iOS 11 is going to mean (according to what has been seen so far) a redesign important in many sections of the apple mobile operating system interface. Today we do a small review of the most notorious news in video with our iPad. Learn about some of the elements that have changed and what they will be like from September.
Although it is difficult to determine which of the novelties available to the first beta de iOS 11 They will remain as we see it now until the stable version begins to be deployed, in the video that we have recorded after installing the next version in a iPad 9.7, many interesting elements are already appreciated. It seems that Apple is looking for buttons and menus that are larger, more visible and easier to manipulate, especially in the settings. It has also sought to develop a more intuitive way manual to carry out certain tasks.
A video tour of iOS 11
If you want to try iOS 11 on your device, yesterday we published a guide simple and fast to install the latest version of the operating system, still in beta. Here you have it:
Once the installation is done, and like Android is tending towards a material design, it seems that iOS looks for formulas more tangible in the design of your system, as well as in the handling. The great icons of the Control center They are a clear example of this philosophy.
Changes in the section notificationsHowever, they are not to everyone's taste and it seems that it does not make much sense to replicate an unlock screen on that panel. This is one of the elements that we would be surprised if it received continuity in the next betas. We will have to be attentive, little from what I see is receiving many critical.
Improvements for the iPad format
El iPad It is perhaps the device that receives the most news, marking notable differences with the iPhone; and it is that Apple must put the batteries in the evolution of your tablet if you do not want to lose leadership within the sector. Windows is dangerously close and the sum of all Android manufacturers already has more users than iOS.
The manipulation of objects, after a long press to be able to drag, is, above all, an excellent substitute for the functions of the Touch 3D, which cannot be implemented on a tablet (or with much more complexity given the size of its screen). We like the possibility of taking a certain content and moving it to other applications, but we need to explore this new version much more to understand its logic, and its true possibilities, those tasks in which it can or cannot be executed.