Just like on iOS 10 the classic 'Slide to Unlock' feature has gone, adding the newest 'Press home to unlock' it adds this sense of development rather than the original which we all knew. Another change which you will use on day to day life is the notification centre, with its all new 'lock screen' look it makes the whole experience feel more basic and more intuitive. An all new redesigned Control Centre boasts a more fluent experience while adding a concept of fun with the use of different size bubbles. The ability to customise this area makes the phone feel more personal to you, while still giving you those necessary function at just a swipe up away. Design has really been though out within this update, new home screen and lock screen looks add a new experience to your iPhone, iPad or iPod. Some minor but important changes include change of text size and font, colours and even layout of some standard apps such as the app store. The future of this OS is clearly indicated with now the ability to send money to friends by iMessage on Apple Pay, making the it a lot more convenient. Squeezed into this update you will also find some small changes to how Siri interacts with you, their voice and the speed of recognition and response, it all makes Siri seem much smarter and even more competitive to other voice assistants.

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Is it worth the upgrade?

Yes, the small changes do have a huge impact on the user experience. Here at TechNoLogy we do personally believe that these small details to enhance the feel making much more intuitive and enjoyable.