IOS 6 was the last skeuomorphic-designed iOS that would grace our iPhone screens. It was definitely one of the buggiest releases of iOS ever - hence it is one of the worst iOS versions to date. Though it did add some useful new features, iOS 11 was ridiculed because of its never-ending problems. Another bug was discovered in iOS 11.2, which did fix the date bug, but then added another bug for HomeKit users by rendering access to your HomeKit lights and appliances would not work. Battery life was also severely impacted once an iPhone was updated to iOS 11. This was patched, of course, but still, a very odd bug that spread like wildfire among the tech news blogs. For example, there was a very weird and specific bug in iOS 11.1.2 that made your iPhone crash on December 2 at 12:15 a.m.
IOS 11 brought with it a lot of great new features: notifications were able to be displayed on the lock screen (after merging Notification Center with the lock screen), Control Center was redesigned to be more streamlined on a single page, Apple gave us the Files app, screen recording, basic drag-and-drop features, and more.īut it was also notoriously buggy and had a lot of issues. With a simple swipe up from the bottom of the screen, we had quick access to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, airplane mode, and other frequently accessed settings. Though iOS 7 set the precedent for boring, flat design everywhere, it did give us the first iteration of Control Center, which is an ever-useful iOS utility.
iOS 7 switched over to a new, lighter Helvetica typeface that was harder to read, and it was not always obvious what were actual buttons or not since there was only text. IOS 17 is official, and it’s going to totally change your iPhoneĪnd it wasn’t just the flat, lifeless design. IOS 17 isn’t the iPhone update I was hoping for Apple finally fixed my biggest problem with the iPhone 14 Pro Max
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