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Apple iOS 7 Review

Posted on May 11, 2015April 23, 2020 By Hulk

 

Apple reinvented touchscreen smartphones; now it’s reinventing iOS. The new iOS 7 for iPhone and iPad has no small legacy to live up to, and it’s pulling no punches in doing so, refreshing not only the design but going deeper, streamlining commonly used features, paring back unnecessary bloat, and polishing up things like Siri. It’s the iOS update that we’ve been waiting for, and it’s coming not only to the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c, but a brace of older iPhones and iPads. Read on for our full review.

Design

Skeumorphic no more: gone are the fake textures, the faux metals and leathers, the attempts to ape real-world date planners and calculators. iOS 7 is the most significant aesthetic refresh to the platform that we’ve seen, and it doesn’t stint in dropping icons and UIs that had begun to look dated in comparison to Android and Windows Phone’s digital honesty.
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