Features
There are many little handy feature's implemented in the new iOS, with some that are relatively cool, and some that well€aren't. For example, one handy inclusion is the new flashlight feature. Man users until now have had to use third party apps in order to use their flash as a light, but Apple noticed this as a clear essential for owners today and added it to the control center. Another key feature is how passwords of all sorts can now be stored locally on the phone so you don't have to keep signing in and out of sites, and with this you have the ability to store credit card information on the cloud for the very same reason. This however, is something I am personally sceptical in doing. The search bar has now been hidden, alongside all your apps being closed by double clicking your home buttons, where with one swipe the app is terminated. so all round, it is efficient and simplistic enough for any user to get to grasp's with.
iOS Rating 6.5/10 Overall, the update is decorated enough to make most people be fooled into thinking this is the best thing ever, but it's not. Clearly the iOS is not suited to the iPhone 4, and some apps feel more rigid as of the new design. There are many positives with the new iOS though. The overall UI is clean and simplistic, the new features being long overdue finally coming into play, and how the new line of devices will prosper massively under iOS 7. However, I feel much more could have been done to make it more performance friendly for the older models. What do you think? Leave a comment and tell me what you think of it, good or bad.