The lackluster look and whimpy text and overly bright screens are still here, oh well..
That's the only thing I care about at the moment. How many new versions do you think we'll have to wait for them to backpedal silently to accommodate reality without admitting to having made these mistakes?
My battery on 5S seems to drop a lot faster since the update. Anyone else out there experience similar?
Since yesterday to 7.0.3? No.
Might want to check what the thing turned on: some of those background app refreshes can keep the gps chip running constantly and that'd be a huge drain. Bluetooth got turned on when I upgraded my 5 to iOS 7: but IIRC the decimal upgrades to my 5s haven;t turned that back on.
I will say that 7.0.3 is an improvement, but I still think iOS7 has a long ways to go until it is useable, IMO.
Less animation and movement is a fantastic step, and will help a lot of people who were having trouble. It simply was (now that I have it turned off) too much eye candy.
Still needs work, though.
Notes, for example, is still too white. The iPad mini also pixelates it so it is not that clear.
Photos is also too white, and the icon reminds me of NBC's symbol, or a color palette for artwork, not photos.
The super thin icons in Mail, for example, are weak in comparison to the "buttons" to the left for Mailboxes and Edit.
Ditto for the icons in Calendar; they are almost invisible. It is an app, for goodness sake, so it should have visible interface elements.
Ditto the icons in Pages.
The keyboard is too bright still.
That's a start. There is more. As I have said in other threads, I really do not like iOS7. I do hope they improve it, and it looks like they may be trying to.
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That's the only thing I care about at the moment. How many new versions do you think we'll have to wait for them to backpedal silently to accommodate reality without admitting to having made these mistakes?
@ StephanJobs
The copy paste disappearing cursor has been a real grinder.
Yeah it pissed me off for awhile. Seems to be fixed and stable now.
Siri seems to be a lot snappier now, which makes me happy.
Podcats got a redo, looks okay.
Not sure whether I like the SAFARI (desktop) Top Sites redo.
Bit white this new Podcats.
I quite liked the old grey, helped visually distinguish it from Music.app.
The transition effect that they added on the reduce motion function speeds up navigation so much! Much needed and well received
I've have a bluetooth issue between my Iphone 4s and Toyota navigator 510, since I've updated my iphone to IOS 7.0.1.
My battery on 5S seems to drop a lot faster since the update. Anyone else out there experience similar?
Since yesterday to 7.0.3? No.
Might want to check what the thing turned on: some of those background app refreshes can keep the gps chip running constantly and that'd be a huge drain. Bluetooth got turned on when I upgraded my 5 to iOS 7: but IIRC the decimal upgrades to my 5s haven;t turned that back on.
I will say that 7.0.3 is an improvement, but I still think iOS7 has a long ways to go until it is useable, IMO.
Less animation and movement is a fantastic step, and will help a lot of people who were having trouble. It simply was (now that I have it turned off) too much eye candy.
Still needs work, though.
Notes, for example, is still too white. The iPad mini also pixelates it so it is not that clear.
Photos is also too white, and the icon reminds me of NBC's symbol, or a color palette for artwork, not photos.
The super thin icons in Mail, for example, are weak in comparison to the "buttons" to the left for Mailboxes and Edit.
Ditto for the icons in Calendar; they are almost invisible. It is an app, for goodness sake, so it should have visible interface elements.
Ditto the icons in Pages.
The keyboard is too bright still.
That's a start. There is more. As I have said in other threads, I really do not like iOS7. I do hope they improve it, and it looks like they may be trying to.