe them. Sheesh. i am positively trying forward to swing very little} little tweak to use.
Why am I trying forward to it? Music discovery and therefore the ability to de-clutter my music expertise. Better yet, the ad-based free service could be less irritating than competitors, and if not, a US$25 annual fee to iTunes Match (handy service) can kill any ads that any litter my mind.
Privacy and Blocking
Apple has added 3 features to ensure your privacy. First one, better ways to limit ad tracking, second a Do Not Track feature in Safari and third is the ability to block someone from contacting you. It is for people who value a small sense of privacy in a digital world, welcome. Very welcome.
And the blocking? Great for ex-friends, creepy people, and businesses that somehow got your iPhone number.
Of course, as the time will passes to Apple’s September unveiling ceremony, there’s the chance that we”ll see something completely new.
One might argue that running Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system
is quite a differentiator in itself, but Nokia has been struggling for a
way to distinguish its smartphones from a hardware perspective.
Numerous rumors and leaks point to the unveiling on Thursday of a
smartphone with a 41MP camera on board. It will no doubt be impressive
-- but will it be enough?
