Shutting Down Apps- With the old iOS, if users wanted to close out apps, they would double tap home button and choose the apps that they wanted to close. In iOS 7, after the double tap, apps now appear as a series of screens users scroll left to right (similar to how mobile Safari might organize multiple pages). To close apps, users simply swipe up. iOS7 revolves around the art of multitasking and having the ability to run multiple apps at a time while still preserving battery life.
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FaceTime - A really great feature of the updated FaceTime on the phone is the availability to call anyone with an iOS from anywhere in the world with or with out wifi. This saves the hassle from having to use a third party program to call someone.
Control Center - This new feature lets the user change the most popular settings such as screen brightness or Airplane mode all with the swipe of a finger. Apple promotes this feature as "Do what you need to do. Quick." Some of the main features of this simple swipe up is the ability to turn on or off airplane mode, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Do Not Disturb, and the screens orientation and brightness. Instead of double tapping the home button to control the music, you can now play, pause or skip a song right on this screen. Apple put the most used controls on this screen such as flashlight, timer, calculator and camera.
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Blocking Numbers - With the new iOS7 update, there's now the option to block unwanted callers. The feature will block any phone calls, iMessages or FaceTime calls from contacting you.
Being an iPhone and iPad user myself, I have really enjoyed the new software update. I feel that the new design makes the phone look, feel and run with higher precision and elegance.
If you want to read more about the iOS7 update, check out Apple's Website !
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